Jenna Bush Hager from 'Today' Shares Pics of Daughters, Poppy & Margaret, Wearing Bows on First Day of School

Riveting talk show host, Jenna Bush Hager stops at nothing to flaunt her excitement of her daughters' "First Day of School." The 37-year-old mother seems to be excited about the progress her girls are making.

"Today's" co-anchor revealed to her Instagram followers and fans how proud she is of 6-year-old Margaret "Mila" Laura, and 4-year-old Poppy Louise.

In her Instagram upload, the two beautiful kids were adorned in similar uniforms and adorable bows. They each wore an infectious smile on their faces and firmly held on to their flags declaring their new grades.

6-year-old Mila held a green colored flag with "1st Grade" boldy written on it while her little sister, Poppyheld high her dark blue flag with a "First day of Junior Kindergarten" scripted on it.

The second photo showed the girls' preparedness for school as they shared a shot with their parents, Jenna Bush Hager, and Henry Hager. To corroborate their readiness, Jenna's caption bore several exclamation marks signifying that her babies were ready to storm school.

The caption reads:

"Back to school!!! 1st grade and JK. Here comes the Hager sissys."

Heartwarming comments trooped in the comment section from other moms, TV presenters, and fans. They all cheered the girls on and also complimented how beautifully they dressed.

Jenna doesn't just show off her love for her girls alone. She equally shares with the world how happy she is to be a mother to her infant son, Henry Harold Hal.

In an Instagram upload last month, the mother of three shared a photo which featured her and her husband. The former First daughter carried her newborn in her arms as Henry stared compassionately at the new addition.

According to information garnered by "People," baby Harold's name bears a significance. She told the media outlet that:

"He is named Henry after many of his father's side, including his dear dad and his paternal grandfather. Harold comes from my maternal grandfather, Pa, who I loved dearly and was unable to keep and was unable to keep a son long enough to name."

The mother of three never backs down in her unrelenting love for her kids. After her son's birth, she shared an image of his sisters' visit and captioned it:

"And our world made even sweeter when our girls met their baby brother."

Apart from showing love and affection to their kids, the couple has a history of formidable love. The pair got engaged in 2007 after dating for three years and exchanged their vows a year later.