Mrs Hinch has revealed that her son Ronnie, two, has 'invisible speech needs' in an open letter she posted to Instagram on Friday.
The cleaning guru, who is known as Sophie Hincliffe penned a candid post detailing her experience with parents who have 'isolated and judged' her.
Sophie discussed her little boy's speech disorder after being reassured by two kind strangers for reassuring her during one of his 'meltdowns.'
Toddler: Mrs Hinch has revealed that her son Ronnie, two, has 'invisible speech needs' in an open letter she posted to Instagram on Friday
'It's so easy to sit and watch someone's story but it's a whole different story to live their life,' Sophie wrote in her lengthy post.
'Every child is different, I don't believe in 'labelling' children but I do believe in receiving diagnosis to open a door that could help make things easier for our children.
'I also believe in blessing those who see life through a different window and I have the utmost respect to those who understand their view.
Candid letter: The cleaning guru, who is known as Sophie Hincliffe penned a post detailing her experience with other parents who have 'isolated and judged' her
Heartfelt: The cleaning guru, 31, posted the response to horrific messages she received on the platform about her toddler
The influencer went on to speak about two kind strangers who helped her when Ronnie, who turned two in June, had a flare-up in public.
'So dear those two women that came up to me during one of Ron's breakdowns and said 'Soph we've been there, deep breaths, don't get upset… you're not alone'.. You are what we need more in this world.'
'To the person that felt the need to turn her nose up and proudly stare… You are the problem! Not my beautiful child,' Sophie wrote, now seemingly outraged.
'Parents of children who have invisible speech needs tend to feel isolated and judged enough as it is until they meet other parents sharing the same journey. So please be mindful of that.
'Ronnie is our whole life,' Sophie wrote on, telling her followers how much she loves her son.
It takes a village: The influencer went on to speak about two kind strangers who helped her when Ronnie had a flare-up in public
'I will continue to remind him every single day that he is perfect, he is wished for, longed for, prayed for and our adventures are only just beginning.
She then ended her post: 'We are so lucky and so grateful for you all. You are not alone. Together we've got this.'
The mum-of-two hasn't previously spoken up about her oldest child's speech disorder so candidly, but the star was inclined to share her experiences in raising a child with unique needs after a flurry of rude messages reached her inbox about the tot.
One follower rudely asked the star: 'Does he even speak?', while another questioned: 'He looks older than 2, where is his voice?'
However, some followers encouraged the home-cleaning expert to use her platform for good, saying: 'Lockdown has definitely affected many children. Would be great if you could use your platform to speak more on this. x'
Horrific: The star was inclined to share her experiences in raising a child with unique needs after a flurry of messages reached her inbox about the tot
'Thanks for being so honest! As a parent of a child with autism it's really hard to see perfect all the time when we are struggling so much.'
'Thank you for sharing, makes me feel better to know you don't need to
