Christina Anstead Shares Adorable Photo of Son Hudson as Husband Ant Jokes of Sleepless Night

The joys of being a new parent!

Christina Anstead and husbandAnt Ansteaddidn’t have a very restful night afterwelcoming son Hudson London.

“I always wanted to know what12 minutes of sleep feels like…” Ant tweeted on Saturday morning, one day after welcoming their newborn.

“Now I know! Morning Hudson…” he wrote, adding a variety of love-filled emojis.

Sharing a screenshot of the playful tweet on Instagram, he added that he’d need some extra help feeling awake, writing, “Someone bring me ALL the coffee.”

Although the couple may not have gotten much rest, little Hudson did!

“At least somebody is sleeping,” she wrote alongside the image, adding a crying with laughter emoji.

“Hospital Mornings with this guy,” she continued, adding a blue heart emoji and tagging her husband in the snapshot.

Christina Anstead/Instagram

The couple announced the happy news with a series of adorable Instagram posts.

“It’s so amazing that we get to raise a child together,” Christinatold PEOPLEearlier this summer. “All of the kids are so excited. I love all the fun chaos and a full house. I always thought I would only have two, and now I’ll have five!”

The couple, who tied the knot during asurprise ceremonyat their Newport Beach, California, home in December 2018, announced that they were expecting in March.

“It was a massive shock, but you were right about holidays,” Ant told his wife of their post-wedding Bora Bora trip.“When you go on holiday, you completely relax, right? And when you relax, you start to be in tune with yourself.”

Christina was diagnosed in 2009 with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition in which the ovaries produce an elevated level of androgens. She was told that if she wanted to get pregnant, she would require hormone therapy. She later experienced two failed attempts at in vitro fertilization and suffered a miscarriage at eight weeks before giving birth to son Brayden in 2015.

And she credits alternative medicine for her ability to conceive with Ant. “I went to an acupuncturist to help me deal with stress,” Christina told PEOPLE. “I explained to the woman that I had polycystic ovaries. She told me, ‘Oh, I used to have that too. I think I can help.’ She did some needle work, and six days later we conceived.”

source: people.com