Neve was gifted a personalised dolly of her mum Jacinda Ardern, which the three-year-old has nicknamed 'Creepy Mummy'. Photo / Clarke Gayford
Some might describe it as cute and adorable, others have labelled it the stuff of lockdown nightmares.
Jacinda Ardern's daughter Neve has been gifted a creative homemade dolly by a lovely Kiwi, but it's the facial expression of the doll that is turning heads.
Taking to social media, Neve's father Clarke Gayford showcased the talented dollmaking abilities of a fan.
The masterpiece is a doll-like creation of Ardern but despite it being "totally loved" by Neve, the 3-year-old named her wonderful but bizarre new toy "Creepy Mummy".
"Well hi everyone, welcome to Monday. Who doesn't want a 30-second distraction to try and help get them through the start of the week? Gayford said.
Earlier this year, Gayford was dubbed a "genius for rolling three cakes into one for Neve's birthday, creating a TV-shaped cake and projecting Frozen, Moana and Mickey Mouse episodes onto it.
Gayford explained the multi-movie-themed culinary effort, saying Neve had submitted multiple requests for almost a month beforehand.
"So the birthday cake brief from my almost 3-year-old client changed daily from Frozen to Moana then Mickey Mouse and repeat.
"This has been going on for nearly a month so I came up with a plan to make three cakes into one."
One of Gayford's posted images depicted Neve absorbed by scenes from Moana, rather than actually eating the tasty treat.