Little People’s Isabel Roloff shares rare photo of son Mateo, 2 months, at alpaca farm in adorable family outing
LITTLE People, Big World’s Isabel Roloff shared a rare photo of son Mateo, two months, at an alpaca farm during an adorable family outing. In an Instagram photo posted Sunday, a llama appeared to kiss the little one’s hat as Isabel grinned. “Just a casual Sunday,” the LPBW star, 26, wrote as the comments rushed […]
LITTLE People, Big World’s Isabel Roloff shared a rare photo of son Mateo, two months, at an alpaca farm during an adorable family outing.
In an Instagram photo posted Sunday, a llama appeared to kiss the little one’s hat as Isabel grinned.
“Just a casual Sunday,” the LPBW star, 26, wrote as the comments rushed in.
“Fun! My favorites are babies and animals! You look great! Internally happy,” one said.
Another wrote: “Enjoy life with your bay, they grow very fast, you look happy,” with two heart emojis.
Meanwhile, a third joked about her dad-in-law, Matt: “Careful Izzy or Matt will want to have them on the farm too if he hasn’t already lol.”
Fans, however, had different reactions that she covered the baby’s face.
“Aww but why cover his beautiful eyes,” one wondered, with crying and sad-face emojis.
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Another fan was supportive, saying: “As much as we all want to see your little one, I admire that you two have chosen, as it should be, to keep him to family and close friends only.
“Don’t forget to eat and rest with Mateo (love the name) so you will always be able to keep up with him.”
Others were excited to catch a glimpse of his appearance.
“Izzy, I see fuzz on that baby boy’s head could that be RED like his Mama??? It looks red now – it could be brown – hard to tell – come on, Izzy, who’s he looking more like?” one said.
Mateo is the first child of Isabel and her husband Jacob, who wed in 2019.
HOUSE TOUR
The rare photo comes days after Isabel took fans on a tour of their serene Oregon home featuring vintage furniture and her own artwork.
In a series of Instagram Stories, she shared snaps around their abode.
First up was the living room, which included a wooden coffee table with a plant placed on a patterned rug.
The room also featured a black couch with lots of pillows and a chair.
It had natural light due to a large window, which included star decorations hanging from the glass.
Next it was time for the kitchen, which boasted a high wooden table with four stools and a shelf that held books, decorative signs, photos, plants, and string lights.
Then it was off to the bathroom, which included plants sitting on a windowsill.
The tour concluded with a photo of a welcome mat outside of the pair’s Oregon home, which read: “Glad you’re here.”
NEW TO PARENTHOOD
Last month, Isabel spent quality time with her son as she shared videos from their walk on Roloff Farms.
Fans have questioned if Isabel and Jacob plan to move out of their home, as some believe his father Matt, 60, wants to gift his massive Oregon property to the new parents.
POST-PARTUM STRUGGLES
Ever since welcoming Mateo, Isabel has been candid about her early days of motherhood and admitted her postpartum experience has been tough.
Back in January, Isabel took to her Instagram Story to open up to fans in several personal posts.
She wrote: “… I have had some postpartum anxiety of course, but I think that’s really normal as a first time mom.”
The star then urged those that are suffering in “any capacity” to have “safety measures in place and be prepared for any variation of experience during the postpartum period.”
In a next Story, Isabel wrote: “I am speaking mostly emotionally and mentally here, but did I mention being grateful for the abilities to go on walks?
“With that said, physically I see a long road to recovery ahead of me. I’m only five weeks [postpartum] but I’m in a lot of pain still…”
She concluded: “We’re still deeply healing over here, but still so much gratitude for the whole journey.”
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