Blake Lively Baby News : ‘Preserve’ Founder Gushes About Being A First-Time Mom, Says She's 'At Her Happiest'

Blake Lively gushed about being a firsttime mom as the Preserve founder claimed that she's at her happiest knowing that a baby is on the way.

According to a report from People, the wife of actor Ryan Reynolds believes that she always had maternal instincts.

"(I) always felt like a mama, (so) I don't feel like it's a massive change," Blake Lively told the news publication.

The 27yearold former "Gossip Girl" star shared that she wants to have a big family with Ryan Reynolds, whom she met while they were shooting the film "Green Lantern".

"I do want to just enjoy this moment... But I also feel like my first child is going to be the oldest sibling to the next kid, and that may change with each and every year," the blond stunner explained.

"I'm looking forward to how one baby influences the other, and to my family as a whole, to every single chapter."

Aside from Blake Lively baby news, the feature also reported how she will continue with her website, Preserve, while taking care of her firstborn. The lifestyle brand and portal was launched by the actress middle of last year, and highlights fashion, food, beauty, wellness, and charity work.

The statuesque beauty shared how Preserve came about. "So much of the inspiration came from my mom and my dad and my siblings," she said.

"All the things I feel like I'm good at are thanks to my family, and they're things we're now embracing at "Preserve": cooking, decorating, artistry."

"Family is at the heart of everything I do," she added.  

Aside from her new baby, loving husband, and Preserve, Blake Lively also revealed the news that she will be the lead actress in an upcoming movie entitled "The Age Of Adaline". The dramatic film will have her starring alongside Hollywood veteran Harrison Ford.

Blake Lively gushed about all the good things that have been coming her way. "This is the happiest time in my life, and I could say that every day," she told People.

"I often feel like, 'I can't believe I'm experiencing this.'"