Little People’s Audrey Roloff shares video of son Radley after she’s ripped for covering baby with ‘dangerous’ blanket

 to slam the mother of three allowing her son to sleep with the heavy blanket.

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While sharing the Instagram Story photo, the initial Reddit user wrote: “I know Audrey is right there because she’s taking the picture but does this give anyone else anxiety?!”

Others agreed that the blanket made them nervous, as another person wrote: “That's just dangerous and unnecessary.”

A third explained Aurdrey’s mistake, writing: “Safe sleep guidelines recommend that baby is always out to sleep on a flat surface, alone, with nothing in their crib. Blankets present a suffocation risk.

“In general if you have mom or dad there watching, you’re ok— they can intervene if the blanket presents an issue— but I’m pregnant right now and the way safe sleep is drilled into my brain, I understand this pic making someone nervous.”

A following person called out by Audrey and her husband Jeremy Roloff, 31, writing: “Yes. Everything about these two nut jobs being parents gives me anxiety.”

An additional critic chimed in: "I am getting hot just by looking at that picture . I can’t imagine how hot that poor baby would be in that blanket?"

Audrey and Jeremy tied the knot in 2014, while they also share daughter Ember, four, and son Bode, one.

Meanwhile, they welcomed Radley in November.

Earlier in the month, husband Jeremy Roloff found himself the victim of critics, after disturbing his family with some noisy home renovations well into the night.

The reality star has been hard at work reconstructing the home he shares with his wife Audrey and their three children.

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But a photo update shared on Reddit was met with displeasure towards Jeremy for disrupting his children's sleep schedule.

One person responded to Audrey's snap writing: "It's clear she's annoyed he's working this late. It's clear the kids' bedtime matters to her."

The commenter added: "So WHY TF he acts like a kid who must pull an all-nighter when he has plenty of time during the day is beyond me."

Another user echoed the statement writing: "Hate that I agree with her, what parent does this with young children at night?!?"