But I have just been checked, and I am 1cm dilated.
Yeah, it's so real now, and I'm so excited to just be a mummy.
Why would there be this hole?
To put the dowel in! What do you mean?
I definitely lost my cool a little bit.
Have you heard anything from Tyler about t'baby?
Obviously, I were messaging him.
It's me and Carter for the rest of our life.
He's got me, he'll have everything and more he needs.
It just goes to prove he will not stay in his room on his own.
It just needs to be more of a four-year-old's room. Yeah, 100%.
Then he'd wanna sleep in his bedroom. Yeah.
I thought I did. Are you serious?
Look how many points that I...
No! You see, I trust you, and I believe you. She passed!
(THEY CHEER, ELIZABETH LAUGHS)
# I've got that fire In my heart... #
I've been in hospital now for over 15 hours,
and they've started the induction process,
but nothing seems to be moving.
It's currently 20 to one,
so that means that I have had the pessary in
for nearly 11 hours now.
I'm definitely in a lot more pain.
They have put me back on the CTG monitor
just to check baby girl and check my contractions.
They are seeing that I'm having contractions
and no medication seems to be working.
George, say hello.
He has been a great help. I can't fault him.
He is really helping me.
I've just had enough now, and I just... I just want her here.
And she's taking absolutely ages to come.
# When it all feels the same... #
Ah!
# And the minutes Feel like days... #
'I've been labouring now for almost 14 hours,
'and the pain is a million times worse than I ever imagined.'
I'm just staying strong, you know, just for Terriann
because she's in a lot of pain, she's going through a lot.
'I'm a bit scared and a bit nervous.'
Argh!
I don't wanna eat, I don't wanna drink,
I can't sit down, I can't stand up, I can't do anything.
And I'm getting really annoyed because I don't wanna be in pain,
but then I also know that this is the process of becoming a mum.
It's been the longest day of my life...
..but she feels close now.
Every...
..two minutes now, she's having contractions. Argh!
She has the TENS machine on.
She's doing gas and air. She's doing really, really well.
Argh!
So proud of her. Ain't you, girl, eh?
You're doing well. I'm trying.
No, you're doing brilliantly. Oh, this is so hard.
I know, I know. So, she's getting there. Argh!
I know, I know.
Argh! Ah!
'Her heart rate's causing concern,
'and I'm not dilated enough to push yet.
'I'm in so much pain, and I just want her out.'
Argh!
# Can you feel the beat of my heart?
# Beat of my heart Beat of my heart... #
(TERRIANN GROANS)
'I really wanted to have a natural birth,
'but it sounds like they might have to do an emergency C-section.
'I was so afraid of this.'
# Can you feel the beat of my heart?
# Beat of my heart
# Beat of my heart. #
# The way you move
# So smooth
# How do you do it like that?
# So fine, so cool
# Let loose... #
Tigi, can I take this one? Yeah.
'I'm now 37 weeks pregnant,
'and today, I'm leaving my family home
'to finally move into a caravan on my fiance Will's family farm.'
I'm feeling really excited today, as it is moving out day.
However, that is mixed with a bit of sadness,
just because, obviously, I've been living with my parents
my whole life.
Ready?
It's sad, though. It'll be fine.
Right, let's go. Let's go.
New adventures, Tig.
I'm so grateful for my mum's help today.
It's weird, the fact, like, I'm actually leaving
with, like, all my stuff in the back.
I know, it's... it's scary.
Everything's becoming very real, isn't it?
As a mum, it is hard when one of your children, you know, move out.
And I never thought you'd move out at 17. No.
It's gonna be strange that,
you know, like, I'll go in your bedroom,
and, like, when you open the wardrobes,
there's not gonna be any of your stuff in there.
That's gonna be quite hard.
'I think it's gonna be hard on both of us.
'Maybe in different ways.'
The thing I'll miss the most is definitely the fact
that how much stuff my mum does for me.
Like, she cooks, she cleans, she does my ironing.
'It's almost like growing up,
'but with a newborn, that's gonna be quite difficult, I think.
Have you got the keys?
I'm hoping it's open.
(TINA LAUGHS)
Oh, no. What are you gonna do?
'This is a great start (!)'
I'm gonna have to call Will, but he's at work.
