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Chloe Radford shares huge milestone as daughter Mila does something very special – and we bet all parents can relate
CHLOE Radford has shared an adorable clip of 12-month-old daughter Mila reaching a new milestone.
The adventurous tot is climbing up the stairs when nobody is looking - with a cheesy grin on her face the whole time.
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Luckily, mum Chloe had her eyes on Mila and took out her phone to record the sweet moment in their Morecambe, Lancashire home.
“Where are you going?” she can be heard asking the tot.
Little Mila can be seen making progress on her staircase mission, so Chloe goes over to offer her some encouragement.
Keeping a watchful eye on the one-year-old, she urges her to “be careful” and “concentrate”.
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“I’m here, don’t worry,” she says when the tot turns around to see if her mum is there.
“That cheeky smile because she knows she shouldn’t be doing that on her own,” Chloe penned over the video.
Chloe is the third child and second-oldest daughter of Sue and Noel Radford, who shot to fame with their Channel 5 series 22 Kids and Counting.
She met her partner, Jake Wallace, on a night out and the pair welcomed Mila into the world on July 23 last year.
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At the time, they described themselves as being in "the biggest baby love bubble you can imagine".
In her first Instagram post after giving birth, Chloe wrote: "23rd July 2022.
“Our beautiful daughter made her entrance into the world and we are in the biggest baby love bubble you can imagine.
"6lb 2oz of pure perfection and I can’t quite believe she is ours.
“I am just so in love with her."
And while Mila is currently an only-child, Chloe has a total of 21 siblings.
Her mum, Sue, first became pregnant at the age of 13 and gave birth aged 14 to the first of her 22 children, Chris.
Noel and Sue tied the knot four years later and soon welcomed their second child Sophie.
Just a year on from the birth of Sophie, the pair found out that they were expecting Chloe, and the rest of their mammoth brood soon followed.
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