Watch Joanna Gaines Take on Son Crew's Obstacle Course Challenge: 'Made It Through'

"Made it through Crew's morning obstacle challenge in record time (in my age bracket) 😅," the reality TV personality wrote on Instagram

Joanna Gaines‘ 5-year-old son is keeping her on her toes!

The Magnolia mogul, 45, recently uploaded a hilarious Instagram video in which she attempts to complete a living room obstacle course created by her son Crew.

The clip began with a view of Crew walking on top of three stools. After he set foot on top of a brown chair, he used the living room table to get to the sofa. A pillow bridge connected him to the other side of the table, which he walked on top of to arrive at the end of the course.

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Once it was the reality TV personality's turn to take on the course, she counted the steps she needed to take and let out a big smile after completing it. She added in the caption, "Made it through Crew's morning obstacle challenge in record time (in my age bracket) 😅."

The proud mom shares son Crew with her husband, Chip Gaines. The two are also parents to sons Drake, 18, Duke, 15, and daughters Ella, 17, and Emmie, 13.

Apart from being the youngest, Crew also has a curious mind. During this year's Fourth of July holiday, his mom shared a sweet Instagram photo of him preparing a batch of cake pops. The snap showed Crew dipping a cake pop into a bright red chocolate candy coating. She wrote in the caption, "Test Kitchen Camp with Crew."

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In August, Crew accompanied his mom to harvest 10 gallons of honey from the bees on their Waco, Texas, property. An Instagram video showed the little one inspecting the bees and helping his mom throughout the process.

During a conversation with PEOPLE in November, the mom of five opened up about the importance of protecting her children's passions.

"Obviously at some point it'd be so fun to have one or two of our kids work with us, but that's definitely not what we're saying out loud to them. Chip is really good at saying, 'You need your own identity. When you're finished with college, go do some stuff on your own. Learn some stuff. And then if you want to come back years later and teach us, we're here,'" she explained.

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She told PEOPLE that having kids of different age ranges gives her and her husband, 49, "perspective."

"The greatest gift of having a kid go off to college and having a 5-year-old is that perspective. It's not here forever. We don't want to waste these moments," she said.

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