Hailey Bieber Shares Pic of Baby Jack‘s Newest Adorable Accessory

On Saturday, Hailey Bieber shared a pic of her son, Jack, showing off his new baby accessories. In the close up photo of Jack’s hand exploring his environment, a purple plastic gate, he is wearing a thin gold chain bracelet with his own initials: “JBB.”

The bracelet is an Alison Lou Baby Enamel ID Bracelet, personalized for Jack Blues Bieber. On the same day, Justin Bieber shared some photos on his timeline where he’s carrying Jack around the house. In the pics, Jack is wearing colorful red pants and a gray long-sleeved shirt with a sports team logo. His dad has on a red Balenciaga shirt and a pair of neon green shorts.

In late May, Hailey opened up to Vogue about her 18-hour labor with Jack, who they welcomed in August. The Rhode founder did her best to prepare by doing “breathing exercises, acupuncture, yoga, pelvic-floor therapy, workouts, walking, weight training,” but it ended up being “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.”

“I was on that shit,” Hailey explained. “I was doing everything. I felt stronger physically than I ever had before.”

The model was ultimately induced at 39 weeks.

“That shit was so crazy. That was not fun. They broke my water. I went into labor and I labored for a few hours. No epidural, nothing,” Hailey explained, adding that she suffered from excessive postpartum bleeding.

“I trust my doctor with my life,” she said. “And so I had peace that I knew she would never let anything happen to me. But I was bleeding really badly, and people die, and the thought crosses your mind.”

Hailey is still open to more children, despite the challenges of giving birth and the post-partum experience.

“When people talk about ‘bouncing back’—back where, because my hips are wider, my boobs are actually bigger than they were before,” she said of coming to terms with her body after having a baby. “They did not go back. And great, I’ll take it, but it’s not the same body that it was before. You’re not the same person that you were before. You change head to toe. And I think there was a minute where I kept really hyper-fixating on getting back to what I was. And then I had to go through that acceptance of, I’m not going back. So it’s really about how do I want to move forward? Who do I want to be?”