The influencer, 27, welcomed Midas with boyfriend Tommy Fury earlier this year and has been candid about the highs and lows of life as a mother of two.

But in her latest YouTube vlog, Molly-Mae revealed that the demanding early weeks of having a newborn and a toddler have left her firmly convinced that her family is complete.

Speaking to her 2.09million subscribers, Molly-Mae explained that while she feels incredibly grateful for her two children, she is currently in what she described as “survival mode” as she attempts to balance the needs of both.

“I feel like I’m showing a lot of, like, oh, you know, I’m coping, I’m good,” she admitted. “But also, I’m having moments where I’m thinking 100 per cent, like, I’m so blessed and so lucky, but this will be my last child.”

The candid confession comes as Molly-Mae faces particular difficulties with Midas, who has been struggling with reflux and feeding problems.

She explained that the condition has become a major concern because her baby has been experiencing intense discomfort and crying during feeds.

“I just feel so bad for mine just because this reflux thing is actually becoming like a massive issue for me,” she said.

“I’ve never, ever heard a baby scream like that.”

Molly-Mae admitted that hearing her son cry in apparent pain has been emotionally difficult for her.

“And it literally makes me want to cry,” she said. “Like he’s crying, I want to cry.”

Reflux occurs when stomach contents flow back into the food pipe, and it can cause babies to spit up milk during or shortly after feeding. For Molly-Mae, however, the problem has added another layer of pressure to an already demanding period.

She described having a baby as challenging enough without also dealing with feeding and digestive problems.

“And it’s so just a lot like having a baby when it’s hard enough as it is, and then add like feeding digestive issues on top of that,” she explained.

“And it’s just, it is a lot.”

Molly-Mae has never shied away from discussing the realities of motherhood, regularly sharing glimpses into family life and admitting when things are proving difficult.

Since becoming a mother for the second time, she has also had to adjust to the very different needs of her two children.

Bambi, who is three, is now old enough to require attention, entertainment and routine of her own, while Midas remains dependent on his parents for almost everything.

Molly-Mae acknowledged that caring for children at such different stages has created a difficult balancing act.

She explained that she is trying to establish a routine for Midas, but doing so can sometimes conflict with what Bambi needs.

“I’m trying to get him in a routine, I’m trying to do the best thing for him, but equally, like, that’s not the best thing for Bambi,” she said.

The situation has also affected the amount of time Molly-Mae and Tommy are able to spend together as a couple.

Rather than doing everything as one family, the pair have increasingly found themselves splitting up and taking responsibility for one child each.

Molly-Mae explained that the arrangement is sometimes necessary simply to make everyday life manageable.

“This means that we’re all tied to the house, unless we literally just do separate things with the kids, which is what we’re doing,” she said.

But she admitted that constantly being separated from Tommy during the day has also been difficult.

“This is what I mean about just like, separate, being separate all the time, doing separate things with the kids,” she explained.

The comments provide another glimpse into the less glamorous side of raising a young family, despite Molly-Mae’s huge social media following and successful career.

The former Love Island star has built an enormous online audience by sharing elements of her personal life, but she has increasingly used her platforms to show that motherhood is not always effortless.

Her latest admission was particularly striking because she made clear that she feels incredibly fortunate to have both of her children.

Rather than suggesting she regrets becoming a mother again, Molly-Mae stressed that she feels “blessed and so lucky”.

Her decision to stop at two children appears instead to be rooted in her experience of just how demanding the newborn stage can be.

She also acknowledged that other mothers manage to have more than two children, but said her own circumstances have made the current period particularly intense.

“One for the books is to remember that having a 10-week-old and a three-and-a-half-year-old is something that a lot of mums are doing and they have more children,” she said.

“I am so aware of that, but it is a little bit savage.”

Her comments also underline the pressure Molly-Mae feels to be honest with her audience.

She said it would be unrealistic for her to present motherhood as an entirely positive experience without acknowledging the difficult moments.

“Obviously, it would be so not realistic of me to not talk about the highs and the lows,” she explained.

That honesty has become a recurring feature of Molly-Mae’s approach to parenting.

Since welcoming Bambi, she has frequently discussed the challenges that come with raising a young child, including moments when she has felt overwhelmed by the responsibility.

Now, with Midas still only 10 weeks old, she is experiencing the newborn stage all over again while simultaneously parenting a toddler.

The combination has left her questioning how she can give both children what they need while maintaining some sense of normal family life.

For Molly-Mae and Tommy, that currently means making sacrifices and dividing their days around the children.

Their relationship has also undergone a major adjustment as they navigate life with two young children.

Instead of having regular time together, the couple often find themselves operating as a parenting team, with one looking after Midas while the other spends time with Bambi.

The arrangement may be temporary as Midas grows older and his routine becomes easier to manage, but for now it appears to be one of the realities of their family life.

Despite the difficulties, Molly-Mae’s message was ultimately one of gratitude.

She remains deeply appreciative of having two children, even while admitting that the experience has been exhausting.

For now, her focus is on getting Midas comfortable, establishing a routine and ensuring Bambi continues to receive the attention she needs.

And while she may have firmly closed the door on having another baby, Molly-Mae appears determined to embrace the family she has.

With a toddler and newborn demanding her attention, the influencer is learning that life as a mother of two can be chaotic, emotional and exhausting all at once.

Her decision to call Midas her final child may therefore come as little surprise.

For Molly-Mae, the baby years may soon be something she looks back on rather than returns to. But for now, she is firmly in the thick of them, taking each difficult day as it comes while trying to make sure neither of her children feels overlooked.