Katharine McPhee and her husband, David Foster, are already showering their new baby with all of the love--and they toys--in the world.

The new mom logged onto Instagram on Wednesday, April 21 to share a number of sweet photos showing off their baby boy’s nursery. Rennie, who was born on February 22, was not shown in the photos, but the images do feature a ton of his stuffed-animal friends.

The first photo the new mom posted showed the crib filled with some impressive plush critters including a cow, dog, sheep and a raccoon, all while a giraffe’s head creeped over the side from the floor. This picture also showed the newborn’s adorable wallpaper featuring an old-timey plane, while a pillow in the crib was inscribed with “Rennie David Foster 2.22.21” along with a sheep stitched onto it.

©Katharine McPhee

Another photo posted by McPhee offered a view of even more friends, with the other side of the crib featuring a lion, a tiny giraffe, and a large blanket-style bear, making it look like the most inviting bed ever. This photo also let fans get a better look at the wallpaper, which features several hot air balloons.

Katharine went on to post a third pic, which showed an armchair nestled in between the crib and a small end table. “My favorite corner,” she revealed.

She also posted a snap of a number of items she seemingly received as gifts, including a box of lactation cookies and a parenting book, which made her realize just how deep into motherhood she really is.

“Omggg I’m such a mom now,” the American Idol runner-up wrote.

©Katharine McPhee

Although his name is out in the open now, McPhee previously admitted that her decision to reveal Rennie’s name in an interview caused some problems between her and her husband.

Last month, during an interview with SiriusXM‘s The Jess Cagle Show, the singer admitted that Foster wasn’t thrilled that she revealed their newborn’s name on the Today Show.

“Well, I, you know, my husband was kind of annoyed,” she said at the time. “I said, ‘What was I supposed to say? Nothing like, I’m sorry, we’re not sharing the name.’ Cause we don’t want to be like that pretentious over the name, but just—it’s the only kind of thing you can hold on to that feels private, you know, that you can kind of keep.”

Katharine continued, “But Hoda [Kotb] just asked me on the Today Show like, ‘What’s his name?’ And I didn’t want to be like, ‘Sorry, we’re not sharing it.’”