He probably won't pick up. (RINGING TONE)
'This is the Vodafone...'
I'm gonna go check down his mum's house.
Silly boy.
Have you got one? Have you got the...? Oh, well done.
'Thank God Will's mum has a spare key.'
Right.
'I can't believe this day is finally here.
'I've got my very own family home,
'and soon, I'll be bringing my baby here.'
Where's this going? In here?
Are you worried about the labour? Yeah.
I think I'm worried about tearing, and like... Yeah.
Well, that'll probably happen. Yeah.
I think I'm gonna struggle watching you in pain.
Yeah. Because that's your little girl, like, screaming and...
I hope I'm not screaming.
If I'm sat screaming, tell me to shut up.
No, but it doesn't matter if you are.
But I'm just saying, as a mum, or even Will,
it's horrible seeing you in pain. Yeah.
# Wish time just hold still For a moment... #
You know, you could have, like, emergency caesarean,
or you might be all right, you might be lucky
and you're in labour for five hours...
We keep saying, I've got... ..and she just slides out.
..child-bearing hips. Yeah.
So I think I've got the right build to push a baby out.
I think you already know, like,
all the things that can go wrong. Yeah.
My biggest worry as a mum
are hear the midwives saying things that I understand,
like medical terms, and then I will panic.
But I've got to try not to let Tigi know I'm panicking.
The most thing I'm actually scared of
is having to have a caesarean, like, unplanned,
like an emergency.
'Because I think that would be very traumatic.'
I've just gotta trust my body, and bod...
It's a natural thing. I think this is what women forget.
How do you think women did it in the medieval times?
I know they died quite a lot of the time.
Mm. But they had nothing.
At the end of the day, it's not gonna be perfect.
Like, I have no clue what the heck's gonna happen. Yeah.
'All I really can do now is cross my fingers and hope for the best.'
# Yeah, it's a good day
# Ey-ey-ey-ey
# Yeah, it's a good day
# Ey-ey-ey-ey
# I see the sun shining... #
Are we ready to go? Yeah? Yeah.
Are you gonna have a good day today?
You've been be listening really well. Yeah.
Monday and Tuesday and Friday.
'Things are going really well at the moment.
'I passed my driving theory test last week,
'which is a huge step towards getting my licence.
'And Khalil's behaviour is starting to improve.'
Let's go, go, go, go, go!
'Maybe the three-nager phase is over.'
OK, bye, I'm gonna win to your nursery, then!
# Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
# It's just the way That it goes... #
Lil won! Right, come on, then, go, go, go, go, go!
What is it with you and sticks?
I'm not gonna lie,
out of my three-and-a-half-year-old toddler, uni and my driving lessons,
Khalil has been the easiest thing on that list.
Like, I really need to give him his flowers here.
His behaviour has turned a corner.
I don't even know if it's a turned a corner
or where he's getting a bit older now,
we're reaching a level of understanding
where if you communicate to me, I'm not gonna tell you off.
'I used to dread the nursey run, but he's been so good recently.
# A real good day. #
Khalil, that stick is way too big.
You're gonna swing it around and hurt someone. Give it to me.
Ow!
No! No, it's too big.
You're swinging it around, and you've just hit me.
No. You keep that one. No!
Move. Move, let's go.
'Urgh, I may have spoken to soon.'
Oh, no, I want it! (HE SOBS)
Right... SCREAMS: No!
'This can't be happening.'
(HE SCREAMS AND SOBS)
This morning started off absolutely perfect,
Khalil was listening, we were laughing, we were joking.
And then, bam! Something switched in you,
and you've just gone, "Nah," and he started screaming.
(HE SCREAMS)
No! No!
Like a little angry goblin on fire.
(HE SCREAMS)
And it's just like...
No!
So, I've never experienced a tantrum from Khalil to that extent.
Like, yes, he's had his really bad tantrums.
But to the point where I'm having to carry you over the road
while cars are coming, you're thrashing,
you're kicking, you're hitting, and it's just like...
"What has just gone on there?"
Khalil's really late for nursery now,
and I'm never gonna make it to uni on time.
How has one little stick messed up the entire day?
'Even after the biggest tantrum I've ever seen,
'Khalil had a good day at nursery.'
Do you remember how to get home? Yeah.
Are you sure? Yeah.
'He's in a calm mood now,
'so I want to see if I can figure out what went wrong.
'Today, it was... yeah, it was a lot.'
So, I really do wanna have a conversation,
just reiterate, like, how unacceptable that behaviour was.
Right, Mummy needs to have a serious talk with you, OK? Why?
Do you remember when Mummy broke your stick
and then you started crying?
And I had to carry you over the road, yeah?
So, what happened then? Why were you kicking and screaming?
Because there was, I was waving the stick around.
Yeah, you were waving the stick around, yeah.
Yeah, cos it was a very long one, cos you break it in half.
Because you hit me in the leg with it.
And then you still kept swinging it, and then that's when I broke it.
And then you started screaming after. Do you remember?
I didn't like that.
I didn't like being hit in the leg with the stick.
Do you think that was very good behaviour?
Would you like it if I kicked you or I screamed at you?
I am sorry for it happening outside. It's OK.
It's OK, but listen to me, if that happens again next time, yeah,
Mummy will be telling the nursery.
I will tell Summer and Holly, because that is not acceptable. OK?
I won't do it ever again outside. I... Thank you.
No, no, no, and home as well.
Not just outside but... and home as well, OK?
When Mummy tells you something, just listen, OK?
And when... And when you listen, what happens?
Do I shout when you listen? No.
Do I shout when you're not listening?
Yeah. Yes.
I hope I handled it right because, like, I feel like teaching moments
like this set the tone for, like, the future.
I feel like moments like that, like, I know I will remember that.
And hopefully, it will stick with Khalil
because he's never done anything like that, so...
Ah, shall we get ready for bedtime now?
(SHE CHUCKLES)
'After all the drama today, Khalil still manages to make me laugh.'
KHALIIL:
WHITNEY:
# How long
# Can we keep going Through these motions?
# Yeah, how long
# Before our lives lead us
# In opposite directions? #
Mummy? Yeah?
(INDISTINCT)
'I've been trying to get Arlo into a better bedtime routine,
'but it hasn't been going well.
'He doesn't want to fall asleep in his room,
'so I've decided to make some changes.'
We are having a little bit of a productive week.
We are gonna be bed shopping tomorrow for Arlo's new bedroom.
We're gonna be decorating this week,
so I'm just looking forward to all the positives.
Come here, then, babe.
Come put your jacket on cos it's cold.
'Arlo's off to his dad's tonight,
'so I want to chat to Jamie
'about the sleeping arrangements at his house
'so we can be on the same page.'
Where's my cwtch? (HE SQUEALS)
Arlo? So, do you know when you're home tomorrow? Yeah.
Do you wanna go bed shopping
and get you yourself a big bed like Mammy's? Yeah.
Will that help you stay in your own bed like a good boy? Yep.
We'll have to see, won't we, babe?
# Waiting for the perfect time To say what's on my mind... #
Do you wanna put your shoes on? Good boy.
Well done, Mammy.
Are you excited to see Daddy? Mm-hm.
I think a fresh space for Arlo
in his room is exactly what he needs.
I feel like it is about time he comes out of a toddler bed.
It just makes sense for this to happen,
so I'm just really excited to see where we go with it.
Come on, then, get this on your back.
On my back. On your back.
Oh.
'Me and Jamie struggle to communicate sometimes.
'But we really need to work on it for Arlo's sake.'
ARLO: Hello!
What are you so happy for? He's excited to see you, innit.
Are you happy?
I wanted to quickly ask you,
I'm going bed shopping for Arlo tomorrow. Yeah?
What bed does he use in your house? What bed?
Yeah, like, what does he sleep in? Like, double, single? Double bed.
Double, is it? Yeah.
# There's nowhere to hide But, baby, you try... #
I was thinking of getting him a double, see,
just so, erm, obviously if it's what he's used to,
it might help with his sleep here. Yeah.
So, yeah, see how it goes anyway. Can I take your bag off?
But, yeah, I'll get him a double bed. All right.
Mammy get you a double bed tomorrow?
Oh, you don't wanna know now, do you?
Can you sit on your big chair? Right, Mammy's going in now, OK?
Have fun at Daddy's, babe.
# You think out of sight
# Is also out of mind... #
Well, that didn't go to plan.
I'm just gonna remain calm and let ever...
whatever be will be.
I know Jamie's not great with communication, so, yeah,
I'm just gonna try my best here, do what I need to do
and just hope for the best.
# Somethin' Somethin' has got you down
# Put on your happy face And live it loud... #
AMANDA: What are you doing, you?
LEONIE: His little hands are dead cute.
MARK: Wreck-It Ralph. Hey! You turned round. Well done.
'I've had some really exciting news.
'Carter-James has been shortlisted for a baby modelling contract.'
Are you going for your haircut, mate?
Come on. (MARK CLAPS)
Get Grandad.
'I've been trying to get him modelling work
'since he was a few months old, and now it might finally happen,
'so today, we're starting preparations
'to get him camera-ready.'
He's got, like, a little boy face now, hasn't he?
He's a pretty little boy.
Today's a very exciting day,
Carter-James going having his hair cut.
It is so overdue. It really needs it.
And it's also nice as well
cos it's gonna be good for his big photoshoot.
He's just gonna look like a perfect little prince.
Are we going having a haircut, baby?
(LEONIE CHUCKLES)
BARBER: All right, guys? How we doing? Come in.
Hello. Ha-ha! All right, hello.
What are you doing? (MARK CHUCKLES)
Let's get you looking smart.
There you go.
He's made for the camera, this one.
I am so excited for this photoshoot now.
I'm excited. It's gonna open so many doors for him.
I've manifested this for a long time for him.
It's something I've always wanted him to do.
Yeah. But there's no point me just manifesting it, I've gotta...
You've gotta put into it as well, haven't you? Obviously.
I want to make sure that he's gonna do well. Well, yeah.
I've gotta set him off on the right foot before he gets to anything...
Yeah, that's fair enough. Does what he wants to do.
Do you remember when you did some modelling?
I remember the first wage you got from doing one.
And you was like, "I'm gonna buy myself some trainers with it."
But I didn't pay for them then!
No, you didn't! You didn't want to spend the money.
Oh, that were funny, that.
Yeah, he's gonna make so much money. Yeah.
And he'll be buying me a car and a house.
He can buy me a car an' all. I'm his grandma.
For all the running round I'm doing now.
Eh? Make up for it.
He's gonna smash it. I can see it.
He's gonna go so far in life.
It's about giving him the best start in life.
I am definitely Carter-James's "mumager".
When we are at that photoshoot Wednesday,
I will be putting my little twopence in it,
making sure everything's right. I'll be the director.
Look at you!
Come here.
Aw, big boy.
I do want this for Carter-James so much.
His modelling career could set him up for life.
I will make this my dream to make that little boy successful.
Mwah.
# I'm stealing the show. #
TERRIANN: 'I've been in labour now for 40 hours,
'and it's honestly the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.
'It was touch and go if I needed a C-section.
'But I'm finally dilated enough and ready to push.'
(TERRIANN GROANS)
MIDWIFE: The contraction gone?
Yes. Oh!
(TERRIANN GROANS)
# This will risk it all
# Spiral into freefall. #
(TERRIANN MOANS)
Yes, yes! Oh, I'm a mummy!
I've got you! I've got you, I promise!
I've got you!
'It was a really complicated birth,
'but my baby daughter is finally here,
'and I've never known a love like this before.'
JADE: Well done, Terriann. Why is she not breathing?
She is... She is... She is breathing, look at her.
She's looking at you. She's just had a cry. There you go.
It was the best feeling ever,
and my emotions were all over the place
because this little life that I've grown for nine months
is now here, and it was amazing.
She did it, pulled through, baby girl's here nice and healthy.
Terriann's OK now. Getting on.
'Terriann was just so happy. I was so happy.
'It was just the best moment of my life.'
I feel like the richest man in the world.
# I never thought I'd feel this way... #
'Mum and George have been an amazing team.
'I couldn't have done it without them.'
# Know that lying in your arms Feels like a miracle... #
JADE: 'She warriored through it. I am so proud of Terriann.'
Like, just seeing her smile
when she looks at her and cuddle her,
it's just... it's amazing.
# Perfect
# I could fly When you tell me you love me... #
'Wow, what a day, you know?
'And it's just like, yeah, I'm so relieved now.'
We can go home and just start our life as a family.
# We gotta get this... #
INSTRUCTOR: There are a number of hazards up ahead
we wanna be careful of.
Concentrate, yeah, and focus.
'I'm finally on the last stretch of getting my driving licence.'
We're gonna take the next road on the right.
'I've been taking an intensive course
'and I've booked my test.'
# We're part of a bigger plan
# It's like the less we know-oh... #
Oh, I did swing it there. Should have slowed down.
Yeah, a little bit slower, that would have helped.
'Getting my licence will change my life.
'But instead of getting better at driving,
'I think I might be getting worse.'
At my last driving lesson, it didn't go the best.
Stop there. Oh, I've just messed it up, sorry.
I had asked the driving instructor,
"Oh, do you feel like, based on today's lesson,
"I'm gonna be ready for my test?"
And he went, like,
"I'm being completely honest here with you. Today? No.
"But that doesn't mean to say, like,
"next week or the week after, you could be much better."
I took that as, "No, you're awful, you're gonna fail."
Because I want this licence so bad.
It did make me worry, like,
"Oh, maybe I should push my test back, I probably should."
# My head's saying no
# My body's saying yes... #
Hey. ON PHONE: 'Hey, how are you?'
(WHITNEY SIGHS)
So, when are you gonna decide to know
whether you're still going ahead with the date that...?
I don't know, because, you know, I've only got two days to change it.
It's also down to the driving instructor.
They have to make the recommendation if people can drive or not.
He literally said to me, "Push it back by maybe
"a maximum of four weeks from the original test date."
OK. And that's not a lot of time.
# Feels like I'm going in circles... #
I either risk it and go against his advice
and still go on the test, or cancel the test and wait.
Do you know what I'm saying?
But it's just one in two situations, isn't it?
Quite literally. I'm just gonna have to weigh my pros and cons here.
And I've got two days to decide, to make it worse.
But what do YOU wanna do?
I don't know! Tell me what do! I don't know!
'Clearly, my mum isn't going to make this decision for me.
'This is something I have to decide on my own.'
# Around and around we go. #
# This could be forever
# Put your trust in me for life... #
What the heck is that?
I don't know if it's because I'm pregnant,
but that actually stinks.
'Me and Will are settling into the caravan.'
OK, now...
Now we just cut it into bits. Well, cut it lengthways, love.
'Will's even offered to help me cook tonight.'
What are you doing? Trying to cut the chicken.
'Although I'm not sure that's a good thing.'
Ooh, slippery old rascal. Careful. You'll hurt your fingers.
'My due date is still over three weeks away,
'but the midwife did tell me she could come early,
'and I've got mixed feelings.'
I think the thought of her arriving any day now
does freak me out a little bit.
Might get scouted for, like, some chef, though.
But I know that it's coming to an end
and my body won't be in pain for much longer,
and I'll get to have our little baby in my arms.
It looks appalling, but it's probably gonna taste good.
Oh, I'm gonna just have to pick it up, I think.
(CHUCKLES)
Nice. Mm!
It was nice to, like, cook it together as well.
I definitely wanna help out more, cos obviously, there'll be days
where you've had a rough old day. Mm-hm.
And you're tired, and then I could just say to you,
"Oh, I'll cook tea tonight."
That'll be a nice, like, you know, treat for you, sort of thing. Yeah.
# I'll stay right by you... #
Yeah, I wanna try and help with the housework, if I can.
Oh, that's cute. When you need help, anyway.
Only when you need help (!)
'My big worry is if I need help when he's at work,
'because he never answers the phone.'
I wish you would answer the phone a bit more.
Well, I can work on that.
Or, like, I've told you, if I call you at work,
it's cos I'm going into labour.
Yeah, but I don't always have signal, to be fair, at work.
But, like, you've gotta understand,
when we have the baby, something could be wrong.
Or, like, I might need you really quick, you've gotta pick up.
And I'll start by turning my phone off Do Not Disturb.
# Could I say it out loud? #
It's on Do Not Disturb? Sometimes, yeah.
'Is he kidding?
'He better have his phone on next week.
'We've got a really important scan, and annoyingly,
'he can't be with me because of work.'
Do you, like, understand how important
this scan is that I've got next week?
Probably not, no.
They'll measure her, see how big she is,
and then I'm gonna push for an induction at 38 weeks,
if I can.
Yeah. Just because how big she is.
But if she's, like, something stupid like nine pound,
I'll have a C-section.
Yeah. And they'll book me in for that.
Which I don't want.
Yeah. But I would happily have one
if it means it's safer for me and the baby.
That's fine.
But I think it just freaks me out,
the fact that you're cutting through so many layers,
and the consultant said, where we want multiple children,
that it's not the wisest idea.
As long as you're safe, I'm...
and obviously the baby's safe, I'm happy.
I think, when she comes, I've kind of just got to, like,
trust the process and go with the flow.
Obviously cos I've never done this before,
Will's never done this before,
so I don't actually know what it's gonna be like.
It will be a whirlwind of emotions, I think.
It'll be, like, real anxious and worried for Tig,
especially when she starts, like,
sort of hollering out in pain and that.
And then real excitement, I'm hoping, as well.
But, yeah, I'm... I am a bit nervous for it.
As long as she's safe and as long as I'm safe,
that's all that matters.
Yeah, that's the main thing.
# Chasing stars... #
LEONIE: I'm excited for today. AMANDA: I can't wait.
I'm excited for him because this could be...
The start. ..the start, yeah.
'We're off to the photo shoot with Carter-James.'
He loves the camera, doesn't he? Yeah.
When he's not smiling, he's still cute.
It's like, what more do you want in a little model?
'He was really tired earlier, so I'm hoping he'll be OK.'
There's a lot riding on this today with Carter-James.
We need to get some really good shots done,
send them off to the agency,
hopefully get through to the next round.
# Chasing stars. #
He is really good in front of this camera. Good.
No pressure. (LAUGHTER)
No pressure, no pressure!
I will be the "momager".
The Kris Jenner? Yeah, I will be.
If you know what you want, perfect. Yeah, we can give it you.
# Are you ready for the best? #
Carter-James? Good lad.
# Ready for the best... #
Yay! Clever boy!
The photoshoot is going really well. I am so proud of that little boy.
Carter-James is definitely a natural model.
You can just see it in his eyes.
Hey!
Wow! (LAUGHTER)
Yay!
Clever boy!
Good boy!
# Ready for the best. #
Ah-ha-ha-ha!
Good boy!
Are you gonna walk to Grandma?
Go on.
No. I don't know.
I don't know! (AMANDA CHUCKLES)
You coming?
Go on.
Wahey! Yay!
'I can't believe it.
'Carter-James has just walked for the very first time.'
He's had his photoshoot, and then he's took his first step.
And it wasn't even like he was just walking a few steps,
in the end, he was trying to turn around.
And then he just got so happy for hisself, clapping his hands.
It was so lovely.
AMANDA: Turning round.
(ALL CHEER)
# Mountains are for climbing
# Heavens are for flying
# With your hand in mine
# We can do anything
# Oceans are for sailing
# Chains are for breaking. #
ISHA: 'I've been trying to get Arlo
'into a proper night-time routine in his own room.
'So to make it a nice space for him, I've got him a new bed,
'and my mam has been redecorating.'
I'm really excited tonight to show Arlo the full reveal
of what the bedroom looks like.
I am grateful my mother has come up and have done this for me and Arlo.
Because I wouldn't have done it without my mam and dad.
Shall we go and see your room now?
Yeah, let's go.
Come on, then. Let's go!
Let's go see your bedroom, quick. Oh, my God!
Quick! Wow! Oh, wow!
Do you like it? Come on, Mammy!
Do you like it? Do you like it? Come on my bed.
You've gotta, like, not bounce cos you might break it, but...
And a giraffe. And that, that's nice.
I know, it's a giraffe. And who's that over there?
Mammy and Daddy.
That's lovely. Mammy and Daddy.
Ready, Nanny's gonna come and lay in it now.
Oh, this is lovely! My bed, go to sleep.
Oh, I love it.
'Arlo seems really excited by his new bed.
I think it's a very familiar thing for him
because he goes up his dad's and my dad's, and he's in a big bed.
But no matter what happens, I'm gonna be consistent,
and it is gonna be the start of a new routine.
'Changing Arlo's bedtime routine is a big step for both of us.'
Mammy's gonna knock the light off now, right?
I think this was the one thing
that I was nervous about doing as a single parent.
