Audrey Roloff Shares Adorable Update About Baby Ember, Including Several of Her “Firsts”
So sweet. Little People, Big World star Audrey Roloff took to Instagram on Sunday, Oct. 8, to share a photo of her newborn daughter Ember Jean, whom she shares with husband Jeremy Roloff. In the caption, Audrey, 25, opens up about her baby girl’s progress, including several of her “firsts!” To see the photo — and to learn all about Ember’s new milestones — watch the video below!
Recently, Auj — who gave birth to Ember on Sunday, Sept. 10 — also updated fans about her baby’s looks. “We think she looks like Jeremy so far, but she might have a little glimmer of strawberry in that peach fuzz hair. Only time will tell!” the curly-haired redhead wrote on her personal blog. “We are still hoping for boing boing curls though.”
Last month, Audrey and Jeremy got super candid about her delivery during an interview with Us Weekly. “Labor is such a wild and miraculous process and meeting our baby girl for the first time filled us with uncontainable joy,” the couple, who tied the knot in 2014, said. “We are so thankful for this little life we’ve been blessed with and cannot wait to see all that she becomes.”
At the time, Jeremy praised his wife for the way she handled labor. “Audrey did amazing. Natural labor is no joke. I have a renewed appreciation for her strength,” he said. “And Ember is just miraculous. Perfect little baby. I’m In awe by the circle of life.”
When Ember turned two weeks old, Audrey said that motherhood has made her feel fulfilled, but admitted that it’s a lot tougher than she anticipated — especially the breastfeeding part. “I can’t believe I’m saying this, but the pain that I’ve experienced while breastfeeding has been comparable to unmedicated labor contractions. Inevitably, all of this has left me feeling like I am failing my baby, frustrated, discouraged, and heart ached,” she wrote on Instagram. “But even though the tearful sleepless nights persist, so will I. I will continue to pour myself out in sacrificial love for this baby girl who makes every hurt worth enduring.”
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