Pregnant Dani Dyer has 'mum guilt' with son Santiago ahead of welcoming ... trends now
She is expecting identical twin girls with her footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen, 26.
And Dani Dyer, who is already mum to Santiago two, from her previous relationship with Sammy Kimmence, revealed she is facing serious 'mum guilt' at the minute.
The former Love Island star, 26, took to Instagram to share a gallery of snaps of her little boy as she said despite the 'never ending guilt' she is 'excited' to grow her clan.
She penned: 'I am so excited for our family to be growing.. I feel so lucky and blessed to be having 2 more babies.. but I just feel like I have so many worries going around in my head that I need to just get them all out.
'I remember one of my friends having a second baby and telling me about the second baby guilt she had and I never understood it until I fell pregnant again! Honestly the mum guilt never ends I don’t think.'
'Mum guilt never ends': Dani Dyer, who is currently expecting twins with her footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen, 26, revealed she is facing serious 'mum guilt' at the minute
'I have many worries': The Love Island star, 26, who is mum to Santiago two, took to Instagram to share snaps of her little boy as she said despite the 'never ending guilt' she is 'excited' to grow her clan
Dani also detailed her birth plan as she has already 'booked in to have a planned c-section' after having an emergency one with Santiago.
She opened up that she 'instantly felt guilty' due to the recovery time following the procedure as she won't be able to do her normal activities with her son.
The reality star continued: 'I have been booked in to have a planned c-section. Because I had an emergency c-section before they felt the safer way would be for the twins to be delivered by c-section again.
'Especially because they are identical twins, it’s always a bit more risky. I have always wanted a vaginal birth, but I knew I had to listen to my consultant.
'As soon as I found out I should have a c-section, I instantly felt so guilty and worried about the recovery.
'I still want to be able to pick Santi up and run around and do the activities I usually do but because Santi is still only little himself, I can’t really explain why mummy can’t do her usual activities.
'So much is changing but I still want him to think I can be the best mummy possible.'
Dani has reached out to other mums who have dealt with the same
