InstagramBlake Lively must be used to the ever-growing pile of dirty diapers, but the lifestyle maven has managed to make her daughter, James', poop look good.
Or should we say, Jessica Alba, has made babies' poop look good?
The Preserve founder Instagrammed a funny photo of a bunch of strawberries next to a diaper covered in the red fruit and captioned it, "...One of these bunches of strawberries is about to be filled with poop. #LetsBeHonest @jessicaalba knows how to make even poop look good..." LOL!
Lively is referring to the diapers from The Honest Company, which the Honey actress launched in 2012.
Although we haven't seen what baby James looks like just yet, we can imagine how adorable she is milling about with her strawberry-covered bum in tow! Leave it Lively to also find the most delicious looking strawberries at that. Will we see a new recipe on her site soon?! Just give the people what they want!
With Lively and husband Ryan Reynolds being two of the most gorgeous people on the planet, we can only assume that James is just as beautiful. But surprisingly enough Reynolds joked on Live With Kelly and Michael that his baby is pretty normal compared to the other "baby geniuses" out there.
"Everyone thinks their baby is a genius. People find it delightfully refreshing when I tell them, 'My baby? Totally average. Like, 100 percent average,'" he said. "I have a friend who said his 2 1/2-year-old was reciting Chekhov. Now that baby's a genius and probably, let's be honest, a bit of an a--hole."
Even though James has the happy couple up all hours of the night, Reynolds revealed that he doesn't mind it at all.
"I'm happily not getting any sleep. These days, I think of blinking as taking tiny little naps all day," The Voices star joked. "It's what you do—you're up all night. What's weird is you're happy about it in a strange way."
No matter what his first daughter seems to do (or not do!), the Green Lantern star can't get enough of her. He told Jimmy Fallon, "She's got me wrapped around her finger," Reynolds said.
"I am a slave to the rhythm," he added.