Emmerdale's Charley Webb reveals sons' close bond in incredible video – watch

Charley Webb has proved just how close her family is with an adorable video of her son Buster playing with her youngest boy Ace in a cardboard box. Taking to Instagram, Charley shared a video of the pair hiding in the box alongside a cuddly toy, and they both look as though they're having plenty of fun! Charley added the caption: "Making use of the box. We might even decorate it. Love a cardboard den."

WATCH: Charley Webb's sons bond in adorable video

The Emmerdale actress is known for sharing snaps of her three sons with her followers, and often asks them for advice on parenting. Earlier in January, the doting mum shared a sweet post about how she found putting her baby son, Ace, to bed on New Year's eve "emotional".

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Sharing on her Instagram Story, the proud mum posted a clip where she spoke quietly to the camera about her youngster. She said: "So Ace is going down for the last night in 2019, the year he was born, that feels so weird - and it's the end of the decade. My little bubba." She captioned the video: "Meant to post this last night. I always feel so emotional putting the kids to bed on NY."

The doting mum has also revealed that little Ace has trouble sleeping. Once a good little sleeper, the actress explained that his sleeping habits have changed for the worse, before asking fellow parents for any advice or help they may have. She said: "So, Ace has stopped sleeping. What we used to do, is put him down between seven and half seven, and he would sleep for a good few hours before he would moan. Now, you put him down, he goes to sleep, and then within 15 minutes, 20 minutes, he's awake, crying. So, I'm wondering if anyone else has had this, because he's just not sleeping at all now through the night. He just wakes up constantly, and I am exhausted."

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