'Little People Big World' Tori Roloff Shares Cute Baby Photo Of Herself

Tori Roloff is taking her fans back in time with a cute snap of herself for Throwback Thursday!

With a new Instagram Story update, Tori gave fans a view of her toddler self while also sharing more posts about her youngest son Josiah who she could not help but gush about.

The doting mother joined an Instagram trend involving tapping in and adding one's photo if they were a 1990 to 1999 baby.

Being born in 1991 meant she could tap in, leading her to post a picture of her younger self kneeling on a carpet and hugging her dog to her chest.

She donned a white outfit and had ruffled short brown hair. She also inputted her year of birth, 1991, above the post.

Prior to the throwback post, Tori uploaded multiple videos of baby Josiah, with the first showing him on a flat cradle, laying on cushy patterned padding.

While filming the youngster, the reality star said, "Josiah, yeahhh, he's such a big boy, look at you," before she moved closer to him, giving fans a direct view of the boy.

In addition, Tori gushed about how strong Josiah looked in another post, whereas the following video showed her telling him to smile for her. She also wrote that she loved him so much.

A mirror video came next in the collection with a message indicating that the infant would be having bath time, which his mom regarded as the "best time."

She also called him sweet boy and asked him what he was doing, to which he responded with baby babbles. She then expressed her love to him while he innocently burped and gazed at the mirror.

Josiah appeared pretty excited to be filmed by his mama as he grinned toothlessly at her with his tongue out, then rolled over with pleasure which Tori noted was an uncertain movement on his part.

Motherhood seems to be an enjoyable experience for the TV personality despite the challenges she previously faced, including her struggles with breastfeeding, which The Blast reported.

Based on her past rants about the experience of suckling her newest born, she had a clogged duct and felt terrible while also trying hard to avoid getting mastitis.

She further explained at the time that that was the first time she ever had a clogged duct with the newborn, which always knocked her out whenever it happened.

While she had not actually gotten mastitis, clogged ducts still counted as a difficulty leading her to share preventive measures with lactating mothers, showing that her ducts usually got unclogged with the remedies in a day.

The said preventive measures included using sunflower lecithin as soon as possible, using Advil, resting, having a hot shower, and using a warm compress.

Tori got pretty desperate when her clogged ducts remained the same way, so she asked fans for recommendations to get it clear and wanted to know if pumping helped.

About a month before the entertainment star's rants, she celebrated Josiah's one-month birthday with a beautiful tribute showing how pleased and in awe she was of the milestone.

She also detailed his highly favored activities, including food, bath time, and looking at his family, who never got weary of getting to know the celebrant as he grew.

Tori does not only take parenting seriously but also her devotion to her husband, Zach Roloff, whom she recently commended for being the "best dad ever" to their kids.

As The Blast reported, the mother-of-three posted a capture on her Instagram Story of her husband spending quality time with their daughter Lilah Ray, 2, on the child's bed.

She explained that the little girl had difficulties at bedtime because she was always upset about going to sleep. However, instead of scolding her, Zach just "laid with her and never got back up."

The picture showed the father and daughter duo sleeping peacefully on their stomachs, facing opposite directions. Plus, Lilah could be seen tucked under pink covers with a Minnie Mouse teddy beside her.

Fans must have been taken with the update as it came shortly after she opened up about how she dealt with breastfeeding, bringing to light the not-so-blissful experience.