From watching the trailers and looking at the posters, at first I thought this drama was going to be corny cheesy as hell with three guys chasing the female lead, but I love how Oh My Baby surprised us and offered us something different. I liked how genuine and meaningful the lines were in addressing common stereotypes. I also liked how the show was an easy watch. The plot was simple, and there was not much conflict, as the struggles of the female lead were enough drama already. The characters were nice and lovable too, which made it an easy watch. They really look close to one another and everyone felt like a friends and family, like they have been working for one another for years.

I ended up appreciating this drama a lot more for its very realistic portrayals of societal stereotypes, women, career, and relationship but most of all I loved it because of the three guys. The doctor was just as cute and sweet for her and Han Yi Sang was just so adorable to look at! Who knew he could be such a cutie, and could pull off a romcom! I want more of him please in cardigan and pastels! ^^

The OSTs were just amazing too, and I think it was able to help provide more emotions into the drama. I particularly loved and highly recommend Raindrops by CHEEZE, 별처럼 (Like a star) by Kwon Jin Ah, and Beautiful by Kim Sunggyu.

Overall, Oh My Baby is a good drama, but honestly, it could have been better so I rate it 8.5. For 16 episodes, the show got draggy in the middle because they have been talking about the same issues over and over again, and was not able to give us more. We could have been given more cute and sweet dating moments from our leads but no we weren't. For some, watching this would be kind of bland and lacking particularly to those people expecting and looking for a really quirky or funny romcom, as this one tackles more of a serious tone, like marriage and childbirth.