The truth 🤍

Thank you all for your endless love and support x

[zoeellenrae]

You’re the most incredible Mumma, every single person is behind you Mols. We love you so much and you should be so proud of yourself xxx

[tylaparmley]

“Where is Molly at” - Molly is right here! This is authentic and so normal amongst new mums. You’ve got this ❤️

[Iamdodos]

I had my baby around the time you had Bambi and I deeply connect with this video. It almost feels like we are feeling the exact same thing, the last two months have been the most beautiful months of my life yet the most difficult. I fully now understand when people say two things can be true at the same time.

I also don’t know where to start from in terms of getting back on YouTube after my 1year hiatus. Anyway I just wanted to say you’ve inspired me to come on here and share my story. Hang in there mama, you’ve got this and you are not alone in this ❤

[thankgodfrey]

Aw Molly it’s ok!!! You don’t owe us anything. You went through a life changing event, you’re sleep deprived, your hormones are changing like crazy, you have a new life to take care of. Don’t feel like you need to rush into creating content, we’re doing just fine!

[LailaElHafez-ggqn]

Aw listening to Molly invalidate herself is so sad. Many women experience trauma, ptsd and the baby blues after birth. Women’s health is something that is painted in a way that is not reflective of how intense child bearing and birthing is. You’re doing great Molly 🥹 keep spreading awareness x

[tamarasimmons]

The first 3 months of my sons life, I don’t remember. I was still traumatised by his birth and being stuck in hospital with a blood infection for 5 days after. I only just started feeling myself around 6 months PP. He is now 10 months and I am starting to feel like a slight bit of my old self. This is totally normal to feel this way. Nobody is honest about motherhood and they need an influencer like you to tell the world so mothers are believed!

[molliek]

midwife here - nothing or no one can ever prepare you for motherhood, it's a journey that most of us will find ourselves on at one point in our life. mourning the loss of your old self whilst celebrating the love of a new life is such an overwhelming feeling but you WILL get through this! keep going mamma! you've got this 💪🏼✨

[chloecallaghan]

I really feel for you feeling like you can’t say certain things because it gets over analysed by everyone🥺. Just know that the majority of us here are rooting for you and can see how well you’ve come out the other side of all the crap life’s thrown at you since being in the public eye. You’re doing amazing 💗

[elshathomas]

It’s not TMI, it’s the reality of being a mom ! I’ll forever thank you for making this video for everyone that are moms that can relate !! Xx

[JMemski]

Trauma is the perfect word for it. Trauma doesn't have to be what we imagine extreme Trauma to be, it's just a case of going through something that your brain wasn't fully capable of processing or dealing with emotionally or mentally. I always wanted a baby and having my 2 year old still traumatised me, I had a really rough time too, you're not alone ❤

[craigbuckingham]

Totally relatable, you’re doing so, so well. I’m a mum and a midwife and was still totally unprepared for motherhood and how utterly overwhelming it is, especially in the beginning. I LOVE how honest you have been here. It really does get easier, as you’re already finding, but give yourself time to process everything and don’t rush yourself, like others have said there’s a reason why women (should ideally) have maternity leave. Lots of love x

[julieking]

Anyone else click on like before they’ve even watched it? Molly Mae is so honest and real which is so refreshing in this industry. We all love you Molly and Bambi xxxx🤍🤍🤍

[HannahPoppyRees]

Her honesty & emotion makes her even more beautiful than surface beauty, thank you for being so real! Bambi is a lucky girl to have you as a mum!

[sophiehill]

As a Mummy of a 5 week old I actually appreciate the transparency of this video. When you initially posted pictures looking done up after one month of Bambi etc and all your outings I felt like a complete failure that I couldn’t do the same.
Keep on keeping it real. Sending love 🤍

[Skittles]

Please don’t feel like youre the only mummy that’s been through this girl. The constipation, the stitches, the breakdowns, the days without washing properly… we understand you!❤ youre not alone❤

[kristie-annenembhard]

The brain feeling scrambled is soooo normal, my son is 11 months and I felt and still feel exactly the same. You’re an amazing mum and we can all see it. So proud of you ♥️

[Konnielog]

Can I just state the obvious? You’re free to upload whatever content you want & whenever you want!!! Creating a content is already hard enough as it needs courage (being in front of a camera and being transparent) and time, and you should do it only when you’re happy to do it. We know how much you love YouTube and your audience. Every feeling you have is normal. We love you, Molly💗

[sarachecketts]

we all love you molly so much, you deserve nothing but the world 🤍

[MissCMcCafferty]

I’m glad you put this video out. It’s raw and real. Pregnancy isn’t all sunshine and rainbows and you’re allowed to admit that for all that you love being a parent to Bambi, that you were also overwhelmed.

Trauma is the perfect word to use, it was a moment in time which changed you forever for good or bad ❤

[eclecticjellyfish]

My sister just had her first baby and I had to watch my nephew for 3 nights by myself (because she had mastitis) and by the third night of getting up every other hour, having to feed him, and then rock him back to sleep… I was crying by just the third day; sooo the fact that you pushed through as a new mom without Tommy after giving birth; you have every right to feel the way you did 💕 praying the transition gets smoother, you’re doing great 🤍