FRANKIE Essex has revealed she urgently dashed her baby daughter to the hospital after ‘finding a lump’ on Monday.
The former Towie star, 35, who welcomed twins Logan and Luella last June with her partner Luke Love - began to panic when she discovered the abnormality.
Frankie explained she had the "soft" and "risen" area checked over by a GP, and was subsequently recommended an ultrasound.
But after going along to a private hospital for the scan, a simple explanation was given by experts.
She wrote in her OK! column: "What they said was it's where the soft spot is, her skull's fused together and it's just created a little bump and it might go, it might not, but there's 100% confirmation it's nothing to worry about.
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"When I came out of there and got to the car I just burst into tears, I think it was all the emotional build-up from the night before worrying, obviously, you just start thinking of the worst-case scenario."
However, it's not the first health scare she's had with her little ones.
Back in October, Frankie revealed that her baby son Logan had been rushed to hospital with a leg infection.
The influencer said her then-four-month-old son was taken to A&E.
Sharing a video of Luke tenderly holding baby Logan, Frankie explained how her partner had stayed with their baby all night while she rushed home to pick up essentials for their young son.
Frankie wrote: "Our Little Logan. Last night we ended up in a&e baby has an infection in his leg.
"Doing well, his daddy didn't leave his side all night so mummy could take our little girl home [to] get the bottles [and] blankets."
The Essex star also shared a photo of Logan's twin Luella as she was inundated with messages from worried fans.
Frankie returned to social media to thank her followers for their support.
She simply wrote: "Thank you for all your messages."
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She later shared a photo of daughter Luella and said she was being taken care of by close friends and family while they were at the hospital.
