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Molly-Mae Hague shares update on baby son Midas’ ‘savage’ health ordeal as she admits she’s been ‘mentally struggling with it’

Molly-Mae welcomed Midas earlier this year

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her baby son Midas’ “savage” battle with reflux.

The star, 27, welcomed her second child Midas in June with 27-year-old boxer Tommy Fury.

In her latest YouTube video, Molly-Mae opened up about a new struggle with baby Midas. Midas’ battle with reflux have taken centre stage in her latest mum struggles.

Molly-Mae Hague in car in latest YouTube vlog
Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about baby son Midas’ reflux battle (Credit: YouTube / MollyMae)

Molly-Mae reveals son Midas’ struggle with reflux

In her latest vlog, titled Come Back To Work With Me After Baby Number 2, the Maebe owner was seen heading to her fashion brand’s office.

As she sat in her car, Molly-Mae explained to the camera: “Update on Midas’ reflux is, I won’t lie, it’s been absolutely savage.

“And I’ve never ever in my life had so many helpful, amazing, kind messages.”

She went on to thank fans for their support and added: “Basically we have now put him onto Gaviscon in his bottles, but not every bottle because it can make them quite constipated, fun chats.”

Molly-Mae Hague in car in latest YouTube vlog
Molly-Mae explained that Midas’ reflux struggles have been “savage” (Credit: YouTube / MollyMae)

Molly-Mae says Midas’ reflux battle has ‘really not messed around’

Molly-Mae, who has always spoken candidly about parenting hurdles with daughter Bambi, three, added: “The reflux has really really not messed around this time, it has really come to play.

“I know its so common in babies but a lot of babies can still have some reflux and crack on and just be OK.

“But with this it’s so incredibly noticeable and it really has taken over to the point where over the weekend I was mentally really struggling with it.

“Because there’s nothing worse, well one of the worst things, is seeing your child in discomfort or pain and not having the answer.”

Read more: Molly-Mae Hague reveals Bambi had a ‘full-blown tantrum’ in hairdressers just weeks after ‘headlock’ incident

According to the NHS: “Reflux is when a baby brings up milk, or is sick, during or shortly after feeding. It’s very common and usually gets better on its own.”

Molly-Mae recently took to her vlog to describe the newborn experience with Midas as “much smoother” than the one she had with daughter Bambi.

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Rebecca Carter
Editor (Royal Insider)