Chloe Madeley has revealed her extreme worry as her daughter Bodhi was rushed to hospital twice this week.
Richard Madeley's daughter admitted she had concerns her daughter might have meningitis and sepsis as she took the tot to receive urgent medical care.
Chloe rushed the tot to hospital after her temperature dropped to 34 degrees – which the NHS states is "dangerously low".
After being seen by medical staff, Bodhi was diagnosed with the flu.
Mum-of-one Chloe, 35, opened up to fans about the ordeal as she posted a black and white video of her sweetly playing with Bodhi, who was born in August, on Instagram.
In the caption, Chloe wrote: "My little love has been very poorly this week.
"2 trips to hospital and a lot of tears. Her temperature went from 39.8° on Saturday morning to 34° on Sunday night, so I was extremely worried about meningitis and sepsis, but blood tests show its just the Flu Type A Virus."
The TV personality, who shares Bodhi with husband James Haskell, added: "I say just, wow has she been unwell."
"Has anyone else had their little one’s temp drop that low with flu virus? Im still a bit confused as to how / why that happened," she asked as she shared her concern.
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Chloe then revealed her worries over her daughter's health have impacted her work and sleep in recent days.
"I’m also amazed at how much it has impacted my sleep and work load, and how hard the last 5 days have been," she revealed.
Adding a message to other mums, Chloe added: "I just want to say to any and all mothers out there who have to make these kinds of trips and deal with these kinds of things on a regular basis, that I am in AWE of you.
"That you are real life superheroes. That you amaze me."
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She also took the time to praise the medical staff who helped her daughter as she said: "And also to the doctors and nurses pulling the graveyard shifts in paediatric A&E, thank you, you are the best of us".
In the comments, fans shared supportive messages to Chloe as one wrote: "Oh poor little love. Hope she feels better soon xx".
Another added: "Ahh I wish her a speedy recovery and that you feel ok too."
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"Sooo hard being a mum when they’re well but harder still when they’re poorly. It’s mentally as well as physically exhausting. Hope you’re both home and feeling much better xxxx," a third penned.
Chloe welcomed her daughter in August and underwent an emergency C-section to deliver the tot.
Following the birth, Chloe said it "didn't go to plan"but felt grateful for all the "compassionate, skilled, knowledgeable and experienced women" who assisted her in welcoming her first child into the world.
Chloe had planned on a vaginal birth with gas and air but things changed when Bodhi stayed put 24 hours after Chloe's waters had broken.
The new mum was told she had to be induced due to the risk of infection and later underwent an emergency c-section.