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Jenny Mollen opens up on every parent's worst nightmare after she dropped her son on his head, fracturing his skull

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Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen talk kids, romance and marriage
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ByHayley FitzPatrick
April 18, 2019, 2:20 PM

Jenny Mollen, who often reflects on her life as a mother-of-two in hilarious social posts, recently shared a more serious moment in her life. She revealed a terrifying experience she had with her 5-year-old son, Sid, on Saturday night.

The actress, and wife to actor Jason Biggs, shared in an emotional Instagram post that she dropped Sid on his head, fracturing his skull and sending him into the intensive care unit.

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She extended her appreciation for the hospital staff at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and the downtown location of Lenox Hill Hospital "for their immediate response and aid."

Mollen also assured her followers that Sid was recovering after the fall.

"It has been a traumatic week but Sid is home now taking things slowly and recovering nicely," she wrote alongside a photo with him, in which his face is covered by a sticker. "He is also eating a lot of chocolate dipped ice cream cones and plans to try cherry dipped soon."

"My heart goes out to all parents who have or will ever find themselves in this kind of position," she added. "You are not alone..."

The actress also mentioned how grateful she was for her husband, Biggs, in the post.

My heart goes out to all parents who have or will ever find themselves in this kind of position. You are not alone...

Her honest admission of the unfortunate incident led to a slew of supportive comments from friends and followers of Mollen.

"Sending you and your family my love. I am so glad Sid is okay!!" actress Angela Kinsey wrote. "That must have been so scary. As parents we try our best but things can go south in a split second. Thank you for sharing."

"Glad all is ok !!!!! Soooo scary. S--- happens. My favorite four words 'it could have been worse,'" television personality Aviva Drescher wrote.

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Many praised Mollen for opening up about such a harrowing situation.

"Jenny that is so scary...Thank you for sharing with us - accidents like this are probably much more common than anyone wants to admit. Sending lots of healing vibes to Sid and you and the rest of the family." actress Elizabeth Tulloch commented.

We have reached out to Mollen for comment and will update when we hear back.

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