‘Thank God’: Sadie Robertson Huff Opens Up About Postpartum Motherhood
By Movieguide® Contributor
In a sweet new Instagram video, Sadie Robertson Huff shares the love with her daughter Honey.
“Filling up the love tank!” she captioned the video, which shows her sitting next to Honey, holding daughter Haven, who was born in May.
In the clip, Huff lists off what she loves about Honey, including her intelligence, her strength, and how silly and sweet she is. Honey smiles and laughs along with Huff as the pair talk.
“Every time i start to tell Honey what i love about her she crosses her arms and gets ready to receive,” Huff wrote under the video. “It’s so sweet that she starts to say the next thing before i get to it because she knows that’s who she is! she’s heard me speak it before over her and she’s confident to claim it.”
She continued, “Not being able to pick up Honey has by far been the hardest thing of this postpartum season, but thank God for words and the power and love they can carry!”
Movieguide® previously reported on Haven’s birth:
In November 2022 Sadie Robertson-Huff and her husband Christian Huff announced on their social media that they were expecting baby number two.
Now, in May 2023, they welcomed their new baby girl into the world.
Sadie posted on her Instagram, “Haven has brought a touch of heaven ?.”
Sadie also wrote, “may 22, 2023 at 8:30 am life got a whole lot sweeter! peep the time on our phone in slide two and the sheer joy on my face! Christian and I could not be happier and more grateful. Soaking in every single moment?”
Movieguide® also reported on Huff’s thoughts on the confidence she gained from becoming a mother:
Author, speaker and former DUCK DYNASTY star Sadie Robertson Huff said that the birth of her daughter, Honey, gave her confidence in her body.
“I don’t know if ‘pretty’ is the word, but I’ve never felt more confident in my life with my body then the day that I had Honey,” Robertson wrote on a recent Instagram story.
Robertson Huff, who has previously been open about struggling with disordered eating, said she felt empowered through the birthing process.
“It was a total different perspective then I have ever had of my body. . . that is truly powerful and more than just an image,” she added. “I didn’t want wear makeup and I wanted my grandma to braid my hair because that’s when I feel the most myself and [was] it just such a raw moment.”
Robertson Huff said that she wants to teach her daughter to be confident in the body that God gave her and not have to deal with the body image pressures that Robertson Huff faced growing up in the spotlight.
“I want Honey to be confident in who she is and the way her body was created and so I need to model that for her,” Robertson Huff said.
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