Half the fun of babies is being able to dress them up in cute outfits and Stacey Solomon‘s baby is no exception.
Proud mama Stacey’s twinning game is strong as she dressed up her third son Rex, who she welcomed in May, in matching blue leopard print leggings to hers and he seems to be taking it well.
The Loose Women presenter even joked that Rex looked like he was ‘smiling’ in the candid snap she shared with her 1.9 million followers and revealed her sweet name for him – Pickle.
She captioned the photo of her nestling Rex between her legs: “Matching with my pickle before he grows up and realises how uncool it is.
“Not embarrassed to say we actually left the house and went out like this. I love how he is almost smiling in these pictures too!”
Self-deprecating as ever Stacey also joked about her boobs after giving birth, adding: “If you’re wondering what the lumps in my top are just above my waistline, they’re my boobs haha They live there now.”
She looks amazing to us.
Fans were quick to comment with many saying: “You look amazing!” and “Brilliant!”
The star also recently opened up about her battle with anxiety and ‘strange thoughts’ following her baby’s birth after making boyfriend Joe Swash take her to a lavender farm to help her relax and stop the ‘crazy thoughts’.
The presenter revealed she regularly asks for support for her mental health and asked her fans to do the same if they were struggling.
She wrote: “Couldn’t keep my mind still today. It was wandering off into some strange places.
“After spending the morning Googling every which way to switch my brain off I came to the conclusion that because lavender was mentioned in almost every “keep calm remedy” that I needed to visit a lavender farm.
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“I don’t know what I thought would happen. Maybe I’d roll around in it and breathe it in so deeply that my thoughts slept for a while.
“The lavender didn’t get rid of my anxiety but it was beautiful and for the hour I spent picking it I definitely thought less about anything scary and more about how to cut the right bits and survive the killer bees.
“So, in conclusion, I probably didn’t need to force Joe [Swash] to drive me 45 miles to our ‘closest’ lavender field but I’m glad I did.
“It got us all out of the house, it was breathtakingly beautiful and it took me away, even if just for a couple of hours, from the dread.”
The former X Factor finalist also urged her followers to try charities Mind or Pandas UK if they need someone to talk to.
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