 Hi, I'm Sassie and I'm from Stockport. I'm 19 and a mum is anethane and she's one and a half. Since the last series, the two mum UK, a lot has changed in my life. I've been here there everywhere. My life has just been an emotional rollercoaster but we're on a steady path now and I'm actually really excited for the future. So, since last series, me and Davyn was, I don't know how to explain it in a rocky stage, wasn't together but we were trying to get that together but then we didn't want to get that together. He was stupid, I'm forgiving, we moved on and now we're in a really, really happy place. The biggest change in my life since the last series is my house. I'm not living in a small, cramped flat anymore and I feel like that's a major key in my family life, my happiness. Everything around me has changed because of my living situation. Personal achievement since series three is definitely getting a full-time job. I never thought I actually had it in me to graft as hard as I did but I'm proud of myself for that. Zulia, since series three, she's grown a lot in size. She's a bigger, she can talk, run, say mummy, no, yeah, bye, wave. She just, I just really love her. So, me and the girls from Team Mum UK do speak with each other. I mean, I'd say out of all the moms, I speak with Amber a lot more, on a personal level, but I love all the girls. Series three was a really, it was a life changer for me and it's actually changed the way I am today because I felt like the grass was always greener on the other side because the only guy I've ever been in a relationship with really on this kind of level is Darren. The best thing about me and the mum is just having somebody there that just loves you all the time, never having any time to yourself. Like, when I'm not working, I'm home with Zulia, when I'm at home with Zulia, when I'm with Darren and Zulia. Like, I don't feel like I have any life of my own. I don't even know what she's taught me. She's taught me so much to love, to care, to be nice. I just love that. Hi, I'm Amber. I'm 21 years of age and I'm from Blackpool and I have a gorgeous little boy called Brooklyn and he's now three. So, since series three, I've not really been up to a lot. I've been trying to find a good job. Brooklyn's obviously starting nursery. So, yeah, it's been all exciting stuff, all positive stuff. So, my relationship with Stee after series three finished. Like, there's never a stable connection to everything with me and Stee. It's just so up and down. I think the biggest change in my life since series three is probably just, like, how more stable I am right this minute in time. Like, just realise that, Amber. Like, you are one strong independent, you know, woman. Like, you don't need no man to, you know, drive your life crazy. So, the other mums and I, we speak quite a lot, actually. You know, we speak about little problems, what's going on in our life. We've got a great chat and it's actually nice to know that we have, like, you know, four or five extra friends there, like, for each one of us. My biggest lesson, what I've learnt from series three, is maybe just to keep my mouth short of it. You'll see in the series, like, the situations, what I mean, and, like, I'm not as rararara as I used to be. I kind of think, like, you know, just calm it a bit, like calm it, calm it. My biggest goal right now is to find my dream job, you know, to find my prince charming, to give Brooklyn the best life ever, and just, like, literally live a good life because I'm fed up of, like, you know, dwelling on the past and just, like, always feeling miserable, thinking, like, my life's not perfect, but what I've realised lately is whose life's perfect. I think some of my fans think that, you know, just because I upload a picture of me smiling on Instagram or whatever, you know, they're like, oh, you know, you're beautiful, you seem so happy, and I'm thinking, just because I'm smiling don't mean I'm happy. I feel like a lot of people don't speak about it, but, like, I'm not happy all the time. I think another one is actually, I only can see it at one eye. I bet nobody knew that, did they? Just having that extra time with my little baby because thinking if I had a child when I was, like, 28 years of age, that's like, I've got an extra eight years on top of that. Do you know what I mean? Like, what I've had chance to spend with my child. The worst thing about being a team mom is just all the judging, what I seem to, like, feel like I get. The biggest lesson what Brooklyn has taught me is probably patience. It's just patience. That's what you need when you have a kid. Hi, my name's Chloe. I'm 20 years old and I'm from Nottingham. I have a beautiful little boy named Marley, and he is two and a half. The changes between last series and now would be, we've got a new addition to the family. We've now been in the house six months, so we feel settled and it feels like a home now, finally, but we're still missing lampshades. So my relationship with Jordan since last series has been a bit of a rollercoaster altogether. When we moved in we were really great and then it started kind of going downhill, but then we seemed to climb back up the hill and we're back on track. I've just stepped up. I haven't actually got one big achievement. I feel like I have quite little ones on this series, so we're in the house, we're all settled. It feels like a home. I've lost a bit of weight. I haven't moved any mountains. Not yet anyway. Just Marley's growing up. He just told me no all the time. Yes. His new thing, he tells me when he's done a poo. It's just crazy how fast they grow and learn. So me and the other girls on the show have a group chat. We even have Naomi in it. It's all the Team Mom gang and we talk all the time about anything. So my biggest goals at the minute is to either go back to education and get some qualifications to become a midwife, or I'd really like to start my own business. I really like the idea of like adult and children matching outfits. So some facts that fans probably don't know about me is that I'm an opera singer. Don't ask me to do it because I won't because I get all giddy. I haven't got the confidence like I did when I was young. The best thing about being a mum is when you're about to go to bed, you say nanae and give you this big sloppy kiss and more you and cuddle you. And then obviously the hard things are still for me getting Marley to sleep for a nap in the day or night because he doesn't have a bottle anymore. He doesn't have a dummy. So he fights to stay awake when really he is desperate for a sleep. I think the biggest lesson that Marley has taught me since having him is kind of I used to be quite argumentative and if someone had looked at my friend I'd have to get involved. I'd have to be like no, whereas now I've realised that I've grown up so much that just every time I think about something before I do think I think okay I'm a mum, would my mum do that?