Josh Peck has become a father for the third time

She shared the happy news with his Instagram followers on Wednesday (02.07.25) with a photo of their newborn son wrapped in a baby blanket.

Paige captioned the post: "Meyer Lane, we love you we love you."

Her 38-year-old husband reposted the announcement on his own Instagram Story.

The couple - who also have kids Max Milo, six, and Shai Miller, two, together - revealed they were expected a third child in February.

They shared a black and white mirror selfie at the time, which showed off her baby bump.

In the caption, he quipped: "I finally get a minivan. #3."

The Nickelodeon actor's cinematographer wife previously opened up about the challenges she faced as new parents.

She told PEOPLE magazine in 2023: "I really had every intention of breastfeeding when we had Max, and then I quickly realised that I never produced enough milk.

"I kind of drove myself crazy for a few weeks, trying to really force it, and then we went to formula and had to try out a bunch of different ones until we found the right fit.

"With Shai, it was the same, and so we gave him Enfamil right from day one in the hospital. That's what our doctors gave us our pediatrician, and he's been on it ever since."

At the time, Josh insisted he was more "laid back" as a parent, while his wife insisted they had a "good balance going".

She explained: "Josh is really hands-on and really helpful, which I'm very thankful for, and he and Max have kind of a very similar energy to them.

"For me, I'm definitely a little bit more relaxed and calm. I think it's just a good balance of our different strengths."

She also revealed how the proud parents were loving spending so much time with their young sons.

She added: "Max is four now, and he's reading. So now at night, when we're reading books, he's reading them to me instead of me reading them to him, which is a wild thing.

"He's really gotten into puzzles lately. His mind is always working. And Shai just rolled over today for the first time, so that's

where we are."