Amy Hart's baby son rushed to hospital on Portugal holiday over 'scary' symptoms
A "worried" Amy Hart rushed her son to hospital during her Portugal birthday holiday.
The former Love Island star revealed that she and her boyfriend Sam Rason took their four-month-old to be checked over after he started developing "symptoms".
The 31-year-old did not detail what symptoms Stanley was suffering.
The parents took their son to the local pharmacy the day before but received little help. Amy took to her Instagram stories to explain the whole ordeal.
She said: "We started to get a little bit worried about some stuff with Stanley so we took him to hospital. He's all fine now.
Baby boy has spent his life in hospital as doctors are 'scared' to discharge him
Amy is on holiday in Portugal
Amy gave birth in March"It was a bit scary because we went to triage and they were like, only one of you can come through so I had to go in on my own, but he's fine now."
The reality star went on to tell her followers that her son is now "completely fine" but wanted to "err on the side of caution" which is why they took him to hospital
She said: "The symptoms he had could be something normal but could've been something serious. We took him to the pharmacy the day before. They didn't really look at him and they were like, yeah that's fine.
"Then we were speaking to people back in the UK and as soon as we heard something that wasn't run of the mill, we thought OK let's take him. He's fine, happy, sleeping, eating, laughing, total Stanley."
Amy gave birth to her first son Stanley back in March of this year. Since then she has kept her followers in the loop with how she has been getting on with motherhood.
She detailed that she had four days of contractions at home before she was gave birth to her baby. Amy then had to spend five days in hospital afterwards.
Stanley weighed 8lbs when he was born and Amy pointed out he had "the most beautiful head of hair" as she revealed she had given birth.
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