‘Little People, Big World’: Jackson Roloff Attempts A Strike Out

‘Little People, Big World’: Jackson Roloff Attempts A Strike Out

Little People, Big World’s Jackson Roloff is living his best life and having a ball doing it. The cute toddler is just about 3 years old and still experiencing many firsts. It’s been a big year so far for him. Just a few months ago he became a big brother when his parents Tori Roloff and Zach Roloff welcomed their daughter Lilah Roloff.

So as this Roloff family adapts to life as a larger family, they take time to spend special one on one time with their oldest son. Tori and Zack have frequent dates together and solo with little Jackson. Here’s how Jackson Roloff spent his weekend.

Little People, Big World: Jackson Roloff Goes Bowling

Little People, Big World’s fan-favorite toddler Jackson Roloff had yet anther fun outing with his parents this past weekend. His mother Tori shared the adventures on her Instagram stories. She gushed about how cute her little bowler is. Seems Jackson had his first trip to the bowling alley. Of course, you can not help but agree with the mom of two, Jackson is one cute bowler.

Jackson appears to be having a ball as he attempts to knock the pins down. He was all smiles. Certainly, Tori and Zack will have to take their little man bowling again. Perhaps even have his third birthday party at a bowling alley in May.

What Fun Date Will Tori Roloff Plan Next For Jackson?

Little People, Big World celeb Tori Roloff is a master at planning fun dates for her and Jackson as well as family fun days for all four. Since Lilah was born. Jackson’s mother is extra diligent to take time t make Jackson feel special. So far Tori and Jackson went to the movies together. PlusTori and Zack took Jckso to a Portland Trailblazers game.

The Roloffs are a sporty bunch. So most likely their next date with Jackson will be sports-related. Mini golf would be perfect once the cold winter gives way to the warm days of spring and summer. However, what all LPBW fams are dying to see is Zach Roloff teaching his son how to play soccer. After all, it kind of is a family tradition.