Underage and Pregnant - Season 2

Courtnay from Inverness is only 14 and five months pregnant. After deciding with 16-year-old boyfriend Danny to go ahead with the pregnancy, tragedy struck - Courtnay was three months into the pregnancy when Danny was killed in a car accident. Dealing with her grief and her underage pregnancy, Courtnay faces an uphill struggle. Will she be able to turn a corner with the baby arriving?

Pregnant at 13, Megan from Portsmouth is now 14 and five months pregnant, and thinks she's ready to be a mum. She lives with her mum Helen who is on benefits and already worrying about how to financially support Megan's baby. With Megan determined to have more babies in the future, Helen is hoping childbirth will put her off. Megan's relationship with her 15-year-old boyfriend Lucas is frequently off and on. Will they make their relationship work for the sake of the baby or is Megan destined to be a single mum?

16 year old Carly is six months into a difficult pregnancy and struggling to see light at the end of the tunnel. With a history of miscarriage and still born in the family she is worried for the safety of her child; on top of that her already troubled relationship with her younger brother is getting worse by the day so she's decided to go it alone and move out. Her 34 year old mum Mandy is desperate to help her daughter, but is her protective nature only helping to drive Carly away?

Mollie from Bristol is 15 years old and five months pregnant. Wilful from an early age Mollie got kicked out of school at the age of 14 and just months later fell pregnant to her 15 year old boyfriend. The news devastated her family and pushed her already stormy relationship with 17 year old sister Izzi to the brink of collapse. Only time will tell if midwife mum - Jo's dream will come true: that the baby will bring this waring family back together.

15-year-old Becca was just 13 and dreaming of being a lawyer when she found out she was pregnant. The pregnancy came at the end of a two-year run of rebellious behaviour, all sparked by her dad Matt leaving and moving in with his new girlfriend and her three children. Now Matt is left to wonder if this is all his fault? Can Becca put the past behind her, focus on her GCSEs and follow her career dreams?

Life for 16-year-old Michelle has never been easy - after years of rows with her mum she moved in with her granddad at the age of 11 and found out she was pregnant three years later. With no support from the father, she had to cope as a single mum. But that all changed when she met 20-year-old mechanic Alex and after just two weeks together they found out she was expecting her second baby. Can Alex cope as father to both Tyler and his new daughter, and will motherhood bring Michelle and her own mum back together?

Michela is 15 and mum to two-month-old Tamara-Leigh. As she struggles to cope with her new workload and the loss of her freedom, Michela feels that motherhood is wrecking her life. Living with her parents and older sister Suzanne, who was also underage and pregnant, Michela and her mum are at loggerheads. Family tensions reach crisis point when Michela's mum calls social services.

16-year-old Kelly and 23-year-old Dan are parents to one-year-old Natasha. With an age gap of seven years their relationship started under a cloud of disapproval from both families, but they soon convinced everyone that age is just a number. However, four months after the birth they found out they were having their second child, a month later Dan lost his job and Kelly's pregnancy is running far from smoothly. How will life in their council flat together, day-in day-out, affect the couple?

16-year-old Amy is four months pregnant. Rejected by her ex-boyfriend, Amy is determined that he acknowledges the child is his and, raised by a single parent herself, she is keen to bring her child up with a mum and a dad. Amy's pregnancy doesn't get in the way of her finding love with new boyfriend Daniel, but will he be able to treat the baby as his own? Will Amy give up trying to get the biological father involved?

Tasha from Blackpool is 16 and mum to four-month-old Maisie. A self-confessed wild child, Tasha's pregnancy was the last straw for her parents, who asked her to leave home before the baby was born. Living as a single parent, Tasha is struggling to look after the baby and run a home on her own. Can she turn her life around and prove to her parents she has changed? Or will going it alone prove too much?

15-year-old Cacherrah and 16-year-old Chenice became best friends when they were both expelled from school and went to a pupil referral unit. But the similiarites don't end there - both will soon be teenage parents, as Cacherrah is mum to four-month-old Malakai, Chenice is a mum-to-be and both will be coping on their own.

Cacherrah is still with the father of her child, 17-year-old Jehrique, but her mum lives with her boyfriend and her dad lives 40 miles away. How will she juggle motherhood with the mounting pressure of her mock GCSEs?

Chenice is six months pregnant and the father of her child doesn't believe the baby is his. Facing life as a single mum she turns to Cacherrah for support. Armed with her birthing video and months of experience, Cacherrah is on hand to prepare her friend for what lies ahead.

Natasha from Dumfries is 16 and her baby son Leo is two months old. Despite wishing she was older before becoming a mum, Natasha's long-term relationship with boyfriend Jordan is standing up to pressure. Living with Jordan's parents, over-crowding is a serious issue - the young couple have to share a room with their baby and Jordan's 14-year-old brother Connor. Poverty strikes as the couple try and live with a few pounds left over after bills. Will Jordan be able to provide for his young family or will real life pressures prove to be too much for them?

Leah from south London is 15 and three months pregnant. A high achiever academically, her pregnancy is a shock to mum Jeannie. As her pregnancy progresses, the practicalities of becoming a mum are sinking in, while her dreams of becoming a doctor are hanging in the balance