Dylan Dreyer crosses the “mama’s boy” milestone: Stitches

One of Dylan DreyerThe children have just received their first set of stitches.

The TODAY host got candid on Instagram on June 29, sharing a series of photos showing some minor scratches her youngest son, Rusty, had above his eyebrow as well as a small cut her oldest son, Calvin, had on his chin.

Dylan shared two selfies posing with Rusty in a doctor’s waiting room. The 2-year-old appeared calm as he sat in his pajamas with a peeled banana in his hand.

In the caption, the mom of three shared that it was the “first set of stitches” for their family.

“I never would have bet Rusty would be first!” she said in her caption.

But as many parents know, the show must go on.

Dylan also included a few more snaps, including a photo of her making her latest recipe from Cooking with Cal while wearing a “mom boy” shirt that included a stain, courtesy of her oldest son.

“Then I set about making gluten-free hamburger buns after soaking up Calvin’s cut chin with my t-shirt,” Dylan said in the caption.

“Mom, it’s true!! » she added.

Dylan finished his photo slideshow with a shot of Calvin smiling widely despite a small cut on the side of his chin.

She also shared a sweet photo of her three sons, whom she shares with husband Brian Fichera. The photo shows Calvin, 7, Oliver, 4, and Rusty, 2, all smiling for the camera, all while getting stitches.

Also on Instagram, Fichera shared another look at some recent family moments, including one with a little more blood.

Dylan’s husband posted a video to Instagram on June 29 showing the family watching “Jaws,” TODAY’s new winner of the summer blockbuster category.

In the clip, he showed a scene from the classic summer movie before turning to his two older sons as they watched the film. Calvin lay down under a blanket, while Ollie sat up straight, seemingly delighted.

After the film’s legendary great white shark appeared on screen, Calvin told his father, “That’s so cool!” »

“Today I am a father,” Fichera wrote in the caption of his message.

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