Audrey Roloff has marked a major milestone with her one-year-old son, Radley.
But the Little People, Big World star isn’t necessarily happy about it.
Audrey shared on Instagram that her and Jeremy’s youngest son has stopped breastfeeding.
And according to the 31-year-old mother of three, the decision was all his.
On Instagram, Audrey shared a cute snap of her little boy cuddling up with mommy.
As he stared directly into the camera, he sucked on a pacifier.
Audrey revealed in the comments it was a sad right of passage for her.
“Refused the boob for the first time tonight,” she said, sarcastically adding, “I’m not crying” before finishing off with a crying emoji.
Radley looked like he had fully recovered from a health scare last month.
In the photo that the ex-TLC star shared to her Instagram Stories, she was holding a seemingly agitated Radley.
The youngest Roloff child captured in the picture snuggled up to his mom, staring into the camera as he sucked, seemingly angrily, on his pacifier.
The mom of three cuddled her baby boy as she cradled him in her arms during the photo-op.
Audrey captioned the otherwise heartfelt snap: “Fevers and theft in the same day,” implying that the infant had taken something that day.
Between Radley’s reddened cheeks and his upset-looking facial expressions, it was apparent that the child was going through something uncomfortable, like a fever.
Not to mention Audrey looked somewhat drained in the image, as if she had been caring for a sick infant all day.
Days later, the reality star was slammed for her unconventional way of dealing with the poor baby.
Her last attempt to break his fever involved a “magic” sock trick that left fans scratching their heads.
Audrey posted a photo of Radley’s feet in heavy socks to her Instagram Story.
She wrote: “Tried the magic sock trick for the first time last night and it worked.
“Cold wet socks and then thick wool socks on top! Completely dry and fever free by morning.”
A concerned fan posted a screenshot of the photo to Reddit, and other users can’t believe it.
One said: “If my mom did that to me I would hold that against her for the rest of her life.”
Another wrote: “What the heck? I don’t think letting a child break the fever naturally is a bad thing, which is what most of these crunchy moms do, but this is next level. That can’t be comfortable.”
A third said: “So his fever broke naturally while he slept. But sure, it was totally the socks.”
Someone else commented: “Just give your kid ibuprofen and stop doing dangerous s***.”
