Helen Flanagan reveals changes to her body while stopping breastfeeding

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Coronation Street favourite Helen Flanagan has opened up to her Instagram followers about the changes to her body while stopping breastfeeding her son Charlie.

The Rosie Webster actress previously revealed that she felt emotional after making the decision because Charlie is likely to be her last baby.

The mother-of-three has now updated to say she is feeling a difference now that she is feeding less regularly. Sharing a photo of the doting mum and her adorable baby on her Instagram Stories she wrote: "Feel such a massive hormone drip now I've stopped feeding Charlie so regularly." And the soap star, who played Rosie Webster in Corrie before going on maternity leave in 2018 to have her second child Delilah, three, reached out to fellow mums. "Any other woman experience this?" she asked. "I know I won't be on my own with it." READ MORE: Myleene Klass leaves BBC The One Show host Alex Jones gobsmacked with extreme parenting tip Helen, who also has a six-year-old daughter Matilda, added: "No idea how I'm going to cut out my night feed.

You wouldn't think Charlie was my third. I can't remember having this problem with my girls." Helen, who regularly shares about her journey as a parent on her social media, earlier this month told how she has been weaning off breastfeeding during the day. "Totally off my milk all through out the day and just having a feed before bed and when he wakes up a milky feed," she said. "Had to do it gradual for Charlie and also for me that I don’t get mastitis." Reflecting on her time breastfeeding her son she wrote lovingly: "One year of feeding you my precious baby boy.