She has her hands full with her four children – son Oscar, nine, six-year-old daughter Billie, and twins Tom and Darcy, five.
And on Friday, Rebecca Judd shared her genius hack to get her youngest children to eat their breakfast.
The AFL WAG said she adds rainbow sprinkles to her twins’ porridge to make it more appealing.
That’s clever! Rebecca Judd has revealed her genius hack to get her twins, Tom and Darcy, five, to eat their porridge
Rainbow bright! The AFL WAG said she adds rainbow sprinkles to her twins’ porridge to make it more appealing
Sharing a picture of the colourful dish, she renamed the gruel ‘party porridge’.
It comes after the mother-of-four celebrated the adorable boys’ fifth birthday.
The 38-year-old shared the elaborate sweet treats from the boys backyard glamping party.
Taking to Instagram, Bec showcased the cakes which featured pale blue icing with great white sharks on top of them.
Birthday boys: It comes after the mother-of-four celebrated the adorable boys’ fifth birthday
The twin cakes were emblazoned with the boys names and also had an underwater theme with shells and coral surrounding the base.
Bec also showed off the delicious cookies, which featured icing, lollies and pretzels on them, and appeared to resemble the ocean floor.
The goodies were prepared by celebrity cake master, Miss Trixie.
Incredible: Taking to Instagram, Bec showcased the cakes which featured pale blue icing with great white sharks on top of them
Delicious: Bec also showed off the delicious cookies which featured icing, lollies and pretzels on them
Bec certainly spared no expense to celebrate the boys birthday with her calling a Melbourne glamping company to organise a backyard set-up.
Sharing footage to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Bec filmed the intricate set up.
It included a tent, cushions, balloons and cute signs wishing the boys a happy birthday.
Theme: The decorations were shark themed, with balloons in various colours of blue around the shark cut-outs as part of the glamping experience for the boys party
There was also a cute picnic table set up for six, sitting on the family’s tennis court.
The decorations were shark themed, with balloons in various colours of blue around the shark cut-outs.
According to the Melbourne Glamping website, the set up ranges from $500 for a four-bed tent, all the way up to $680 for the 10-bed version.
Pricey: According to the Melbourne Glamping website, the set up ranges from $500 for a four-bed tent, all the way up to $680 for the 10-bed version
Earlier on Tuesday, the AFL WAG posted a never-before-seen photo she took of her huge baby bump while pregnant with her sons.
It was just moments before she went into labour, and she described carrying the twins as the ‘hardest thing she has ever done’.
She recalled how difficult her pregnancy was in the third trimester, admitting she cried every day from the 33-week mark right up until she gave birth.
Baby love: On Tuesday, the AFL WAG posted a never-before-seen photo she took of her huge baby bump while pregnant with her sons
She said by the end of her pregnancy she could barely eat, breathe and move, and even suffered scary heart palpitations.
‘Fark, growing twins is the hardest thing I have ever done,’ she wrote in the caption.
Rebecca and her husband Chris Judd are also parents to son Oscar, nine, and six-year-old daughter Billie.
Family: Rebecca and her husband Chris Judd are also parents to son Oscar, nine, and six-year-old daughter Billie. All pictured