Lies and Lullabies is a Rod Hardy-directed 1993 ABC television movie about a pregnant cocaine addict, played by Susan Dey.

When the baby is born addicted, she is kept away from Christina based on the recommendation of a social worker, who deems her an unfit mother.

The script for Lies and Lullabies initially cast Dey as the sister of a closet-cocaine addict who dies during childbirth.

Dey's character was then charged with raising the baby, ignorant to the developmental delays that would follow.

[2] Speaking to The Post and Courier, she stated that early in the production, "we all had very little compassion for these women," but that after meeting them they learned "the reality is that these women can be helped and if given a chance for treatment and a choice between drugs and their children, many choose their children.