Ashley Iaconetti Took Son Hayden to the ER to remove the wire from his toe

Ashley Iconetti rushed her infant son Hayden to the emergency room over the weekend because he was crying uncontrollably — and for a reason that surprised her.

I Bachelor in Paradise alum, 36, wrote about the nail-biting episode on her Instagram Stories on Monday, November 11. Iaconetti’s husband, Jared Haibonmet him on the street Qualifications Spinoff’s season 2 in 2015, accompanied her to the hospital with Hayden and their 2-year-old son, Dawson.

As for Hayden, who was born in July, the reality star informed her fans that the family is in the ER “right now.” He explained, “And before you think it’s anything serious, well, after he screamed for an hour and we were very scared and didn’t know what was going on, we brought him here.”

When they arrived at the scene, they discovered what the problem was: the thread from Hayden’s sock was covering his toe, making him uncomfortable.

“As a mom, I know this is one of the things you should check before bringing your child to the ER,” Iaconetti said. “And I forgot.”

He added, “So this is a reminder if your child is fussy like crazy, check his toes, and his little ding dong if it’s a boy.”

When Hayden returned home, Iaconetti posted a video update of the toddler wrapped in a towel and happily jogging.

“He felt better when it was poured,” he wrote. “His toe wasn’t purple yet, just red and swollen. It’s weird because I was thinking about baby hair tourniquets this weekend, but then in the chaos I didn’t think about it.”

Earlier this year, Iaconetti said Us Weekly only that giving birth to Hayden was “really easier than the beginning. I brought two good things and this could not have been done better. Like, I didn’t actually feel any pain. I really felt the pressure again [no] pain.”

However, with Dawson, “I was probably in pain for about an hour — going from the delivery room to the delivery room and waiting for the epidural for a while,” she thought at the time. “[This time]I was seduced and it was like seeing a doctor. It was amazing. “