Tori Roloff Calls Zach Roloff the 'Best Dad Ever' After He Spends the Night Caring for Lilah, 2
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Tori Roloff is celebrating Zach Roloff for being a great dad!
On Wednesday, the Little People, Big World star shared a sweet photo of her husband sleeping alongside their daughter, Lilah Ray, 2, in her toddler bed. Father and daughter face opposite directions with Lilah sleeping on her back and Zach on his stomach.
"Best dad ever," Tori gushed over her husband.
Tori explained that Lilah was having some trouble at bedtime and was upset when it was time to go to sleep. "Daddy just laid down with her and never got back up!" Tori wrote.
Tori and Zach are also parents to sons Josiah Luke, 10 weeks, and Jackson Kyle, 5.
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In photos recently shared by the mom of three, she marveled at how much infant Josiah looks like Jackson at the same age.
She first posted a photo of Jackson as a baby lying with her husband. Next, she shared a photo of Josiah, who shares the same blue eyes and facial features as Jackson does in the previous image.
"I'm pretty sure I birthed the same child twice," Tori wrote.
In late May, PEOPLE confirmed that Josiah was born with achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism that both his siblings were also born with.
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Tori and Zach spoke with PEOPLE in May, sharing their excitement to be a family of five.
"We were preparing ourselves for jealous moments or for things to kind of go awry every once in a while," Tori shared. "But they literally haven't. They've both been so affectionate and just in love with Josiah and it's been so much fun to watch."
Tori added that the kids are also super helpful when it comes to their baby brother, who was born three weeks early. "They are slightly obsessed with him and it's adorable," she said. "They're just both very concerned about where he is, what he is doing. They take turns feeding him the bottle and want to bring him blankies and binkies."
