I know my Lilah Ray is going to be just fine because she was made in His image - she’s just the way she’s meant to be.' Her message ended on an inspiring note: 'Feel what you’re feeling and never feel guilty for it - that’s what I’ve learned.

It’s nerve wracking for sure, but I can already tell Lilah Ray is one tough girlsie,' she continued. 'It was harder for me to process having a girl, but to have a girl with dwarfism is new territory for me. I think health-wise with dwarfs, you never know,' Tori said.Īlthough Tori and Zach already have experience raising a child with dwarfism, she revealed that this time feels like uncharted territory. 'It's hard to hear that your kid is different.

Even though the couple knew there was a 50/50 chance that their daughter would have dwarfism like their son Jackson, they weren't expecting to find out so early in the pregnancy (Tori revealed that she found out that Baby J had the condition when she was 34 weeks pregnant) - and they initially struggled to wrap their head around this new reality. While at their 20-week anatomy scan, the couple found out that 'baby girl's' measurements were consistent with achondroplasia, the genetic disorder that Zach and Jackson have. But it wasn't until this week's episode o f Little People, Big World that fans learned more about Tori's pregnancy and the thoughts she has about raising another child with dwarfism. Just a few months ago, Tori and Zach Roloff welcomed their second child, a daughter named Lilah Ray. Audrey Roloff and Caryn Chandler voiced their support for Tori.Following the episode, she shared a heartfelt post on Instagram explaining her feelings, and thanking LPBW fans for support.On Tuesday's episode of Little People, Big World, Tori Roloff opened up about how learning of baby Lilah's achondroplasia.

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