‘LPBW’ Fans Think Audrey Roloff’s Newborn Looks a Lot like Ember in Sweet New Photos

"Little People, Big World" stars Audrey and Jeremy Roloff's newborn Bode James Roloff ⁣is stealing the show. Fans think he looks a lot like his older sister, Ember Jean.

Audrey and Jeremy had known each other for five years before they eventually got married. They tied the knot on September 20, 2015.

They welcomed their first child Ember Jean into the world on September 10, 2017. Three years later, they welcomed their second child, Bode James Roloff.

He was born weighing 9.2 lbs 21 inches ⁣on his due date, January 8, 2020, at 7:36 pm. Since giving birth to him, Audrey has shared multiple pictures of the little boy.

In one post, she explained the meaning of his name, writing:

"Bode’s name means messenger. We pray for our Bode to be a messenger of the Gospel. That his life would be a message of hope, truth, and love to many."

More recently she posted a series of pictures of herself cuddling a 2 week old Bode. Fans immediately flooded the post with love, support and comments.

More than one hundred thousand people liked the post. Many also took a moment to admire Audrey and Bode.

Many fans also pointed out how much he resembled his older sister, Ember. One impressed fan took to the comments section to write:

"Congratulations to your baby boy! He’s so cute! Ember looks so happy too, bet she can’t wait for him to get old enough to run around and play with her."

Multiple other fans shared similar sentiments. Others also took the chance to compliment Audrey's parenting or to congratulate her. One wrote:

"I've been watching the show for years and now have been following you and Jeremy and am so grateful for such god-fearing people on IG. thank you for being such a light in this world. Congratulations on the new baby."

Bode's name isn't the only one with a special meaning either. When Ember was born, Audrey hinted that her name was derived from when she was born writing:

"Melting hearts since SeptEMBER of 2017. See what I did there."