Emmerdale fans have been quick to point at a blatant gaffe in last night's episode as Tracy Metcalfe took her baby daughter Frankie out.
New parents Tracy and Nate were seen discussing whether Frankie should be socialising more as Nate told Tracy not to put herself under too much pressure.
It comes as Tracy's struggles as a new mum come to head in an upcoming post natal depression storyline, Tracy has been visibly struggling since the birth of her daughter in February.
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Over the past few months Tracy has been short tempered with Nate, struggled with baby Frankie's constant needs and she also walked out of her own daughters christening after becoming overwhelmed.
More recently the first time mum has been becoming increasingly concerned with her child's health, often convincing herself that she is unwell.
In heartbreaking upcoming scenes Tracy's battle with post natal depression will escalate as she is seen avoiding spending time with her daughter as she convinces herself she will cause her harm.
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However, eagle eyed viewers spotted a blunder with baby Frankie in the ITV soap's most recent episode.
Fans took to social media with concerns over the size of baby Frankie, as despite now being five months old, the baby is still presented as a newborn in a blanket on the show.
The reason being is due to the coronavirus pandemic the cast are having to use a doll rather than a real baby.
The error was raised on social media, with many slamming the perception of baby Frankie as "unrealistic."
One viewer said: ""Please get a bigger doll for baby Frankie. They're holding a newborn size and then when we see a real baby it’s certainly not that small."
A second added: "Baby Frankie never grows."
A third penned: "They could at least use a bigger doll I can’t wait until they can hold real babies again."
While another said: "In most scenes it's so obvious that baby Frankie is just a doll. There's no weight there when people are holding her."
*Emmerdale continues at 7pm on ITV tomorrow.
