Stacey Solomon's delighted squeal as 'clever girl' Rose crawls for the first time
13.05.2022 - 22:49
/ ok.co.uk
Loose Women’s Stacey Solomon melted the hearts of fans across the country on Friday as she shared a sweet video of her daughter Rose crawling for the first time on Instagram. In two short stories, the BAFTA-nominated presenter could be heard squealing with delight as she encouraged the youngster to move forwards and retrieved a rainbow rattle. In the heartwarming clip, Rose can be seen doing precisely that, with plenty of supportive cheering given by her mum as she made the move for the first time.
Alongside the sweet moment, Stacey also captioned the milestone with a tongue in cheek quip: “She’ll be packing her bags for uni next!” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter . This isn’t the first milestone Stacey has shared with fans in recent weeks either, with the proud mum even sharing Rose’s first word with the world back in April. The adorable tot, whom former X-factor contestant Stacey, 32, gave birth to in October, was smiling and laughing as she made her first attempt at speaking.
And in the most beautiful black and white video of the pair cuddling, Rose managed to garble the word “mumma". Completely thrilled by the display, Stacey, who recently had a magical day trying on wedding dresses ahead of her big day to fiance Joe Swash, grinned and smothered her little girl in kisses. The star then went on to caption the moment as she wrote "The best feeling in the world.
"Rose has said her first word. And it’s Mumma. My heart is so full." "Coming home from work to this was jus the best," the star continued with crying emojis.The moment was particularly poignant for Stacey, as her three sons Zachary, Leighton and Rex all said "dadda" first.
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