I’ve got a really chunky baby – people say he looks like the Michelin man and are desperate to know what I feed him
A WOMAN has revealed that she has a really “chunky baby” and he is so big that people compare him to the Michelin man and are desperate to know what she feeds him.
Julie Kirby, a mother from Knoxville, Tennessee, explained that her baby Kodi has been breastfed and is as she describes “thick.”
Julie took to the video sharing platform to share a video of her son.
In the clip, we saw Kodi standing up on a seat in a car.
The young mum shared her video with the caption ‘That’s a thiccc boiii ’
She paired the clip with an audio that said: “Damn boy, damn boy, he thick. That’s a thick a** boy. Damn!”
In the video, Julie gave social media users an up close and personal look at her son’s chunky body, as she showed off his adorable rolls.
Her clip has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly gone viral and has racked up a whopping 13.5million views.
It has 2.1million likes, 16.6k comments and 148.4k shares.
TikTok users were left open-mouthed at the little boy and were eager to express how cute they thought he was in the comments.
One person said: “Look at his lil rolls, so cute !! ”
Another added: “Aww he so cute n chunky.”
A third commented: “OMG WHY IS HE SO DARN ADORABLEHE IS MOST CERTAINLY NOT OVERWEIGHT NOR IS HE UNHEALTHY!!! HE LOOKS LIKE HE IS JUST A VERY WELL LOVED THATS ALL!”
Another user posted: “I just want hold him that all! He’s so darn cute ” to which Julie explained “Your arms will hurt thank you ”
Whilst one person asked: “Is that healthy for his little heart?” to which Julie simply said “He’s perfectly healthy ”
Meanwhile, many other social media users thought that Julie’s son looked just like the Michelin man due to his size.
One simply said: “Michelin is that you.”
A second posted: “If Michelin Tire Man was a baby.”
Whilst a third noted: “MICHELIN BOY ”
Whilst someone else asked: “What are you feeding him? my little one is so small doesn’t like food ” to which Julie replied “Breastmilk mainly, some days he’ll eat real food some days he won’t.”
Julie later noted: “I’m going to be sad when he loses his rolls ”