Little People, Big World star Tori Roloff is not afraid to show off her latest mom fail. On Thursday, she shared a clip of 2-year-old son Jackson eating broccoli only because he did not like the dinner she cooked! Roloff, 28, and husband Zach Roloff, 29, are also parents to two-month-old Lilah Ray.
In the brief Instagram Story clip, Roloff showed Jackson chomping down on a piece of broccoli and leaving behind a plate full of food.
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“You know dinner is bad when your kid only wants to finish his broccoli,” Roloff write in a caption, reports InTouch Weekly. Roloff added the hashtag “mom fail.”
On the same day she shared the clip, Roloff also posted adorable new photos of Jackson and Lilah together, with the two looking up at their mother’s camera.
“My poor kids… I’m constantly pulling out my camera because I’m so scared to miss a moment,” Roloff wrote in the caption. “Meanwhile my kids are like, ‘What now mom?’ I can’t help but want to capture every minute with these two because I know it’s not going to last long. Thanks for putting up with me. Also. Anyone else’s two year old at the stage of silly smiles? (See last photo) Gosh I love these kids.”
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The adorable photos were a little too much for some of Roloff’s followers.
“Stop. Your children mess me up,” one wrote. “I love them so very much.”
“So fun to watch them grow,” their grandfather, Matt Roloff commented.
“This is so precious,” one fan wrote. “He is so stinking cute. His smiles are darling!”
“They are so lucky to have you as their mom,” another wrote. “They are so cute.”
Roloff’s fans also gave a collective “aww” when she shared a photo of Lilah meeting her new cousin, Audrey and Jeremy Roloff’s 1-week-old son Bode, for the first time. The two mothers held their babies close in one photo, while another showed brothers Zach and Jeremy with their new additions.
“Welcome to the world cousin Bode! We love you so much already!” Roloff wrote.
“So thrilled y’all finally were able to get together,” Jeremy and Zach’s mother Amy Roloff added. “Makes this [mother-in-law] happy. Cousins are the best.”
Lilah was born in November, while Bode was born earlier this month. In December, Zach revealed that Lilah was born with achondroplasia, the same form of dwarfism he and Jackson have.
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