'Little People Big World' Tori Roloff Dotes On Zach For Sweet Gesture

"Little People, Big World" star Tori Roloff has shared an important update about her husband, Zach Roloff!

Tori is known for praising her husband for his involvement in their children's lives, and she did it again.

This is nothing new for the couple, who also parents – 10-week-old Josiah Luke and five-year-old Jackson Kyle.

In an Instagram Story she uploaded on Wednesday, Tori shared a peek of Zach enjoying quality time in their two-year-old daughter Lilah Ray's bed.

Along with a picture of Zach sleeping beside Lilah in her toddler bed, the mother-of-three gushed that her man was the "Best dad ever."

She then explained that their toddler had some trouble at bedtime because she was upset about going to sleep at the time. And instead of yelling, "daddy just laid down with her and never got back up!" 

Although they both slept on their stomachs, the father-daughter appeared peaceful as they faced opposite directions. The toddler, who wore a blue outfit,  is tucked under pink covers with a Minnie Mouse teddy next to her.

Fans must have loved seeing the sweet image following Tori's recent revelation about her challenges with breastfeeding baby Josiah.

According to The Blast, the reality star told fans about her struggles in a series of Instagram Stories in late June. The posts showed Josiah snuggled on her chest as she ranted about how she had been dealing with breastfeeding. 

In one of the updates, she wrote, "Trying really hard today to not get mastitis. I have a clogged duct, and I feel terrible!! – In the meantime, I'm soaking in these snuggles."

In a subsequent update, she divulged that it was the first time she would get a clogged duct with the two-year-old. The 31-year-old added that even though she had never "actually" gotten mastitis, getting a clogged duct "knocks her out."

Tori further disclosed that her ducts usually cleared within 24 hours, and since she had that day off, it resulted in zero clogged ducts for the day.

She also shared preventive measures, including sunflower lecithin, a warm compress, Advil, a hot shower, and rest.

However, a few hours later, she shared another post asking fans if she should pump to clear her "stubborn" duct.

The LPBW star first appealed to "everyone who could care less about this, but I'm getting desperate. I have tried everything to get this duct clear, and it's so stubborn. Does pumping help?"

The mother-of-three revealed her missed feelings as she was two months into breastfeeding, and her supply is well regulated, and she had no issues with "too much."

She ended the update with a poll asking fans, "Should I Pump??" and gave "Yes" or "No" as the options for an answer below.

Since she married into the Roloff family, Tori has become a favorite amongst the reality family's fans.

The mother-of-three tugged at their heartstrings again when she posted two memorable photos to mark the July 4th celebrations.

In the first frame, the family of five looked adorable in their matching red, white and blue fits against a white and red backdrop. While Zach rocked a hoodie, shorts, and face cap, Jackson opted for a "USA" shirt.

As for the girls, Tori had a red gown, white sneakers, and a matching wristwatch – which she complemented with a pair of dark shades on her head.

Lilah's white dress had the U.S flag across the collar, and she paired it with sneakers that looked like her mother's own. Baby Josiah appeared asleep in his mother's arms and looked adorable in his star-studded onesie.

For the second slide, Tori added a jean jacket to her dress as she posed for a unique photo with Lilah on the front porch. She captioned the post, "Happy birthday, 'Merica!" and it has since garnered hundreds of thousands of likes and comments.

Many fans gushed about the choice of outfits for the Roloff clan, especially Lilah's white gown – some women even wanted to know where she got the dress so they could purchase it for their girls too.

One person ensured they asked Tori to keep posting "cute" pictures of her family because they "give so much life."