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Cricketer David Warner and his wife Candice are outnumbered in their home with three daughters under the age of seven.<br>And on Wednesday, the former captain shared a hilarious photo of his youngest child, 19-month-old Isla Rose, after she got herself into a sticky situation. <br>The 34-year-old posted a photo of the adorable bub on his Instagram Story dressed in orange pyjamas.<br>         Now that's a sticky situation! Cricketer David Warner shared a hilarious photo of his daughter Isla Rose in tears after getting stuck into her nappy cream on Wednesday <br>But the tot was upset and in tears after causing a mess, with nappy cream on her face and hands.<br>David captured the hilarious yet sweet moment, and shared it on social media, making sure to tag Candice.<br>   RELATED ARTICLES                <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>'When your child finds the sudocream,' he wrote in the caption, along with laughing emojis.<br>David and Candice are parents to daughters Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one. <br>         Funny moments: David captured the hilarious yet sweet moment, and shared it on social media, making sure to tag Candice <br>         Doting parents: David and Candice are parents to daughters Ivy Mae,  [http://cricketnfootballcenter.blogspot.com/2020/06/andre-russell-family-background.html cricketnfootballcenter.blogspot.com] six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one<br>       The couple married in April 2015 in a stunning ceremony at the Terrara House Estate on the South Coast of NSW.<br>Last year, Candice confirmed that she and her husband have no plans of adding to their brood.<br>She told  last year: 'I always thought that I would like four but now having three and being on my own, it has its challenges and I don't want to get to the point where I take my exhaustion or frustration out on my kids.'<br>         Three's enough! Last year, Candice confirmed that she and her husband have no plans of adding to their brood<br><br><br><br><br>data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"><br>Read more: