Teen mum documentary

[Aidan's Mummy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YUdTyEnsgo&feature=related

Found this
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[PixieKitty]

I was going to do something like this!
Was some BBC Three documentary, not this one I don't think, that's airing sometime in the summer.
In the end my mum didn't want the publicity, which is fair enough.

 

[jen1604]

Completely irrelevant but the baby that the 'senior nursery nurse' is bathing is sooooooooooo beautiful.
Broody,me?never.lol

 

[Aidan's Mummy]

Completely irrelevant but the baby that the 'senior nursery nurse' is bathing is sooooooooooo beautiful.
Broody,me?never.lol

I know she was gorgeous

ha ha you sound broody to me

 

[Kimboowee]

You must watch all the same programs as me!

 

[Naya69]

i dont think its your age that counts its the mental age i knew a girl in my collage class who had a baby at 14 or 15 and another on the way and she was 17 but she had her head so screwed on she was so mature and a brill mum i could not fault her one bit xx

 

[toffee87]

I watched the whole episode of that last night after seeing it here. I have to say, most of the mum's were very mature and well grounded! couldn't fault them at all!

 

[Aidan's Mummy]

I'm a teen mummy and looking at them i'm proud to call my self a teen mum. They are such good mothers and they all give teen mums a very good name
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[ThatGirl]

i watched that when it was on tv it was good x

 

[Ell.Bishh]

I'm a teen mummy and looking at them i'm proud to call my self a teen mum. They are such good mothers and they all give teen mums a very good name
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Agreed, couldnt have put it better, i watched this when it was on tv afew months (probably longer ago actually lol) and felt the same way.
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[samantha_sarah]

We had the film producers and camera men for the mummy mansion programme stay at our hotel and they really dissapointed me. I had previously seen their 'Young grannies' programme and the pram pushers program. They make alot of programmes on teen mums and one of the directers told me they are pratically told what to say.
Hate it when programs do that, why cant it just be the people speaking their point of view etc