LITTLE People, Big World’s Isabel Roloff has shared a sweet photo of her ten-month-old son, Mateo Tomas.
Isabel, 25, uploaded her visit to a pumpkin patch onto Instagram.
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In the adorable snapshot, the LPBW alum stood between a gazebo and a basket full of pumpkins.
The ex-TLC star carried her baby boy as she smiled at the camera.
Isabel captioned the post: “You make loving fun.”
THE BOY’S NAME
Like in previous posts, Jacob‘s wife kept the front of her child away from the camera lens and pointed his head at her chest.
Jacob and Isabel have been hesitant about sharing Mateo’s face on social media.
The couple welcomed their first child back in December 2021.
The infant’s moniker is in honor of her late brother, Tomas Garreton, 25, who passed away when he fell off a freight train.
‘NOT DOING MY BEST’
Isabel recently shared a photo of herself as she held a takeaway coffee cup while wearing a multi-colored fluffy jacket.
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In the following image, baby Mateo held onto her finger as she sat him in his stroller during their day out.
In her lengthy post, Mateo’s mother opened up about the struggle of motherhood and wrote: “To be honest, I have been having a bit of a hard time lately. Just mentally not doing my best.
“Instead of sitting and wallowing in it – like I used to do a lot in the past – I decided to go out into the morning with my baby instead.
“Mateo and I had ourselves quite a nice morning together, in fact. We went to our favorite coffee shop, then a local bakery, and on to a couple of antique stores.
“Found a few treasures and then, made our way into the toy store. I got him his first owl friend because he loves owls.”
‘GIFT OF MOTHERHOOD’
She continued: “Things may be challenging in every other way right now, but being his mom makes all the sense in the world to me.
“The gift of motherhood is one I do not take for granted. Having a sidekick and tiny best friend to explore and get out of funks with is beautiful.
“I want him to see that, while yes, it is normal for us to go through difficult times, we don’t have to stay there.
“As hard as it may be sometimes, we can choose to go out and live anyway.”
The TV personality concluded: “We can feel, grieve, cry and experience tremendous joy. These little rainbows everywhere met us in the bakery and made us happy.
“I am learning that it is truly about the little things in life and the moments doing simple stuff that lights you up. More of that, please. Oh and coffee.”
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