Olivia Munn Shares Daughter Méi's Adorable Knit Outfit Made by the Model's Mom — and Jokes She Doesn't Seem to Like It

Olivia Munn's daughter is already fighting with her mom over clothes.

On Sunday, Nov. 17, the actress, 44, shared a few photos on her Instagram Stories of her baby daughter Méi, whom she welcomed in September with husband John Mulaney , 42. In one photo, Munn shows off a picture of her daughter's outfit, which features a knit sweater, knit pants and knit booties made by her mom.

"My mom made this whole outfit had to toe. Can someone tell my daughter it's very cute. She doesn't seem to believe me," the mom of two wrote over the snap, including an arrow emoji to the next photo.

In the second slide, Munn's daughter is seen wearing a matching knit cap and making a concerned face as her mom snaps her picture.

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Alongside daughter Méi, Munn and Mulaney are parents to son Malcolm, 2.

Last week, the star shared a carousel of photos on Instagram as she celebrated two months with Méi . Munn included photos of herself cuddling with Méi and sitting on a couch in a store.

She also included a video of Mulaney playing with Méi, moving her arms up and down and whispering to her. There were a few sweet shots of Munn making faces with her daughter and one of Mulaney and Méi making the same confused face.

"Two months today ," the star captioned her post.

Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE at the GQ Man of the Year party on Nov. 14, Mulaney revealed that his son Malcolm has settled well into his big brother duties following the arrival of his sister.

"He's doing good. He likes it. It's interesting, with our daughter, she's two months old so she doesn't do much," the comedian told PEOPLE.

"And I think the first couple of weeks he thought she might be a toy because she'd squeak and he'd be like, 'How do I make it do that again?' Now I think he gets it, that this is a little girl, yeah."