She recently revealed her newborn daughter Noa has been given the all-clear from doctors following a health scare and a series of hospital visits.
And Kate Lawler looked every inch the doting mother as she snuggled up to her little girl in sweet Instagram snaps on Monday.
The radio presenter, 41, also shared a heartwarming message in honour of International Women’s Day in which she penned: ‘I can’t wait to watch my daughter grow up into the person she wants to be.’
So lovely: Kate Lawler looked every inch the doting mother as she snuggled up to her little girl in sweet Instagram snaps on Monday
In the images, Kate beams to the camera as she holds her daughter close, who appeared to be asleep in her baby sling.
The star wrapped up warm in a denim jacket and sported a pink lipstick as she posed for the new pictures as she spent quality time with her daughter amid her recent hospitality stay.
Captioning her snaps, Kate praised the women in her life as she wrote: ‘I count myself extremely lucky to be surrounded by so many wonderful, loving, kind, inspirational, funny and strong women.
That’s my girl: In the images, the radio presenter, 41, beams to the camera as she holds her daughter close, who appeared to be asleep in her baby sling.
‘You know who you are ladies, even during a global health pandemic, you’ve been there for me. On the phone, online, you’ve sent cards, flowers, gifts, texts, we’ve had socially distant walks, virtual hugs and video calls too. You rock my universe. ‘
She then went on to share a special message to her daughter as she penned: ‘The women I know have made the most inspirational grandmas, the loveliest mums, spectacular sisters, awesome aunties, fiercest and funniest friends, coolest colleagues and badass bosses.
‘And this year I’m on a brand new mission… Raising a little lady of my own, in a society where women thankfully have far more opportunities than ever before.
‘I can’t wait to watch my daughter grow up into the person she wants to be and will remind her daily to dream big, that there is nothing she cannot do because she is female, and to never let anyone tell her otherwise.
Touching words: Kate shared a heartwarming message in honour of International Women’s Day in which she penned: ‘I can’t wait to watch my daughter grow up into the person she wants to be’
‘My goal is to raise Noa to be strong, confident, independent, brave and unapologetic, but most importantly to be kind, compassionate, and loving.’
She concluded her message writing: ‘Also I just checked and 82% of my Insta family are WOMEN. How BRILLIENNNNT is that? You champion me day in, day out, you’re always kind and the support you give to me and my family never goes unnoticed. Happy International Women’s Day to each and every one of you reading this.’
It comes after Kate took to Instagram on Sunday to show her appreciation for the medical staff that helped her daughter during the time of distress.
She wrote: ‘I’ve never been so grateful for our National Health Service as I am right now,
Relief: It comes after Kate took to Instagram on Sunday to show her appreciation for the medical staff that helped her daughter during the time of distress
‘The doctors, nurses, consultants, every member of staff at The Whittington Hospital has been incredible, attentive and kind and I can’t thank them enough.’
The baby girl, who was born in February, was rushed to hospital with a temperature of 38C but is thankfully making a full recovery.
Kate shared the happy news with her followers saying: ‘Today is hopefully our last day of hospital visits for Noa’s IV antibiotics.
We were told initially that she’d only need to come in on Thursday we were discharged on Wednesday evening,
‘Friday morning however, we got a call saying she was to remain on them until today.’
‘I’ve never been so grateful’: The baby girl, who was born in February, was rushed to hospital with a temperature of 38C but is thankfully making a full recovery
Kate continued: ‘We were here five hours yesterday as she had to have further blood tests after being observed but thankfully all came back clear,’
‘I’ve never been so grateful for our National Health Service as I am right now. The doctors, nurses, consultants, every member of staff at The Whittington Hospital has been incredible, attentive and kind and I can’t thank them enough.’
She added: ‘Despite these first few weeks being incredibly challenging, I count myself so lucky that Noa hasn’t been seriously poorly,
‘She fought back at the beginning, her Paronychia healed well and whatever it is she has now she appears to be getting better,’ she said.
Fighter: The baby girl, who was born in February, was rushed to hospital with a temperature of 38C and is making a full recovery
Kate apologised to her fans for not being more active on social media and revealed she was trying to focus all her energy on ‘getting Noa better’.
‘The only downtime I seem to have had is a couple of hours in the early evening where I’ve wanted to do nothing but eat carbs and watch Superstore,’ she said.
The reality star co parents the newborn with her fiancé and partner of seven years, Martin aka ‘Boj’.
‘Boj told me he’s received messages asking if all is okay,’ Kate said. ‘Hopefully be back to my old self soon.
End in sight: Kate shared the happy news with her followers that Sunday should mark the end of hospital visits for the newborn
‘The main thing is, Noa is going to be okay. Alright, currently waiting for the last IV to begin and once that’s done it’s home time for good!’ she celebrated.
Just last month, Kate revealed she had rushed Noa to hospital on another occasion after discovering her finger had become infected and they were forced to stay in overnight but were discharged the next day.
She explained that she telephoned 111 after finding the baby’s fingertip ‘red, hot and swollen’.
‘I am in awe of this little lady’s strength and bravery,’ Kate said on Instagram at the time.
Worries: Just last month, Kate revealed she had rushed Noa to hospital on another occasion after discovering her finger had become infected and they were forced to stay in overnight but were discharged the next day