The first Brits have started receiving Brexit blue passports.
The government announced last week that stocks of the burgundy passports had finally run out.
Danielle Hugman's one-year-old daughter Willow-Rose is among the first people in the country to receive one.
But the 25-year-old can't remember how she voted in the 2016 referendum and says she has "no idea what Brexit is about".
The stay at home mum added: "I'm not a very political person so to me it doesn't matter what went on.
"I do not believe anything politicians say so it's not worth listening to them."
Danielle applied for Willow-Rose's passport in February and it arrived at her home in Lowerstock, Suffolk, on Thursday.
This followed a government announcement last Tuesday that the blue passports were being issued.
The colour was first used in 1921 but later changed to burgundy after the UK joined the EU.
Mum-of-three Danielle ordered passports for two of her children, Willow-Rose and Arabella.
Arabella's arrived first - and it bore the old burgundy colour - but when Willow-Rose's arrived three days later, it was in the Brexit blue.
"I think it looks smarter," she said.
"The picture page is now hard plastic so it is a little bit weirder."
Danielle and husband Dominic, 31, were hoping to put the passports to use after booking a trip to Turkey in May.
But they now fear their holiday plans could be derailed by the coronavirus outbreak.
