Squeamish Callum and stress-head gas engineer Adam are put through their paces by the midwives. But when push comes to shove, will they make it from clueless lads to clued-up dads?
Two more expectant fathers as they take a crash course in pregnancy, labour and childbirth. Ashley, a squeamish boy-band wannabe, along with clumsy big kid Don, are put through their paces by the midwives as they prepare for the biggest day of their lives.
Essex lad Billy needs to man up to stand any chance of supporting his partner Grace in the delivery room. Jess from Plymouth has a challenge on her hands as boyfriend Jamie is adamant she should not have any pain relief during labour.
Joker Brett needs to learn to hold his tongue so he can support his wife Amy in the delivery room. Daddy disaster number two, phone-crazy Jordan from Manchester, has to learn to put his girlfriend Jodie before his texts if he is going to be any use in the delivery room.
As the series draws to a close, teenager Jordan is put through his paces by the midwives to help him prepare to catch his baby. Disaster dad number two, party animal Jamie, is struggling to leave his old life behind and adjust to becoming a father.
In Portsmouth, Martyn and Shane are struggling for very different reasons. While chef Martyn has his head buried in the sand when it comes to the pregnancy, electrician Shane, not the brightest spark when it comes to childbirth, thinks he can deliver his own baby. So in just four weeks, will the midwives be able to turn them both around to become superdads in the delivery room?
Stockport bouncer Jay has to face up to his blood phobia or he could be floored at the birth. In Peterborough, 21-year-old joker James, known as 'Digger', has to learn to control his motormouth so he doesn't put his foot in it on the big day.
Teenage Gary is hooked on gaming and not focused on the birth, while marine Martin is struggling to connect with his partner's baby bump. So, in just four weeks, will the midwives be able to turn these lads into superdads in the delivery room?
Stress-head Terry wants to give partner Emma all the drugs on offer, but she'd prefer a natural birth. Phone-obsessed Matt is dedicating all his time to his buddies rather than preparing for the birth of his first baby. So, in just four weeks, will the midwives be able to turn them from clueless lads to clued-up dads?
In Hertfordshire, big kid Reece needs to grow up and learn how to help girlfriend Lucy through a difficult labour. Down in Devon, farmer Ryan has birthed hundreds of animals, but soon learns there's a little more to bringing a human baby into the world.
Old-fashioned Dennis thinks changing nappies is women's work, while 'A' grade student Eddie is taking more interest in his books than his future baby. So when push comes to shove, will they make it from clueless lads to clued-up dads?
