Baby Faced Mums - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Lettie, 21, has three children and is trying to convince her fiance that they should have a fourth. Rachel, 17, is preparing for the arrival of her first child while also studying for exams, but her boyfriend Chris has been offered work 80 miles away and is thinking of moving out just weeks before the baby is due.
Episode 2
Florence, 20, was told she would never get pregnant thanks to polycystic ovaries. Then she ended up with twins. Laura got pregnant at 16 after a contraceptive pill failed thanks to a bout of meningitis.
Episode 3
Yasmin got pregnant at just 14 but kept the baby, excelled at school and went on to university. Kim was a problem teenager who grew up after meeting Lance, but her mum believes she is not a natural parent.
Episode 4
Nikisha lives with toddler Amari in a single-room flat. Her boyfriend Ifeanyi is working hard as a pro footballer to provide for the family. Hannah was raised by a single mum, so she has no fear about being one herself.
Episode 5
Cherilee lives with her year-old son and her terminally ill dad, and is five months pregnant. The children's father does not live with them and she finds it hard to make ends meet.
Episode 6
In Wales, Jess is finding her months-old twin boys both expensive and hard work, and Londoner Jordania thinks that a reduced income, cramped living conditions and a baby due any day can only strengthen her relationship with her partner.
Episode 7
Episode 8
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