 I'm Sassie. I'm 19. I'm from Stockport. I have a little baby called Zanea, and she's one year and three months old. After series two finished, I concentrated on getting Zanea in a routine. I just worked, cleaned my house, fed Darren, same old. Zanea has changed into like a whole different little person now. She can now walk, run, feed herself. She's just all, she knows it's not hard. She's so cute. At the end of series two, I feel like me and Darren hit a really, really rocky stage in our relationship. We was arguing over who was doing more with the baby, who was doing more in the house, money-wise. And I'd say now, both me and Darren are just trying to be good parents for Zanea, really. I am absolutely rubbish with money. I could have the last five p in my account and I'd find something I need to buy with that five p. Like it's just a joke. I need to learn how to better handle my money, really. I feel like the biggest challenge I'm facing right now is trying to realise that I've got a baby now. My life isn't my own anymore. And sometimes I can get really worked up and upset with myself because it's like, well, I told Darren I don't want to be with him, but he can go out and do this and I'm left here with the baby. I feel like motherhood is really, really difficult. I'm just loving being alive, breathing, being a mum to Zanea. That's all I'm really loving right now. My life's not going too great at the minute, but you know, you've got to be grateful for the things that you have got. I hope people will understand that I am hard on the outside, but I generally have got hard on the inside and I do sit back sometimes when I'm on my own and nobody else is about and think like, oh, what I just did was really out of order or no, sometimes I just speak before I think or act before I think, but that's just me.