Katherine Schwarzenegger Reveals Her 3 Kids Are Sick and Daughter Eloise, 2, Broke Her Wrist as She Jokes Family Is 'Thriving'

Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt is celebrating the small wins.

The children's book author, 35, recently gave an update on her three kids on her Instagram Stories. Schwarzenegger Pratt, who shares her kids with husband Chris Pratt, noted that even though her children are all sick and her 2-year-old is injured, there's one "huge win" for her home.

"I'd like to know what's going on with 2025. We have all the kids with viruses in the house. And, my daughter Eloise just broke her wrist, so we're thriving over here," she said. "Luckily, I have the calmest 3-month-old ever, so that's a huge win."

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Schwarzenegger Pratt and the Marvel star are parents to two daughters and a son — Lyla Maria, 4, Eloise Christina, 2, and Ford Fitzgerald, who was born in November 2024. On Friday, March 14, the author and mom of three posted a Reel on her Instagram of her baby son Ford, as she nestled him in a baby wrap.

Schwarzenegger Pratt could be seen demonstrating how to put the wrap on, placing her baby boy in the green cloth and displaying how she often wears it.

"Get ready with me to wrap my newborn 🤍," Schwarzenegger Pratt wrote in her caption. "This little guy loves being close, and the @sollybaby wrap has been a lifesaver for wearing around the house— especially with two busy big sisters running around!"

The couple, who first started dating back in June 2018, tied the knot during an intimate ceremony in Montecito, California the following year. Sources previously told PEOPLE that the newlyweds were excited to “expand their family as soon as possible” following their nuptials.

Opening up about the profound impact fatherhood has had on his life, Pratt, who is also dad to 12-year-old son Jack, previously said that his career on screen pales in comparison to “being somebody’s daddy.”

“I’ve done all kinds of cool things as an actor. I’ve jumped out of helicopters and done some daring stunts and played baseball in a professional stadium,” he told Variety in 2014. “But none of it means anything compared to being somebody’s daddy.”