Céline Baudrand (Large families) gives news of her daughter Molly who follows a protocol even at school

This Tuesday, May 7 on Instagram, Céline Baudrand (Large families) gave news of her daughter Molly after a doctor’s appointment.

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Whether they are on the air or not, the mothers of Large families: life in XXL are still so talked about. Céline Baudrand has been in the casting of the docu-reality signed TF1 Production for a year and a half. But while viewers were preparing to (finally) see her marriage to Clément in the new episodes, the show was canceled in favor of Les Quotidiennes de Secret Story broadcast at the same time. We will therefore have to wait a few months before continuing season 8 of the program and discovering the wedding of the Rhône couple.

Céline Baudrand (Large families) discusses the fragile health of her triplets

During this period when she is absent from the small screen, Céline Baudrand strives to provide news of her reconstituted tribe on her social networks. It is also through Instagram that she confides the most. After publishing a photo of one of her triplets in a waiting room this Tuesday, May 7, the mother on parental leave saw fit to explain herself in the face of questions from her 68,000 subscribers. “The girls have little asthma problems, I put them on cortisone because they [doivent suivre] a protocol since Saturday. “Jade is much better, that’s good, but Molly isn’t at all.” she says about the little one who will have to undergo an operation for other ailments at the end of June.

Céline Baudrand (Large families) particularly worried about her daughter Molly

Accustomed to her children’s daily colds, Céline Baudrand is naturally worried when they persist unusually. As for Molly, “she has a cough that is not at all productive and she chokesshe’s having fits that are not possible, even with cortisone and ventolin it doesn’t work.”. That’s why her mom took her to the doctor this morning. “There, we start with a small basic treatment and continue the cortisone for two days. Since it makes her a little grumpy, it’ll be nice.”, she says, looking falsely happy. She also specifies that Molly has a PAI (individualized reception project) in kindergarten, a written document which specifies that she must always have her ventolin within reach in class…