Molly Mae Hague recently shared that she has decided to discontinue breastfeeding her son Midas after three weeks, citing a lack of enjoyment in the experience. The 27-year-old former Love Island star welcomed her second child in early June, named Midas by her partner Tommy Fury. Despite ceasing direct breastfeeding, Molly Mae continues to pump milk to ensure her body adjusts gradually.

In a YouTube video detailing her motherhood journey, Molly Mae expressed her decision to stop breastfeeding on a positive note to avoid any resentment towards the process. She mentioned that the extended feeding times of her son, taking over an hour per session, led to her reduced enjoyment. According to breastfeeding guidelines, newborns should feed for 15 to 45 minutes per session, occurring 8 to 12 times daily.

Reflecting on her breastfeeding experience, Molly Mae acknowledged the importance of doing what is best for herself and her family. She also shared her contentment with the transition to bottle-feeding with a mix of breast milk and formula. Fans showed support for Molly Mae’s decision, emphasizing the significance of choosing what works best for individual families without feeling guilt or judgment.

Apart from her breastfeeding journey, Molly Mae expressed her excitement about resuming personal care routines like wearing perfume. She also mentioned concerns about skincare products affecting her babies and sought advice on removing skin tags acquired during her pregnancy. Followers praised Molly Mae for her transparency and encouraged her to prioritize her well-being and family needs.