Tori Roloff of Little People says her newborn son Josiah is the ‘easiest’ child to look after because he’s growing so quickly.

Tori Roloff, star of Little People, Big World, says her newborn son Josiah is the “easiest” child to look after.
She told her fans that he’s “growing so fast” as she shared a new photo of the toddler.

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Tori, 31, took to Instagram Stories yesterday to give her fans an update on her and Zach’s third child, Josiah, who is 32 years old.
She posted a sweet photo of the baby finally falling asleep in his crib after a long struggle.
“I just want to squeeze him!” wrote Tori in the accompanying text.
“He’s by far my easiest when it comes to burping or getting bubbles out,” the Little People Big World star began, before giving her fans a parenting update.


“He’s also growing up so much I can’t stand it!”
Josiah is now old enough to wear some of his older brother Jackson’s baby clothes, according to the mother-of-three.
“It makes me so sentimental that he’s finally fitting into all of [his] brother’s clothes.”
Tori and Zach have a daughter Lilah, two, in addition to Josiah and Jackson, who is five years old.
DIAGNOSIS REVEAL
The parents announced last month that their newborn Josiah suffers from achondroplasia, or dwarfism.
The parents revealed their 6-week-old son’s genetic condition in an exclusive interview with USWeekly.
“His name is Josiah, and he’s from Jerusalem.” “He has achondroplasia, but he’s not like Josiah the achondroplasia,” Zach clarified, insisting that the diagnosis doesn’t define the baby’s identity.
Tori continued, “I have brown hair, just like Tori.” “I’m not a brunette,” she says.
Zach and his parents, Amy and Matt, all have dwarfism, so the Roloff family is well-versed in the condition achondroplasia.
Tori, however, does not.
Zach’s twin brother, Jeremy, 32, and younger siblings, Molly, 28, and Jacob, 25, don’t share this sentiment.
Tori and Zach welcomed their third child, a boy, on April 30, a month ahead of schedule.
Since then, the new parents have shared numerous photos of their baby boy on social media.


In addition, the family recently relocated to a new $1 million estate in Washington.
After failing to reach an agreement with his father to purchase a portion of the family farm, Zach decided to relocate.

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