Kylie Jenner has posted a series of sweet pictures with her daughter Stormi - one month after giving birth.
The 20-year-old took to Instagram to share the portraits, which show her daughter dressed in a knitted onesie with a hood and ears.
And Kylie flashed a new ring on her wedding finger, although there has been no news of an engagement with her beau and Stormi's father, Travis Scott, 25.
For her big social media moment, Kylie ensured she stepped before the camera in style, throwing on a dark tracksuit, which was patterned with autumn leaves and branches.
She teamed the two-piece ensemble with a pair of Yeezy Boosts, from her brother-in-law Kanye West's pricey casual shoe collection.
With her raven locks falling to her torso in lustrous waves, she highlighted her looks with a generous application of flattering makeup for the snaps, titled 'baby girl'.
Accessorising with gold bracelets and glittering diamond stud earrings, Kylie lovingly cradled her offspring in her arms and she stared at the camera lens.
Kylie's partner Travis also displayed his parental pride on social media, when he took to Snapchat to share a shot of Stormi sporting a pink sweater bearing the word 'Daddy' inside a heart.
Captioning the image, he wrote: 'My lil mama 1 month today... her favorite unit of course.' [sic]
And as well as showcasing her pride and joy, Kylie also took the opportunity to share pictures of her post-baby body on Snapchat on Thursday.
One sizzling snap has the cosmetics mogul showcasing her taut tummy as she poses in a black crop top and matching thong.
She captioned the picture: '1 monthhhhhhhhh.'
And she also posted pictures of her new push present - a Ferrari - over the weekend.
The limited edition supercar, of which only 500 were ever made, retails for an eye-watering $1.4million.
Kylie unveiled the gift via Instagram Story, informing her 104 million followers: 'Push present.'
The reality star has enlisted the help of several 'nannies and assistants,' according to a source close to the makeup mogul that spoke with People.
And it appears that Kylie is a natural at mothering, with the insider adding: 'She's a really great mom' and 'She’s always been very maternal.'
'With the support and abilities she has to hire nannies and assistants, she’s been a really, really great mom,' explained someone close to the star.
'She’s incredibly doting and hands-on as a mom. the insider added.
The star splashed out thousands on eco-friendly products for her daughter ahead of her birth earlier this month.
Stormi has a $3500 changing table and a $400 organic mattress in her crib, according to gossip website TMZ.
She and beau Travis are also said to have forked out on a number of wooden, handmade bears from forests in south Chile which are covered in bees' wax and flaxseed oil and upscale infant mattresses by brand Pebble Pure.
Kylie was seen in September before going silent until she shared her birth news in early February.
Days after the reality star gave birth, she confirmed her pregnancy with a touching YouTube video she created for her daughter.
In the 11 minute long video she not only documented her pregnancy and labor, but also her cravings.
There's also a doctor visit in the clip, where she is told she can only gain 28-35 pounds total during her pregnancy.
Kylie was at that time was about 25 weeks and had gained 20 pounds; she responded with: 'So yeah, eight more pounds.'
Her doctor said: 'Do cardio. if you're going to eat, you need exercise.'
Kylie is said to be 'completely in love' with Stormi and enjoying being a mother for the first time.
A source recently said: 'It's been a big adjustment for Kylie, but she's loving be a mom and watching all of the little things that Stormi is doing each day. She's exhausted and emotional, but she's also completely in love.'
Kylie recently admitted she couldn't stop staring at her baby and has noticed a resemblance to herself in her little one.
When asked by a fan on Twitter how Stormi is doing, Kylie replied: 'she's good still staring at her all day. she looks just like me when i was a baby.'
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