Ivanka Trump conceals her baby bump in a very slimming coat as she travels to snowy New Hampshire to support dad Donald after skipping the GOP debate

Pregnant Ivanka Trump has proven once again that family comes first, after putting her own life on pause in order to fly to New Hampshire to be by her father's side as he continues his presidential campaign. 

The 34-year-old shared an image of herself posing against a very snowy backdrop, laughing at the camera and flashing a thumbs up, while a flurry of snow falls around her shoulders.

'Hello New Hampshire! I'm so excited to be here!' she captioned the image, which sees her standing on an airstrip in front of several private planes - no doubt having just disembarked from the Trump family's private jet.

Thumbs up! Ivanka Trump traveled to New Hampshire on Monday to support her father ahead of Tuesday night's caucus

Quick trip: The 34-year-old daughter of Republican presidential candidate Donald, 69, shared a similar image of herself posing in New York earlier in the day

Earlier that morning, Ivanka shared another image of herself posing outside on the sidewalk in New York, where she and her family live, modeling the same chic ensemble as in New Hampshire - but with far less snow falling around her. 

And while the mother-to-be is thought to be due to give birth to her third child with husband Jared Kushner within the next six weeks, her baby bump was barely visible under her chic blue coat, which was belted at the waist to accentuate her slender frame. 

The businesswoman, who already has a four-year-old daughter, Arabella, and a two-year-old son Joseph, is also pictured in both images carrying the black Soho Tote from her own eponymous fashion label, while her ensemble is finished off with a pair of knee-high leather boots and thick black tights.

Ivanka tagged her father, Donald, 69, as well as her brother Donald Jr and his wife Vanessa, and her brother Eric and his wife Lara, in her New Hampshire image, indicating that The Donald will have the support of the entire Trump clan during tomorrow's New Hampshire caucus. 

Soon-to-be mother-of-three: Ivanka is expecting her third child with husband Jared Kushner next month

Happy family: The businesswoman already has two children, a four-year-old daughter, Arabella, and a son Joseph, two, but she has not revealed whether they traveled with her to New Hampshire

Steady support: While Ivanka chose to skip the last Republican debate, she has happily been by her father's side for much of his campaign

Lara, 33, shared her own image from snowy New Hampshire, posting a picture of her high heel-clad feet being buried by the falling snow. 

Most of Donald's children have already made the trip to New Hampshire once in the past week, lending their support to the presidential candidate during the GOP debate on Saturday night. 

However Ivanka opted to skip the televised event, for which her father won applause thanks to his 'calm and focused' performance.

Indeed, the Republican candidate was declared the winner by a Google poll with a 28.4 per cent backing, while Marco Rubio came in second with 20.3 per cent, and Ted Cruz lagged behind with 16.2 per cent. 

Snow shoes: Eric Trump's wife Lara shared her own snowy snap from New Hampshire on Instagram on Monday, admitting that she had perhaps chosen the wrong footwear for the chilly weather

Always on-hand: Just like Ivanka, both Eric and Lara have been by Donald's side during almost all of his campaign events

However despite having the support from almost his entire family ahead of the Iowa caucus earlier this month, including his three older children, their spouses, and his own wife Melania, Donald suffered a defeat to Ted Cruz, who won with an impressive 27.6 per cent majority. 

Donald will no doubt be feeling confident ahead of Tuesday's caucus however, thanks to his victory during the New Hampshire debate on Saturday.  

He was lauded on Twitter as putting in a 'calm and focused' showing, but Donald was reluctant to be too enthusiastic about his own performance, telling DailyMail.com that he had a good - not a great - night.

'I'm getting really good reviews as you see, all the anchors are saying that I won the debate tonight,' he said. 'I think that from my standpoint I had a good performance, not a great performance, and they said I actually won the debate.'