Charley Webb has won fans on social media for sharing the ups and downs of motherhood in a candid, down-to-earth way.
She continued that trend on Wednesday afternoon when she shared her latest parenting challenge with her followers – and many other parents are sure to relate.
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The former Emmerdale actress took to her Instagram Stories, where she shared a series of short videos in which her two-year-old son Ace, who was supposed to be having a nap, was not only sitting up in his cot chatting but had pulled a picture and some gold lettering down from the wall!
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The mop-haired tot smiled sweetly at his mum as she questioned him on his behaviour, saying: "Wow. Have you been to sleep?" "Yes," her little boy insisted.
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"Oh," Charley said, as she noticed Ace's handiwork. "So you've pulled down half your name and this picture… oh, this is not good." Ace appeared unfazed, however.
Charley is a proud mum-of-three
The two-year-old is Charley's youngest son with her husband, Matthew Wolfenden, who she met on the set of the Yorkshire-set soap.
The couple also share 11-year-old Buster and Bowie, six, and Charley frequently shares snippets from her life as a busy mum.
Despite her boys' occasional cheeky moments – which have included little Ace scribbling on the walls of the family home in the past – the doting mum admitted last year that she hasn't ruled out having one or more children in the future.
The star with little Ace when he was younger
Opening up during an Instagram Q&A, the mum-of-three shared that she was feeling "broody" and might consider having another baby if the time was right.
In the Q&A, which took place in November, Charley was asked: "Are you going to have any more bubbas?" to which she responded: "People say you know when you're done having babies. I don't feel that way. I'm actually really broody at the moment but it's just not quite the right time."
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