Back in July, Jinger Duggar welcomed her first child.
And like so many of her sisters, she's enjoyed sharing all the joys of her motherhood with her millions of social media followers.
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Jinger Duggar really, really loves Jeremy Vuolo.
As much as we enjoy photos of Jinger Duggar's family, this latest photo was weird ... and controversial.
Jeremy Vuolo shared a strange image of him with baby Felicity and a Native American tipi.
Jinger Duggar has been treating Counting On fans to photos of her adorable little family.
Now, she and husband Jeremy Vuolo are sharing a new photo.
It's been three months since Jinger Duggar welcomed her first child, and from the looks of her latest Instagram pics, the 24-year-old wasted no time in getting back to her fitness regimen.
Fans have marveled at Jinger's post-baby body, and many have asked the Counting On star for tips and tricks.
In general, photos of infants are up there with videos of cats doing funny things on the short list of internet posts that won't piss anybody off.
But if you're a member of the Duggar family everything you do is subject to intense scrutiny and harsh criticism -- and Jinger Duggar's latest baby photo is no exception.
If you're a Duggar fan, we certainly don't need to tell you that Jana Duggar is single.
And if you follow the family closely on social media, then we may not need to tell you about the growing legend of Chuck Vuolo, Jeremy's hipster brother.
Last week, Jinger Duggar was accused of cultural appropriation for wrapping her daughter's head in fabric in order to keep it warm while the family attended a Chicago Cubs game.
The situation was annoying for a number of reasons.
Back in July, Jinger Duggar welcomed her first child, a girl named Felicity.
Obviously, the months since have been filled with joy and togetherness for Jinger and her small family, but there's a downside to the situation, as well.
Just a couple of weeks ago, Jinger Duggar was mom-shamed for making her baby wear gloves, which fans believe will hinder Felicity's motor development.
This time, however, they're getting parent-shamed for something else.
