Kim Kardashian-West posted some fun Easter photos this week, including a new adorable one of baby Chicago.

The recent social media posts from the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star were all about showing off her adorable little family. Seriously, her pictures are an overload of cuteness, especially the latest one of her almost three-month-old daughter Chicago. It features Kardashian, along with her husband Kanye West, sitting together as she cradles the little bundle of joy.

In the Instagram post, Kardashian let fans know more Easter fun pictures are coming their way on her app. She does not disappoint either. The first family photo of Kim, Kanye, North, Saint, and Chicago on Easter day is awesome. What makes it even better, is the reality star was not shy about letting her followers know it was the only decent family photo she could get. Those who have kids know the struggle for a good family picture is real!

"One hand holding the baby and the other hand grabbing the back of Saint's shirt because he kept running away lol," tweeted the mom of three on how she got her son to stay put long enough for a picture. It may have been a pain to get them all to stand still for two seconds, but the end result was fabulous - just like the family.

Another adorable photo she shared was of her 2-year-old son as he was petting a baby duck. She didn’t only reveal moments of her own children on Easter day. Kardashian also included her niece and nephew, Mason and Penelope Disick, who were involved in a serious game of tug of war.

The Kardashian West family appeared to be enjoying the Easter holiday. Thanks to the KKW Beauty mogul sharing a number of pictures with her fans, it was almost as if we were all there together.

Although all of Kim Kardashian-Wests kids, as well as Kourtney’s, are getting bigger, it's Chicago West that seems to be growing like a weed. The pictures her mom posted of her show the little baby getting so big, and honestly looking as though she loves the camera already. She reminds us of her big sister North.