HOLLYOAKS' Jorgie Porter has shared her trick for getting baby son Forest to sleep.
The actress has been documenting her motherhood journey on Instagram since welcoming her firstborn in December.
Little Forest enjoyed sleeping on his parents in his first couple of months, but Jorgie has now got him accustomed to snoozing in his pram.
She said: "Not sure if it’s just my baby but Forest LOVES naps on us. The sling is amazing and means I can get a few bits done but he’s also finally started to really enjoy pram naps which means I get my hands free and we can get out and get some fresh air.
"Anyone else find they end up walking miles and miles though?"
Her fans were quick to share their own tips and congratulate her for doing a good job.
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One said: "Aww all babies love to snuggle and sleep on you, they hear your heartbeat which comforted them within the womb. Just go with it, enjoy it because before you know it this phase has passed. Lots of love x."
Another posted: "It’s the only way ours would day nap for the first 8-10 weeks. We were out twice a day almost every day!"
A third said: "That's great, the fresh air is good too. Although try and rest / nap when littlen does, in a safe sleep space . Recharge your batteries x."
Last week Jorgie told her followers about a passport blunder.
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The 35-year-old opened up about her day that went "completely wrong" while trying to secure Forest's first passport.
She said: "We're en route to get Forest's passport.
"So far we filled out the form wrong, we've forgotten his birth certificate and we took ages trying to find our passport photos.
"We also had to drop the dog off, drop another kid off at school and try and get there in time.
"I don't know how this is going to go, honestly we're just those people."
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