She’s the AFL WAG who juggles her busy career while raising four children.
And on Thursday, Rebecca Judd shared a sweet tribute to her oldest child Oscar on his seventh birthday.
The 35-year-old took to Instagram to share a stunning black and white snap of herself cradling Oscar moments after giving birth to him, writing: ‘I changed forever on this day.’
‘I changed forever on this day’: Rebecca Judd shares a sweet flashback photo of herself completely makeup free moments after giving birth to son Oscar… as she celebrates his 7th birthday
‘How are you seven? I changed forever on this day. Thanks for making me a Mum Oscar,’ Bec captioned the post.
In the image, Bec goes completely makeup free and has her dark locks out and over her shoulders.
She reclines in a hospital bed and holds Oscar’s hand.
Her boy: Bec is pictured recently with Oscar
Doting: Bec also took to her Instagram story to reveal that she makes a book of pictures for her children of their first year of life, because she’s ‘slack’ at keeping baby books
What a keepsake: Pictured is Bec’s photo book for Oscar
‘Beautiful picture and memory. You seem like the most awesome and down-to-earth mum ever,’ one fan commented underneath the snap.
Another added: ‘Heart just melted times infinity.’
Bec also took to her Instagram story to reveal that she makes a book of pictures for her children of their first year of life, because she’s ‘slack’ at keeping baby books.
She said she does it on her Mac laptop and flicked through Oscar’s book, showing snaps including his first shower with his father Chris Judd, and first sleep on his dad.
Bec shares four children with AFL star husband Chris, including Oscar, daughter Billie, four, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, who are one.
Family: Bec shares four children with AFL star husband Chris, including Oscar, daughter Billie, four, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, who are one
Motherhood: In November last year, Bec gave fans graphic details of her birthing experience and said that women should not feel shamed for having c-sections (pictured while pregnant with the twins)
Last November Bec – who appeared to slam anti-vaxxers this week – gave fans graphic details of her birthing experience and said that women should not feel shamed for having c-sections.
Bec – who welcomed her twin sons through an emergency caesarean – said women shouldn’t feel bad about themselves for not having a natural birth.
‘I hear my girlfriends that have caesareans, they have to explain themselves. It’s like “I had a caesarean I took the easy way out,” Rebecca said on Mamamia’s Hello Bump podcast.
‘It’s like, “no you didn’t, you don’t have to say that.” It doesn’t matter how you have your baby. A healthy baby is a healthy baby! Don’t feel embarrassed.’
Speaking out: She said women should pay no attention to the social stigma that a c-section is the easy way out for women to give birth