Puka Nacua’s girlfriend, Hallie Aiono, shared a set of candid photos on Monday, showing her life with her newborn son, Kingston. One of the first pictures showed her showering while holding the 25-day-old baby against her shoulder.Other photos showed late-night feedings, stroller trips, and gentle skin-to-skin time.“Best month of my life, my heart has never been so full. Me and you, Kingston🩵,” she wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe photos came weeks after Kingston was born on Oct. 30. When Aiono announced his birth, she wrote,“Kingston I prayed for this day… proof that even in the hardest seasons, miracles still find their way.”Nacua commented on the post,“Proud of you Hal!”Kingston was born while Aiono and Nacua were in the middle of a paternity case. He filed a petition in July to confirm he's the father and request child support. Still, Nacua was reportedly at the hospital for the birth and appeared in pictures holding Kingston.On Nov. 15, Aiono opened up about the difficulty of caring for a newborn mostly by herself.“Since the beginning of this week, I have been alone with Kingston and it takes a lot out of me to ask for help… I asked for help day one,” she wrote. “This s**t’s not easy and I was met with disappointment.”Aiono said her sister helps when she can, but most days she is doing everything alone.Also Read: Hallie Aiono gives glimpse of day in her life without Puka Nacua 8 days after baby boy Kingston's birthAlso Read: Puka Nacua’s ex-GF Hallie Aiono grows emotional about their baby 4 days after giving birth to "miracle"Puka Nacua's ex Hallie Aiono claps back at troll over "breastfeeding"Hours after posting a photo of herself nursing her newborn son, Kingston, in her Instagram carousel on Monday, Hallie Aiono responded to an anonymous critic. She shared the breastfeeding picture again on her Instagram and aimed a message at a woman who had seemingly complained about it.“Reposting this one for the lady who thinks a breastfeeding picture is ‘too much’…” she wrote.Aiono made it clear she sees nursing as both natural and beautiful.