Babies go from little bundles of joy — with cheeks you just want to pinch! — to rambunctious toddlers in a blink. And Olivia Munn’s 18-month-old son Malcolm, who she shares with John Mulaney, seems to have grown at record speed.
The Hit-Monkey actress shared a throwback video of her “squishy” baby to Instagram, and we are amazed at how little he looked last year!
“One year ago today 🥟 so squishy,” Munn wrote, alongside the cutest video you’ve ever seen.
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In it, a 6-month-old Malcolm wears a drool bib and gazes at his mama as she pokes his chubby cheeks. She then uses her hand to squeeze both cheeks at the same time, making his mouth pucker adorably. He is totally chill while she plays with him, just staring at her without a care in the world.
Malcolm is so impossibly little, we can’t believe it’s already been a year!
Malcolm is So Unbothered
People commented on how laid-back baby Malcolm was in the video.
“I love how chill and unbothered baby boy is. 😂😍Adorable!” one person wrote.
Another said, “The absolute cutest of the cute 😍😍😍😍😍.”
“Squishy is the best!!! Enjoy it,” someone else shared. “My son is 10 and he’s not so squishy anymore. 😭”
“Squishy and unbothered 😍,” another wrote. The best way to be!
John Mulaney & Olivia Munn Welcomed Malcolm in Nov. 2021
Mulaney and The Newsroom star welcomed Malcolm in Nov. 2021. On his first birthday, Munn wrote sweet words for her little boy on Instagram.
“Just got back from celebrating ONE YEAR of the most joyful baby being in this world and in our lives,” Munn wrote alongside a carousel of photos and videos of Malcolm eating cake and wearing a knit crown hat. “My son, my joy. Happiest Birthday Malcolm Hiệp! I love you so so so much.”
Malcolm Has a Budding Personality
As Malcolm’s grown, his personality has started to shine. Recently, he proved he was a mini fashionista in a tiny corduroy jacket.
Malcolm also has quite the sweet tooth. In a photo from March, Munn shared, “I’ve let him have pie pretty much every day this week. I don’t know if that’s good or not.” Hey, if it helps you with parenting, then it’s definitely a good thing!
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