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Kimberly Dadds published 10: 05, May 4, 2012 | update: 10: 11 on May 4, 2012, she was almost seven weeks old, and Aoife, the daughter of Una Healy, was clearly a born little maker.
The singer has already got her first passport ever on Saturday.
Earlier today, she posted a cute photo of the little girl on Twitter showing her holding a red file.
Una took a photo of Aoife Belle, born in March 13, and today she grew up in cute baby clothes.
She fell asleep in a white and pink polka dot costume as she kept warm wearing a matching hat.
Aoife lies in her comfortable bed with a passport in her hand and sucks her matching pink dummy.
Yuna, 30, couldn't help but share this lovely photo with her online fans.
She wrote next to the photo: "Someone got their first passport! :).
Healy only returned to work last weekend, the 2013 calendar she took when she and her queen-sized sheep, Samford, Shere Wiseman, Vanessa White Jasmine King.
She has been resting since she gave birth to Aoife in March, her first child with her fiancé, rugby star Ben Foden.
Since then, Yuna has been sharing sweet baby photos with her online fans on Twitter.
When she went back to work last week, she obviously missed her daughter very much.
During the photo shoot, she tweeted to Ben: "Give her a huge kiss and hug and I hope xx won't be too late.
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