What all the Love Island couples argued over when they were given fake babies
We reckon this is quite common for loads of new parents...
Couples from previous seasons of Love Island have gone on to welcome real, live babies together ?
But in last night's episode of ITV2's smash hit reality series, couples were given fake 'baby simulators' to look after.
The contestants, who spend their summer in a Majorcan villa seeking love (and the £50k cash prize for the winning couple), had their parenting skills put to the test when producers challenged them to feed, change and care for baby dolls.
Because nothing tests the strength of a relationship like throwing a baby (not literally) into the mix ???
Thriving in the parenting stakes was Chris Hughes, who welcomed baby Cash "Named After Our Favourite Thing" Hughes (pictured) with his partner Olivia Attwood.
Fans were so enamoured by Chris's dedication to the baby, and his emotional reaction to the challenge, that there were calls for him to win the prize money solo ?
Of course, little Cash received his own Twitter fan page, too.
Meanwhile, reluctant dad Sam Gowland's parenting abilities were slammed as 'shocking' - after he failed to put sunscreen on his baby while sunbathing by the villa's pool, and told Chris to 'dunk' little Cash for having a cry.
Interestingly, the one thing most of the island's couples had in common was that they all had a little row over what their baby's name should be!
Sounds familiar, right?
What do you think?
Are you a Love Island fan - and did you enjoy watching the couples take on this challenge? Do you wish you'd had a 'test' like this before welcoming your little ones?
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Images: Twitter/Love Island
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