Kaley Cuoco has reached another milestone in parenthood: Baby’s first flight!
The Big Bang Theory the star (37) shared an adorable selfie with her 7-month-old daughter Matilda on Saturday, documenting the little ones’ first time on a plane.
As Cuoco held Matilda – wearing massive headphones over her ears – on his lap, they both smiled for a selfie. The black and white photo also features a bottle of milk on the side, which must have kept the baby in a good mood judging by Cuoc’s caption.
“When your baby is perfection on their first flight,” Cuoco wrote on her Instagram Story, alongside an airplane emoji, an exclamation point and a big pink heart.
Kaley Cuoco’s Daughter Matilda Gets into the Halloween Spirit: ‘Mandatory First Pumpkin Visit’
Kaley Cuoco poses with daughter Matilda during her first airplane flight.
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Cuoco has never been shy about celebrating her firstborn’s many milestones over the past few months. Just days before Matilda hopped on a plane, Cuoco toasted her child – who she shares with boyfriend Tom Pelphrey – and her first Halloween celebration.
“A must first visit to the pumpkin patch,” Cuoco captioned a photo of Matilda sitting in front of a pile of pumpkins in cute seasonal sweatpants and sweatpants.
Cuoco also celebrated the family’s status as “the first Halloween people” — showing off Matilda’s five costumes for the holiday. Describing each of the outfits, Cuoco wrote on Instagram: “1) Tildy old lady 2) Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters! 3) winner winner 🐔 dinner! 4) cutest 🐝 5) our personal 🏈.”
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Cuoco, who also posted about her first two nights away from Matilda and the baby’s first denim jacket, opened up to PEOPLE last month about how her four rescue dogs Ruby, Opal, King and Blue embraced Matilda.
The actress, whose pet care brand, Oh, Norman!, revealed that Matilda was “literally thrown to the wolves” when she was born to see how she would adapt to puppies.
“After she was born, I’m like, ‘If this kid doesn’t like dogs, I might have to send her back. There’s no choice. This is your life. This is it,'” she joked.
“They were jumping on her. They were crawling on her. We let them lick her, kiss her. Our pediatrician said, ‘It’s okay.’ So they love her that much.”
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