Strangers Making Babies

People are finding it increasingly difficult to meet "the right one" to start a family with, so some are turning to co-parenting, which is when two people have a baby together outside a conventional romantic relationship.

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First Aired

2021-03-23
Last Aired

2021-04-14
Creator

Liz Biggs
Genre

Documentary
Seasons

1
Episodes

4
Status

Ended
Language

English
Network

Keywords:

platonic love co-parenting fertility

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Season 1

1. Episode 1

Professional nanny Venicia, who longs to have a baby of her own, and amateur dancer Sarah, who hasn't ...More

Professional nanny Venicia, who longs to have a baby of her own, and amateur dancer Sarah, who hasn't yet met the right person, meet their matches. But do they have enough potential to progress?Less

60mins 2021-03-23

2. Episode 2

Businesswoman Trinity from Essex originally wanted to raise a child on her own, until a health scare m...More

Businesswoman Trinity from Essex originally wanted to raise a child on her own, until a health scare made her realise how important it is for a child to have two parents. She is matched with three potential partners. Nanny Venicia and amateur ballroom dancer Sarah also spend more time with the men they have been matched with. The time eventually comes to decide which potential dads-to-be they want to take to the next stage. But could romantic advances get in the way of a co-parenting partnership?Less

60mins 2021-03-30

3. Episode 3

Venicia and Sarah introduce their matches to friends and family, as they decide who they would like to...More

Venicia and Sarah introduce their matches to friends and family, as they decide who they would like to explore co-parenting with. And Trinity meets her matches for a second time.Less

60mins 2021-04-07

4. Episode 4

On a weekend away, Venicia and Sarah explore and deepen their friendships with their chosen potential ...More

On a weekend away, Venicia and Sarah explore and deepen their friendships with their chosen potential dads-to-be, while Dr Marie Wren helps them discuss a raft of tricky subjectsLess