Charlotte Dawson reveals she rushed son Jude to A&E after ‘accident at nursery’
CHARLOTTE Dawson has revealed that she rushed her son Jude to A&E after an ‘accident at nursery’.
On Friday night the 31-year-old, who is also mum to three-year-old Noah, revealed that the youngster fell at nursery and his front tooth had fallen out.
Charlotte shared a snap of the horrifying injury on her Instagram story.
Today she gave fans an update on her account with a sweet clip of her cuddling her son.
Charlotte said: “My brave little happy cherub sorry been a bit quieter than usual just not felt like my happy self posting.
“Been feeling sad about his little tooth, I was at a&e and emergency dentist yesterday they said his full tooth has been pushed up to his gums & they don’t know whether it will come back down or not, & don’t know whether it will be dead or damage his adult tooth…
“Suppose it’s just a waiting game thank you for all your own stories it’s so common these kids come to bloody test us.”
Charlotte also shared the video to her grid, and many rushed to the comments sections to share their love.
One said: “Huge hugs x.”
Another added: “Oh it happens kids often hurt themselves, don’t feel bad for it… he will be right… and it is only his wee baby teeth he’s got just now.”
“Sending love he’s such a happy boy,” a third chimed in.
On Friday Charlotte revealed a snap of his injury on Instagram.
She said: “My little angel fell at nursery and his front tooth has fell out.
“His mouth keeps bleeding. What does this mean they don’t grow back until there older.
“Just want to take the pain away from him.”
It comes after Charlotte, who is the daughter of late comedian Les Dawson, wowed fans by showing off her incredible weight loss last month.
The star has her own fitness plan Chazzas Belleh Blasters she has been using to shift weight after welcoming Jude into the world in July last year.
Prior to that Charlotte told fans she’d lost 1st 12lbs in just three months.
Charlotte and Matt started dating in 2016.
The couple got engaged in 2020.