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Taylor and her baby meet up with a photographer and her daughter who are up to no good when it comes to their relationship when suddenly, Taylor's baby is kidnapped. The music and the acting are not bad for an unknown Canadian cast. Watchable.

A woman poses as an infant photographer to befriend a young mother and steal her baby. The movie is based on a Washington state woman named Juliette Parker, who offered free photography services to new or expecting mothers through a Facebook group for mothers, with the intention of stealing their baby.

It's predictable, the photographer looks so dodgy that the heroine falls for slick lies, the police detective is absolutely useless and disinterested, but it is watchable and does it's job to keep one interested. It's a TV film so the budget is modest and there wouldn't be much write-ups. The acting is good especially by the villainesses.

First, i find it ridiculous that the mother can be so calm and have time to resr when her baby is lost. If its me, i would be frantic. I also find it crazy and so weird that the police can be as laid back towards the mothers accusations towards the bad ladu... No investigation, nothing... And a death can be ruled as suicide so easily. If you want to make a story into a movie make sure its realistic first.

Oh Kept wanting to punch everyone as they are all so stupid. Dialogue had me turning it off 1/3 of the way in. What is the purpose of creating such horrible movies? Are their grants available? What? Why?

Did the receptionist at the staffing agency have a fur ball or what?!!?

In the opening scene a caption says: based on a true story. Without giving much away it is loosely based on a true story.