Molly-Mae cruelly mum-shamed by trolls after revealing baby Bambi’s huge milestone
MOLLY-MAE Hague has been cruelly mum-shamed by trolls after announcing baby Bambi’s huge milestone.
The former Love Island star, 24, who welcomed her first child in January with boyfriend Tommy Fury, also 24, came under fire when she revealed her first child, five months, is sleeping in her own room.
This is despite the NHS recommending parents wait six months in order to prevent SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome).
When asked in an Instagram Q&A, "Does Bambi sleep right through? Xx," she replied, "She is ! (she's 5 months now so perfectly safe to be doing this).
"7pm-7am... we are only three nights in doing this but I'm so proud of her and feel so lucky to have a baby that adores her sleep (like her parents)."
But after viewing her story, one follower criticised Molly-Mae in the comments section of her most recent post.
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They wrote: "To everyone reading Mollys stories that Bambi is in her own room at 5 months.
"Please note that it is recommended that baby stays in the same room until a minimum of 6 months of age. Please don't rush your baby to grow up or follow unsafe guidance.
"It increases the chance of SIDS massively. No hate to Molly, It's their baby their choice but to anyone out there who isn't knowledgeable on this please read up on it first and look at guidance. It's there for a reason..."
Another added: "Recommended by the lullaby trust and NHS to reduce the risk of SIDS."
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In the same Q&A, Molly-Mae candidly opened up on her post-baby body, admitting she "can't accept" her changing shape.
Previously the influencer said she is learning to "love and accept" her new figure.
She has always been candid with her social media following about her post-natal experience and this week was no different.
After uploading a YouTube video of her trip to Barbados to celebrate manager Fran's birthday, where she talked about her body hang-ups, the Filter tan brand founder elaborated on Instagram.
One fan asked: "How's your body confidence journey going?"
Molly-Mae replied: "As my YouTube family will know I've spoken very openly about this topic!
"It's most certainly a journey ... one I'm not finding particularly easy but I always knew the second I fell pregnant accepting my post baby body wouldn't happen over night.
"I'll get there. I'm hoping I'll fall back in love with a healthy, balanced lifestyle again soon.
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"It's not happened quite yet but I know I need to be patient with myself."
She added: "Post partum mummas also struggling with this ... be kind to yourself."
