Charley Webb is a doting mum, so it's no surprise that she has shared another gorgeous photo of her three children to her Instagram Stories.
Taking to the social media site, the actress posted a sweet summer photo of her sons, who appeared to be taking part in some good-natured wrestling as they enjoyed the heatwave in a nearby park.
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"Picnic Tuesday", the mum-of-three captioned the picture.
The star's youngest son Ace, who is nearly two, had climbed on top of his older brothers and was smiling with delight.
Charley also shares 11-year-old Buster and Bowie, five, with her husband, Matthew Wolfenden, and has won a lot of fans on Instagram thanks to her honest depiction of life as a busy parent.
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She often asks her followers for help with parenting dilemmas, too – whether large or small.
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Back in September, for example, she asked for help when she noticed that little Ace didn't seem to like watching TV!
© Photo: InstagramCharley's sons had fun playing together
Taking to Instagram, the Debbie Dingle actress explained: "This is going to sound like such a weird thing to say, but Ace hates TV. He doesn't watch it – his eyes go to it and then he's not bothered. Is that normal?"
She went on: "Buster was obsessed with TV, Bowie quite liked TV and we always have the TV on in the background – not all day but if we're around. I like the background noise. I just don't know if it's normal or not."
It's not all about screen time, though - Charley also encourages her sons to enjoy books.
© Photo: InstagramThe actress is a doting mum-of-three
"I've always thought reading to kids is important, it was part of my life when I was little too," she revealed in an interview with The Mirror.
"I think if you can have that time where kids can use their imagination and get involved in a book it's so positive and it's good for the parents too to have that time with their kids," she added.
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