Tamera Mowry-Housley‘s newborn daughter, Ariah Talea, takes after her mom in more ways than one.

“She’s my mini-me,” The Real co-host, 37, tells PEOPLE of her 8-week-old baby girl. “She looks so much like me as a baby, it’s scary! She has my eyes and my cheeks — I had the droopy little cheeks.”

Ariah — whose name means “Lion of God” — also has a similar personality to her mom.

“We’re both calm,” says Mowry-Housley. “She’s a mellow baby, and the coolest thing is [my 2½-year-old son] Aden is high-energy and [my husband] Adam is high-energy, so I think we’re balanced now.”

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When CaCee Cobb found out she was having a daughter, she didn’t immediately start dreaming of decorating a pink nursery.

In fact, Cobb wanted something completely different for Wilder Frances, whom she and husband Donald Faison welcomed in April.

“I didn’t want it to be the stereotypical pink many people envision when they think of a girl’s nursery,” she explains.

In addition to spending time scouting ideas on Pinterest, Cobb enlisted the help of interior designer, Vanessa Antonelli, who managed to bring the mom-to-be’s ideas to life.

“I really had no vision other than I didn’t want a pink room. That’s what was so great about Vanessa because she really helped me understand what my style was and what it wasn’t,” Cobb says of her second child’s sleep space.

“I chose a peachish pink and we accented with navy, mint and gold. It’s feminine in a boho chic way.”

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Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde‘s son Otis Alexander wasn’t interested in walking – that is, until he discovered the sweet taste of athletic victory.

During an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon Thursday, Sudeikis said that the 16-month-old was a late walker, and wasn’t inspired to get moving until he got his first basketball.

“I’m trying not to do the thing where I’m pushing him too much, but what was nice and — as I’m sure you know and anybody that has kids knows — you get to watch evolution happen in front of your very eyes,” Sudeikis, a basketball fan and amateur player, told host Jimmy Fallon.

“Because he was crawling forever and he got really quick at it. And then he had little friends in the neighborhood that were all walking, all the same height as him and just buzzing around. I got like, ‘Oh boy, Otis, let’s go.’ ”

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