Alec and Hilaria Baldwin's Son Eduardo Rushed to E.R. After "Scary" Allergic Reaction

Eduardo Baldwin, the 20-month-old son of Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, was taken to a New York City hospital on June 1 after suffering an allergic reaction. Read on for details into his recovery.

By Gabrielle Chung Jun 02, 2022 2:04 AMTags
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Alec and Hilaria Baldwin's 20-month-old son is on the mend after a health scare.

On June 1, Hilaria shared that their son Eduardo "Edu" Pau was rushed to the hospital following a severe allergic reaction While the Mom Brain podcast host has since returned home with the toddler, Hilaria called the ordeal a "scary experience" nonetheless.

"Edu had a very bad allergic reaction today and I had to give him an epi pen," she wrote on Instagram. "He was in such distress and I believe it may have saved him today."

Hilaria—who recently revealed her seventh child with Alec will be a baby girl—called the EpiPen a "lifesaving tool" and went on to urge other parents to "make sure you know how to use it in advance, because these reactions can come on so strongly and quickly."

"I won't bore you with the long story of rushing him out the door," she continued, before sharing her "deep gratitude" for all the medical workers who oversaw Edu's emergency room visit.

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Along with her message, Hilaria posted a picture of herself and Edu sitting inside a hospital room. "Fortunately, when I took this photo, he was back to himself and kicking the phone out of my hand," she captioned the image. "I, on the other hand, was a spent wreck."

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She added, "Love you all and be safe."

This was not the first time an allergic reaction landed Edu in the hospital. In May 2021, Hilaria revealed that her little one had been diagnosed with an allergy after a trip to the E.R.

Describing it as "one of those horrible moments a parent dreads," Hilaria—who is also mom to children Carmen, 8, Rafael, 6, Leonardo, 5, Romeo, 4, and Maria Lucia, 13 months—shared, "My kids don't have allergies, so this was a first. Doesn't matter how many kids you have, there are always moments that shake us, as there is no way we can prepare."

She continued, "I was told that expediency in this situation is key..don't wait to see if it gets better. If you find yourself in this situation—just go and reach for help."

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