Emmerdale actress Haylor Tamaddon has revealed her toddler son Jasper was rushed to hospital after falling ill.
The soap star took to Instagram to detail a troubling few days for her family.
Sharing a snap of 20-month-old Jasper fast asleep, Hayley, 44, explained: "Ended up in hospital again today with a very poorly boy.
"He got better only to get get worse again.
"Thank you to the amazing staff @SalfordRoyalNHS .. we are so lucky to have the #nhs."
On Sunday the mom explained she'd taken a step back from her usually regular social media updates because her son ha been poorly.
"I've taken a break from social media for a while for a few personal reasons.. one of those being that Jasper was really poorly.
"He’s on the mend now thank god but for 2 weeks he’s not been well at all, bless him, and We ended up in hospital one night.
"He’s on antibiotics now and is much better," she explained.
Hayley then asked her followers if they could give her any advice on breastfeeding as her poorly son 'wouldn't eat anything' .
"During [his illness] he wouldn’t eat anything, and didn’t want the boob.. since he’s got better he just wants to bite it!" she explained.
"And my poor nips just can’t take it anymore. I swear he’s so close to ripping one off!
"So.. I feel like it’s time for the end of our breast feeding journey. Considering I was only going to do if for the first 6 weeks..
"I’m so proud of myself for managing 18 months. It’s been a beautiful journey, and I’m really sad, but it’s time to smother my nips in coconut butter and let them heal.
"Can I ask if anyone’s had to stop suddenly.. and how does it feel? Coz I’m dreading the pain! #honestmotherhood #breastfeeding".
Hayley welcomed 'miracle baby' Jasper in 2019 at te age of 42.
She said at time the news was 'unexpected' as she had previously suffered a miscarriage.
Hayley said she didn't think she would ever be able to conceive naturally.
"I’m 42 and you get to 40 and think, I think that’s it. I’ve read there’s only a 5 per cent chance after 40 per month of a women getting pregnant and the risk of miscarriage increases massively.
"And sadly, we did go through that and what that taught me I could get pregnant.
"[It made me think] I can do it. I got to 42 thinking it’s never going to happen."
