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Ava Eliot Jackman took a multi-colored spin around the playground on Tuesday in New York, warmly bundled against the chilly temperatures.
Accompanying her were parents Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness, who sat with their 3 ½-year-old at a child-sized table and played pretend, then took turns pushing their daughter on the swings!
Hugh and Deborra-Lee are also parents to son Oscar Maximillian, 8 ½.
Ava wears Amy Bahrt’s Wool Elephant Scarf ($75).
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Blackrose on
shes adorable!! i just love what shes wearing!!..God Bless her heart!
Mari on
What a great fashion sense the little lady has! Way to go Ava! 
mamabear on
She’s precious!! Love the hat…actually the whole outfit really works 
Hugh Jackman and his wife seem like really awesome parents! Any parent willing to play “pretend” at any given time, are truly cool in my book
Caroline on
I know Ava is adopted, but do you all see a resemblance here between her and Hugh? I think it’s a sweet testament to how much we get from our parents that isn’t genetic–smiles and facial expressions, particularly. She is just precious!
Nora on
She’s the cutest girl ever! She’s so beautiful and she always is looking so happy, god bless her
Jane on
Caroline- I agree- that’s the first thing I thought of when I saw the picture! I also think she looks a lot like Hugh.
Ginny Wurthmann on
I must say that both Hugh and Deb are truly caring parents — they’ve both braved the ridiculous cold during this frigid NYC winter to take their children outside to play (clearly better for Oscar and Ava than sitting in front of a screen) — and coming from Australia they are used to a much warmer climate.
cris on
so adorable and so lucky to have Hugh as her dad!!!
FC on
Ava is a little multi-colored dream herself in her little outfit. She and her tricycle match! 
And she seems to be having a good ol’ time riding around!
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