Fans are well aware that Brooks Koepka and his wife Jena Sims’s parental journey has been full of hurdles. The pair has been openly sharing the journey with their premature baby, Crew, who was born seven weeks early and had to spend crucial days in the neonatal intensive care unit, facing complications like flathead syndrome and wryneck syndrome. The couple has been sharing every little milestone with the fans and Sims recently updated fans on Crew’s progress, revealing that he’s been wearing a protective helmet to treat his flathead syndrome.

“We’re still in it, but we’re near the end,” she shared, explaining that the cranial technology has a cutoff point of 18 months. Thankfully, the helmet seems to be working because Crew’s head shape is getting better. If you don’t know what flathead syndrome is, it occurs when a baby’s head develops a flat spot due to repeated pressure on one area and it is also known as positional plagiocephaly. Recently Sims took Crew with her to New York and let’s just say the golf community did not think it was good for the infant.

Sims made a video of little Crew with the caption, “Why would you bring your baby to NYC? There is nothing for them to do…”. She also answered the question with a bunch of videos where Crew was looking out of the big windows and referred to the ‘The nothing’ in question as their baby was having a swell time. A lot of fans liked Sims’ way of shutting the haters and wished her and Crew the best.

However, another thing that fans recently discovered was the interesting and adorable bedtime routine of little Crew.

Jena Sims reveals son Crew’s bedtime routine

While the Koepkas are a celebrity family, they’re not very different from the normal ones. Recently, Sims shared an adorable Instagram video of their son Crew’s bedtime routine, which has captured the hearts of fans. In the clip, Crew was seen “driving” a cut-out of his father’s face across the floor and making car noises as he went. The humorous moment was actually a lighthearted warning from Jena Sims to Brooks Koepka to take care of bedtime duties or face the consequences. “@bkoepka is it your turn to do the bedtime routine or…”, was written in the video.

The video also shows Crew wearing his usual helmet because of his condition as mentioned earlier. With the 2024 LIV Golf season now over, Brooks Koepka will have more time to spend with his family, and fans are delighted to see the loving interactions between Crew and his parents. So, what do you think about this adorable family? Let us know in the comment section below!