Hilaria Baldwin Celebrates Kids’ Graduation and Ilaria’s 9-Month Milestone

The seven children shared by actor Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria Baldwin are getting older by the day!

Earlier this week, the former yoga instructor took to Instagram to share a photo of a few of her children "graduating" from their respective grades. She also celebrated her youngest daughter, Ilaria's, 9-month milestone with a hilarious birthday of her trying to eat a sweet potato!

On Thursday, the podcast host took to Instagram to share a photo of her four oldest children posing in front of the camera. “Congrats to these graduates! Looking forward to 5th, 3rd, 1st, and kindergarten in the fall!” Hilaria wrote in the caption. “I’m so proud of you for all of your curiosity, hard work, fun, kindness, and how close you are to each other. We love you so very much.”

Fans seemed surprised to see 9-year-old Carmen already about to enter the fifth grade! “Congratulations to all!” one fan commented. “5th Grade!!! Wow. All these kiddos are getting so grown,” another follower wrote. “Howwwwwwww?! Bigs just keep getting bigger!” a third fan exclaimed. “Congratulations to ALL of the beautiful Baldwinitos,” another follower shared.

Ilaria was born on September 22, 2022, and is the latest "Baldwinito" to join the family. It appears that she is already quickly developing her own tastes and interests, and it seems she already knows that she does not like the taste of sweet potato, judging by her reaction in a video Hilaria shared on Instagram earlier on Thursday.

“Happy 9 months to this very funny baby!” Hilaria wrote in the caption. “Someone who hates sweet potato so much that she makes this noise and face…like: this is my intimidation song and dance to warn you NEVER GIVE ME THIS FOOD AGAIN!!!!!”

“Omg!!! I can’t!’ This is so funny. What a character. Not afraid to tell you what she thinks!” one fan commented. “So funny and beautiful simultaneously,” another follower chimed in. “Too cute!!!!” a third fan exclaimed while another follower said that they had “no words” to describe Ilaria’s reaction!

Hilaria shared another video of her fussy baby on April 24 in order to celebrate her 7-month milestone. Unfortunately, it seems that the 65-year-old actor missed this milestone, as he was away filming “Rust” in Montana at this time. However, that did not stop Hilaria from writing a long, glowing tribute to her newborn.

“ilaria catalina irena: 7 months of bringing happy to us. You and your siblings are guiding lights and such blessings. The Dedes (Edu and Lu) feel responsible to be your translators: ‘baby no like food! Baby no like it!’” she wrote in the caption. “It’s taking a min to get you to like solids…but we anticipate a lifetime filled with amazing meals with you. Your facial expressions of surprise and disgust are cutely epic. We promise you: food is good!!!”

When she turned 8 months old, Hilaria took to Instagram to share a carousel full of photos. In the caption, she simply wrote, “8 months of you ila” instead of a long glowing tribute like she had the previous month. Still, that didn’t stop fans from heaping praise on the adorable baby.

“My heart flutters. I’m so happy for you,” one fan commented. “They are all so beautiful and so loved. Definitely family goals for sure,” another follower wrote. “Beautiful,” a third fan chimed in. “So sweet,” another follower shared. “What a cutie!!” another fan exclaimed. “So precious,” another follower agreed.

Earlier this week, Hilaria took to Instagram to reveal that she made the cover of Romper. Although they were able to capture one candid family with all seven of her children, the rest of the photos feature the new mom posing with Ilaria on a rooftop balcony.

"I’m happy to share with you my @romper cover! What a wonderful group of humans who captured these special moments with my 7 Baldwinitos…" she wrote in the caption. "I looooove that they went with the flow and just let my kids be themselves—wild and free and candid. Some of these photos made me laugh so much…literally my kids are like wrestling puppies."

"Moms: we are so often pressured to hold it all together and get it right all the time. I love that Romper supports the mom and the person…because we don’t lose ourselves when we add the identity of mom," she continued. "Parenting can be beautiful and it can have its challenges, we can feel lost, isolated and alone…it is through positive communities, like Romper, that we find our people who support and love us into happy places."