Jackson Roloff’s Nursery Gets an Upgrade — Check out His New Digs! (And See If You Can Spot Murphy)
Look out, HGTV, Tori Roloff‘s got a knack for decorating! The Little People, Big World star took to Instagram on Wednesday, Aug. 8, to post a photo of her son Jackson’s newly-redecorated nursery, and we must admit, the girl’s got skills! The 27-year-old mama admitted she loves the Pacific Northwest and hopes her little one — whom she shares with hubby, Zach Roloff — will feel the same. Watch the video below to see Baby J (and Murphy‘s) outdoorsy retreat!
Previously, the one-year-old’s room boasted a mountain mural and an airplane mobile. “Okay, to say I love mountains is an understatement,” Tor wrote on a series of snaps from Jackson’s room in November. Hmm, we wonder why there was a sudden change of heart!
The famous couple lives in Oregon, and it’s clear J’s room was inspired by the outdoors. Recently, the pair took a trip to Michigan with Zach’s siblings and their significant others, and it looked like a blast! The LPBW fam went for “ice cream walks,” rode bikes, and took in some (serious stunning) views. In-laws Audrey and Jacob were even able to squash their feud!
Unfortunately, the outdoors has also caused them a ton of backlash online. Most recently, Zach shared a pic of Jackson sitting in front of a lake alone, and the parenting police came out in full force. “Kind of too close to the water for that baby by himself,” one person wrote. Another added, “I hope someone was closer by.” A third and fourth chimed in, “All by his lonesome” and “Weird.”
Luckily, one passionate user came to their defense. “Oh, come on!!” they wrote. “I’m sure they woke up and thought, ‘Oh, let’s go and set Jackson up by the water, sit back, and see what happens today.’ He is fine!! They could be on him before he turns a knee to the ground.”
TBH, we’re sure that if Jackson is anything like his parents — or his aunts and uncles! — he’s never going to want to change his room. Seriously, HGTV, we’re so down for a crossover.
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