Molly-Mae shares sweet new photos of baby Bambi during stroll in £1,200 pram
Molly-Mae Hague has revealed adorable new pictures of baby Bambi after taking a stroll with her plush pram.
The 23-year-old former Love Island star and Creative Director of PrettyLittleThing made the most of the fresh air, pushing her newborn daughter around in the luxe pram - which costs an eye-watering £1,199.
The new mum-of-one made sure to wrap up warm in the crisp Manchester weather, donning a long black coat and cosy cream scarf for her winter walk look.
Molly-Mae looked effortlessly stylish, as she styled her blonde locks in a TikTok-worthy claw-clip updo and showcased her fresh-faced beauty.
Molly-Mae Hague has revealed adorable new pictures of baby Bambi (mollymae/Instagram)
She made time for plenty of cuddles with her newborn (mollymae/Instagram)Pushing her daughter along in the iCandy stroller - which includes a carrycot and rain cover - Molly-Mae carried her essentials in a small grey cross-body bag and accessorised with a slew of silver earrings.
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The doting mum made sure to schedule in lots of contact cuddles with her new baby at a nearby cafe, who was snuggled up in an adorable white teddy suit.
In one of the pictures, Bambi could be seen snuggling up with a grey blanket decorated with an elephant.
The influencer wrote in the picture caption: "Getting out of the house with my little girl.”
Bambi could be seen snuggling up with a grey blanket decorated with an elephant (mollymae/Instagram)
Her outing comes as the new mum bravely shared her breastfeeding woes (Instagram)Her outing comes as the new mum bravely shared her breastfeeding woes as she continues to get to grips with being a first-time mum.
The Love Island star, who welcomed her baby girl Bambi with boyfriend Tommy Fury on January 23, took to Instagram to reveal that she has been having some trouble expressing her milk supply as she continues on her breastfeeding journey.
On Friday, Molly-Mae took to her stories to ask other new mums for advice on tips to keep her breast milk supply up as she explained that Bambi was left 'starving' because she was unable to produce even a droplet on milk the day before.
"Had a super low supply yesterday, literally couldn't get a single droplet of milk from me. So, for the first time, we had to give Bambi some formula because she just wasn't sleeping from being starving/ not getting enough breast milk as my body couldn't provide it," Molly explained.
"I think it's from being so exhausted. It was a really crap moment for me but I'm REALLY determined to not give up, hopefully it was just a bad day. I have just managed 4oz in one pump so that's really perked me up," the new mum added.
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