TEEN Mom 2 alum Chelsea Houska shared a rare video of her 11-year-old daughter Aubree playing with her three-month-old baby sister Walker.
The 29-year-old took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to share the adorable clips.
In the first clip, Aubree laid on the couch as Walker rested on her lap.
The newborn shook her arms as Chelsea said in the background: “It’s the last day of school for sissy!”
A following clip showed Aubree holding up Walker as the newborn attempted to smile at the camera.
The new clip comes days after the Teen Mom 2 alum shared an adorable photo of Walker wearing a cute pink-and-white ruffle dress and a gray headwrap while lying on a bed.
The newborn gave a big, toothless smile, while her cheeks were scrunched up and out and her eyes are barely opened.
Chelsea simply captioned the precious photo: “Good morning!”
The former MTV star and her husband Cole DeBoer welcomed their third child together, daughter Walker June, at the end of January.
They are also the parents to son Watson, four, and daughter Layne, two.
The former Teen Mom 2 star also has an 11-year-old daughter named Aubree with her ex Adam Lind.
While Chelsea loved to share adorable photos of her kids, she has also admitted that raising four children isn’t always easy.
The TV personality previously begged fans to “send help” to stop her two toddlers from wrestling “24/7.”
Chelsea- who quit Teen Mom 2 last year to give her kids more privacy – is on a mission to reach her post-baby fitness goals by her 30th birthday.
Back in March, she shared a clip with fans of her exercise bike and revealed her “first postpartum workout [was] about to go down.”
The TV personality told fans that she was feeling “ready and motivated” to start working out following the birth of new baby Walker.
Chelsea added: “I’m ready to just… I turn 30 this year and I’m ready to be motivated.
“I have a goal in mind. I want to be feeling 100 percent by then.”
In addition to working hard to lose the weight she has also been about the pressure new moms face to snap back to their pre-baby weight.
