New mother Emily Atack shares sweet video doting on her baby son Barney as she sings him a lullaby – a month after giving birth

New mom Emily Atack shared an adorable video on Saturday of herself pampering her baby son Barney as she spends quality time with her little one.

The 34-year-old Inbetweeners actress lovingly held her little one, who she had with boyfriend Alistair Garner last month, as she sang him a lullaby.

She showed off her impressive singing voice as she crooned Just Around the Riverbend from Disney’s Pocahontas.

Emily looked at her son with admiration as she rocked him to sleep, wearing a casual black cardigan and letting her blonde locks hang loose.

Her sister Martha shared the video on Instagram Story and wrote: ‘Then no garden for me.’

The star announced the news of her birth on her Instagram page, where she shared an adorable photo of her son last month.

She was seen holding the baby in her arms, while her boyfriend leaned his head against hers.

She captioned the photo: “We have a beautiful son. Barney James Garner. All my dreams have come true.”

Her mother Kate Robbins also shared a cute snap as she rocked the little one and looked at his little face with admiration.

The 65-year-old Dinnerladies star captioned the sweet photo: “I’m a first time grandma! Love our Barney So happy for Emily and Alistair.”

Fans and celebrities gathered in the comments to congratulate the star on the new family member.

Actress Kerry Godliman wrote: ‘Congrats Kate ‘, Carol Vorderman wrote: ” while Joe McElderry left his message reading: ‘Aww congratulations’.

Former Coronation Street star Catherine Tyldesley couldn’t contain her excitement as she wrote: “So much love!!!! Congratulations darlings!!! .”

Former This Morning presenter Ruth Langsford joked: “Happy birthday Grandma!” followed by a heart-eye emoji.

Emily has known her boyfriend Alistair for almost thirty years, as her mother Kate Robbins is the sister of Alistair’s stepmother Jane Garner.

They were introduced after Emily’s aunt began dating Alistair’s father Stephen Garner in the early ’90s, before they married in 1994.

The Inbetweeners star confirmed in March that she was six months pregnant and shared a rough idea of ​​her due date with her fans.

She shared the news during an appearance on BBC Breakfast, where she also confirmed she was expecting a boy.

Emily appeared to discuss the campaign to introduce positive consent in relationships.

She explained how she wanted to change the law surrounding consent for sex for both men and women by supporting a campaign by Right To Equality.

Emily said, “I’m six months old [pregnant] and I shouldn’t say this, but I’m going to say this – I’m having a boy.’

She added: ‘So I want him to be part of some really positive change and I want him to grow up knowing that he can talk about these things openly and enjoy his life. I want him to be on the right side of history.’

Affirmative consent means that ‘anything less than a clear, uncoerced and informed affirmation of consent, such as ‘yes’, cannot be considered consent in the eyes of the law.’

This came after Emily admitted that her “body is a temple” during her pregnancy, after previously being berated by friends for coming home late and not taking proper care of herself.

During an appearance on Loose Women, she revealed how her pregnancy changed her priorities before having their little boy.

She told the panel how happy she was about the arrival of her baby and said she now felt “extremely connected” to her body more than ever.

‘I used to get criticized by my friends for not taking care of myself and staying up too late and stuff like that. Now I’m like, ‘No, my body is a vessel.’

Before adding: “It’s so important that I go to bed early and I take good care of myself.”

Emily announced her pregnancy in December, saying she was “over the moon” to become a mother.

She announced the news, writing, “Hi everyone, it’s been a while but I’m back with some news. I’m happy to tell you all that we’re having a baby!

‘I have never been so happy and terrified at the same time. Please be gentle with me.

‘Every day is a mixture of tension, fear, joy, hysteria, topped off with a lot of vomiting – a bit like when you’ve just stepped out of Oblivion in Alton Towers with a hangover.

‘I’ve gotten to know my body on such an insane level. It’s made me appreciate what I’ve been given, SO much, I’m trying my hardest to make it a home for the little octopuses I raise.

‘We can already feel the baby lying on a mattress of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and asking for more chocolate buttons.

“I’m so glad I’m writing this to all of you. You’ve always stuck with me through the years, please stick around to see me enter my motherhood. Christ. Let’s go.”