fertilizer001

I am not a viewer of Lifetime films. The only reason for me to go through them from time to time is because of the actors I've known from daytime television. Is this movie groundbreaking, inspiring, heartbreaking or touching? The answer is none of them. Projects like this one are only a way to get paycheque in order for these actors to support their families. Nothing more. Luckily, "Baby Obsession" (aka Your Baby is Mine) is passable to this audience thanks to the satisfactory interpretations of female lead and antagonist. I am glad that Linsey play the good girl, a protective and strong mother, and not the typical psychopath or victim unlike the other two lifetime films which she has done recently. Perhaps that explains why her acting isn't onenote and OTT here. I am also relieved that Alicia is able to make her character somewhat sympathetic, not the stereotypical villain which I would expect from Lifetime.