'I feel like doing this alone
'is gonna be a massive achievement for me.'
So I'm just gonna prove myself and everybody wrong.
WHISPERING: I've just put Arlo up to bed, and he did get up once,
and I just told him, if he keeps getting up,
I'm gonna have to knock a light off.
He seems to be settling quite good so far,
so hopefully, it stays the same.
It is just mad to think of, like, my little baby
is literally lying in bed,
getting himself to sleep independently.
I can literally hear him snoring from the top of the stairs.
Oh, it just makes me so happy because I'm just so proud of him,
he's so independent.
(SNIFFLES)
But, yeah, a successful night. (CHUCKLES)
# Keep on walking
# Keep on talking to yourself As I walk on by... #
Right, Mum.
# You really think you had it Just with me... #
I can barely get my shoes on now.
Let's go.
'Will's working today, so mum and I are heading to the hospital.
'It's a big day because I've got my final scan,
'which will determine whether I'll have to be induced
'or need a C-section.'
The reason I'm having to do this growth scan
is because she's still measuring really, really big,
and she's currently on the 94th centile.
So she's gonna probably be about 8.5lb today.
If she's any bigger than that,
I'm gonna ask for a C-section, just because I don't think
I can personally push out any bigger than say, 9lb.
# I know what I want And that's just fine. #
I am scared. Why are you scared?
What if they tell me she's 9lb 10?
Well, if she's 9lb 10, we'll say... "Book me in for a C-section."
"..Excuse me, can you book us in tomorrow, please?"
You need to say that you were getting those pains the other night.
They weren't like your Branston hicks, they were...
Branston?
What is it? Braxton.
Oh, sorry. (TINA CHUCKLES)
When I first got pregnant,
I never thought it'd be like this at the end.
I just thought I'd get to, say, 38 weeks,
I'd go into labour naturally, and then I'd push it out.
But I think that's just, like, a thing of being young,
like, you're quite naive.
I've got tummy ache.
It's because I'm nervous. Don't be nervous, baby.
And I now know that it's just not as easy
as I thought it was gonna be.
Are you ready for this? No. 10 lb 5.
That's why I think I've come to the, like, point
where I just want to get her out.
'The appointment didn't go like I expected,
'and I'm really disappointed.
'They haven't even given me a date to be induced.'
I've got hiccups now.
They have told me I now have
to come back in two weeks for another scan.
Even though, at my last appointment,
I got told this was gonna be my last scan, this was gonna be,
like, the appointment that told me everything.
So I'm still, like, in the dark and have no clue.
And she's now weighing 7lb 2, so she's dropped a little bit.
But it's a little bit worrying as in, like, why has she dropped?
But they seemed to think that everything was OK.
# I may not have Seen it at first... #
I think the next two weeks I've got of waiting
are gonna go really slow.
But that gives me two weeks to try
and get her out naturally.
# How I needed somebody
# Just like you. #
# I'm going home
# Past the blinds Of closed windows. #
TERRIANN: 'Beautiful baby Roseanna entered the world yesterday
'just after 5pm, weighing 7lb 6.'
I'm a mummy! I've got you, I've got you, I promise!
'Despite everything, it was love at first sight.'
JADE: Well done, Terriann. I've got you.
Even though my birth was very traumatic
and I'm still recovering from it,
I would do it a hundred times over
if it means that I've got my little girl out of it.
Because she is really the best thing ever.
'I can't wait to get home now and start life as a proper family.
'And I'm just so grateful I've got George, Mum
'and my sister by my side.'
Baby's on her way home today.
Excited, it's a bit emotional, but she's finally here.
It's quite a bad moment to say this, but I don't know how to put her in.
Right, so she faces the back of the seat.
'Looks like George might need to brush up on his dad skills.'
That's it.
Then seatbelt goes all the way around.
And you see these little latches? Yeah.
Right, so bring the buckle over here.
No, no, no, put the seatbelt in them latches.
Oh, you do it, I'm not doing that.
There you go, now pull it tight.
Yeah? She's safe?
That's it. She's in.
# Baby, we're going home. #
Be careful on the speed bumps, Mum.
Cos I am a little bit sore. I know, I know.
Oh, she's so, like, chill, man.
Such a chill baby. Is she all right there?
