Hailey Bieber is giving fans a glimpse into her life as a new mom, sharing the products she relied on during pregnancy and after welcoming her son, Jack Blues, with husband Justin Bieber.
The 28-year-old beauty entrepreneur took to Instagram Stories to post a gallery of 23 items that she said she “couldn’t live without” as she navigated the transition into motherhood.
“Since my son is almost a year, I wanted to finally share all my favourite pregnancy and post baby things that I loved and couldn’t live without and some I still use to this day,” she wrote in her opening slide, addressing other expecting and new mothers.
“For any pregnant or new mamas, these were the things I couldn’t live without!”
Hailey’s list was a mix of beauty, comfort, and practicality. She highlighted her favorite Rhode Beauty products, including the Glazing Milk and Lip Treatment, as well as body butters and oils that supported her through pregnancy.
For nursing, she relied on SKIMS essentials like nursing bras and boy shorts, while Silverette cups and Momcozy’s M5 Pumps provided functional support during the early months.
For Jack, she included Coterie diapers and wipes, a Bumpsuit baby carrier, and Weleda diaper cream, rounding out a list that reflected the everyday necessities of new motherhood.
The model also showed off the stylish side of parenting just a day earlier, on July 30, by posting a photo of ivory SKYLRK sneakers from Justin’s clothing line.
The sleek shoes featured a folded-over tongue, woven pattern, and subtle cleat sole. She paired them with matching socks over black tights, creating an effortlessly chic look.
Justin followed up with his own post, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at Jack’s baby wardrobe.
He shared a mini collection in soft green tones, including a tank top, leggings, a tie-waist robe, a zip-up hoodie, and a matching beanie.
Completing the lineup were tiny versions of the ivory SKYLRK sneakers Hailey had worn. “Only the best for my jackyyyyyyyyyyyy,” Justin captioned the post with a bear emoji, a sweet nod to their 10-month-old son.
