'Teen Mom's Cheyenne Floyd Reveals Daughter Ryder is in Hospital

Us Weekly reports that Cheyenne Floyd's 2-year-old daughter is doing better. On Instagram, the Teen Mom alum gave an inside look of Ryder’s recovery during a recent stint in the hospital.

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Advice for All parents! Please sleep when your baby is sleep. We have to rest our bodies and mind too so we can keep our strength for them. I was always bad at listening to probably some of best sleep advice someone could give me??‍♀️?. From the day I brought Ryder home from the hospital, I loved watching her sleep, observing the sounds she would make, memorizing the way she would hold her arms or how she would pout her lips. When I found out she had VLCAD I would have to force myself to sleep when she did but all I wanted to do was watch her. Her condition has taught me so much! Educationally and medically I’ve gotten a crash course but it’s also taught me how to tap into my mom super powers. I’ve learned how to be an advocate for my child, how to care for her, and how to speak up for her when needed. It’s been 2.5 years and now three hospitalizations. Ryder is my heart and I would never change anything about her. I don’t think I’ll ever stop watching her sleep ❤️? We will be here the next few days making sure she gets the proper fluids and doesn’t relapse again. We appreciate all the prayers and kind words. God is so good and we are always covered in blessings.

A post shared by CHEYENNE (@cheynotshy) on Dec 12, 2019 at 3:58pm PST

As explained in the caption, Riley suffers from VLCAD, a rare genetic condition, in which the body is unable to break down certain fats. In turn, the little one's energy levels are severly affected. However, yesterday the family was given good news just in time for the holidays. Cheyenne posted another photo with the caption, "going home."

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going home!! ??✨❤️

A post shared by CHEYENNE (@cheynotshy) on Dec 13, 2019 at 2:19pm PST

In these recent posts, the controversial star has become more candid about her daughter's condition. She's also been opening up about the ways in which these trying times have taught her lessons, helping her grow as a mother and a person.

It's heartwarming to see such a positive response to a difficult time, and it's even more wonderful to see that Ryder is "going home."