She's fine, she doesn't even know what's going on.
# Never felt a love Quite like this. #
Baby's actually doing pretty well.
Oh, spoke too soon.
'Roseanna's been an angel so far,
'but I know the reality is going to hit hard,
'so I just need to prepare myself.'
# Everything is good... #
'Home at last to begin our life as a family of three.'
# Now that you are mine... #
'And I couldn't be happier.'
You in.
# I wanna shout it to the world... #
And we are home. We are home.
# That I am your girl. #
# It's getting louder, louder
# Yeah, it's getting stronger
# Stronger, yeah. #
WHITNEY: Right, what time is it? It's 8:20.
Right, Lil-Lil?
Do you wanna sit down nicely and watch a little bit of TV?
Cos we've got a little bit of time until Nanna's meant to be here.
'I decided to go ahead with my driving test,
'even though my instructor advised me to postpone.'
I think this is the earliest we've ever got ready in our life.
'And it's today. I'm really, really nervous.'
I'm actually spiralling a little bit here.
Like, my palm... my palms are sweaty, I feel a bit sick.
Can I take this dressing gown, please? Cos you don't need it.
I'm just gonna hang it up. Thank you.
There's a lot riding on this - my independence and my car!
The most important thing, my car.
Cos my mum said to me, "If you pass this test today,
"I will get you a car."
So today basically determines everything.
# I don't panic When it's crunch time
# I breathe slow. #
Ah, now is the moment. Oh, I feel sick.
Stop. Can we go back home? No.
Come on, hapaya-paya.
(ELIZABETH CHUCKLES)
We're not going back home, no more turning back.
I'm usually quite bad with stress, I'm not gonna lie.
Like, I instantly go from zero to a hundred,
just, like, catastrophise and think the worst of everything.
You go in and go and... Thank you.
Go and bring that beautiful pink licence.
Do you wanna see how it looks like? Pink! Right, I'll see you later.
All right, good luck, babe. Bye. Good luck.
If I was basing my test today on my last lesson, I-I...
I couldn't tell you if I was gonna pass or not
because it was 50-50 then, and now I'm still, like, 50-50.
Just breathe in and breathe out.
Will do.
Hope it's gonna go well.
If Whitney was to pass her test today,
it would mean absolute everything to her,
cos she has been going on about this,
and she want to drive, and it will make her life so much easy.
Where is she?
Oh, there she is!
(CHUCKLES)
Come on, hurry up!
I'm walking.
You're keeping me waiting!
I'm walking.
How was it? I... failed!
Let me see. Let me see the script.
No. Let me see the sc... I'm not gonna believe you.
Let me see the script. No, genuinely.
Aw! Yeah, I failed. It's OK.
I know, I'm fine. It's OK. Good.
But well done for trying, and well done for going.
When I knew I'd failed, it was fine, I'm OK.
But he asked me, "Can you pull up on the left somewhere?"
I pulled up just before a junction,
it's fine because there was no double yellow lines.
But I went to myself,
"Oh, no, this isn't safe, like, I'd rather go somewhere else."
I've gone to move off, there was a car coming,
so he's had to dual control it.
Oh, so you didn't look! Yeah.
From that minute when he did the pedals, he went,
"Ah, look, there's a car."
I went, "Ah, cool, I failed here."
Getting my licence today meant the world to me,
I was actually really hopeful about it.
But I feel like I'm still positive because I know I can drive.
This was just a no for now, but there's a bigger yes coming.
So I'm gonna rebook my test,
and then as soon as I get an available test,
I'm going for it, and hopefully come out with a pass then.
Means I can be a passenger princess for a bit longer.
Big 21! ALL: Woohoo!
So, you know the car that I was gonna get you, my darling?
I'm currently 3cm dilated.
I've been in labour for 20 hours.
I'm very tired now, and I'm over it,
and I just wanna meet my child.
I want him to be everything. Yeah.
Like a little superstar, like Hollywood fame.
Have you looked at your demographics on your social media?
Do you not know how to do it?
He promised me that as soon as Roseanna was born,
everything would change.
I thought, like, you was kind of, like, done with me, innit?
I didn't, like, hit rock bottom or anything,
but, like, it did... it sort of did mentally.
Mm.
They've jumped.
No, you're joking. Yeah, they've jumped.