Working it! Pregnant Ivanka Trump flaunts her baby bump and puts her long legs on show in a floral minidress as she poses up for a photoshoot at her company HQ

Ivanka Trump is due to give birth any day now, but that didn't stop the soon-to-be mother-of-three from flaunting her baby bump while giving a tour of her luxurious office just a few weeks ago. 

The 34-year-old, who is expecting her third child with husband Jared Kusher, 35, donned her favorite 'non-maternity maternity' dress from her eponymous women's collection when she gave MyDomaine peak into her work space in Manhattan that comes equipped with a play room for children. 

'We have a kids’ area for our visiting children, and then I have another office in the same building that’s got a very different feel to it,' she explained. 'It’s where I do my work as executive vice president of the Trump Organization. 

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Headquarters: Ivanka Trump looked radiant when she gave a tour of her chic Manhattan office in February 

'It’s funny, my kids are always bouncing back and forth between both offices, but Arabella prefers the pink one.' 

Ivanka has an undeniable pregnancy glow in the photos from shoot, which see her modeling an A-line floral dress that skims her baby bump and classic black stiletto heels. 

In another image, the blonde beauty is sitting at her desk where a picture of her and her now-four-year-old daughter Arabella can be seen hanging on the wall. 

The kids' room features small white chairs, a colorful abstract panting hanging on the wall, and a glass bowl of candy sitting on top of a fold-away desk that has the word 'play' splashed across the front in gold. 

Ivanka's children Arabella and her two-year-old son Joseph have already gotten a lot of use out of the room during their visit on Monday. 

Ivanka Trump HQ: The 34-year-old, who is expecting her third child with husband Jared Kusher, 35, said she also has an office where she does her work as the executive vice president of the Trump Organization 

Tots who play: Ivanka explained that they have a kids' area with a fold-away desk and small chairs for her and her teams' visiting children

The mom, who entertained her kids with plenty of activities, from coloring to ice-cream eating, documented their visit to her office in detail on her official Snapchat account, as well as on her Instagram.

In a series of Snapchat videos shared by Ivanka and her team, the kids can be seen coloring, posing for pictures, munching on ice cream and playing around on their mother's computer. 

Sharing an image of the pair on Instagram, in which they can be seen perched at Ivanka's desk, the soon-to-be mother-of-three wrote: 'Arabella and Joseph are all laughs helping me finish some emails.' 

Behind them, Ivanka's office wall is covered with mementos, including the number she wore when she ran the New York Marathon, a framed copy of her recent Town and Country cover, a series of Polaroid pictures, and some drawings, no doubt done by her children. 

The working mom told MyDomaine that although she is busier than ever, she believes motherhood has made her a better leader. 

Hard at work! Ivanka spent Monday in the office with her children, four-year-old Arabella and two-year-old Joseph, sharing several images and videos from their outing on her Instagram and Snapchat accounts

Say cheese! The proud mother made sure to take plenty of pictures of her children while they played

Works of art: Arabella and Joseph spent some time coloring in at a special kid-friendly work station in Ivanka Trump HQ in Manhattan 

Ivanka noted that she is doing far more professionally today than before she had children even though she has less time to do it, explaining: 'I am very involved in my children’s lives and that’s my top priority.'

'I think it’s been great, in a strange way, for me professionally, and I think I prioritize the right things,' she added of being a mom. 'And I think kids teach you how to be a better leader and how to be a better manager, because you can’t force them to do things against their will, you have to get them on board with the program.' 

Ivanka revealed that typically gets up between 5:05am and 5:30 and tries to exercise or meditate, although she rarely has time to do both. Before she wakes up her children at 7am, she showers, gets dressed, and reads the papers, so she is all ready to have breakfast with her children as a family.

But like many working moms, Ivanka takes her children to school a few days a week, but goes straight to the office on days she can't.   

Party time: Ivanka shared this throwback video of her children dancing on the coffee table in their living room

Priorities: Ivanka, who took to Instagram on Wednesday to share this photo of her children eating breakfast, said she gets up around 5am, so she can have a family breakfast with her kids at 7am 

'The benefit of less sleep is simply just being able to have a real chunk of time [with family] and still be in the office quite early,' she explained. 

On Wednesday, Ivanka took to Instagram to share a photo of her children sitting around the breakfast table in their pajamas.

Arabella and Joseph can be seen munching on a healthy breakfast featuring a variety of fruit, yogurt, and nuts, as well as glasses of water flavored with orange slices and berries.   

'Breakfast of Champions!' Ivanka captioned the sweet snapshot.

And on Thursday, the proud mom shared an adorable throwback video of Arabella and Joseph having a dance party in their living room. 

In the short clip, Arabella hams it up for the camera as she dances on top of the coffee table. Meanwhile, Joseph is having a blast crawling on the table and jumping onto the couch. 

Showing it off: Although she kept her bump hidden from view in her recent Snapchat posts, a few weeks ago, Ivanka shared this image on Instagram, in which she flaunted her belly in a printed dress from her own range

Proud parents: Ivanka and husband Jared Kushner are expecting their third child together, but that hasn't stopped the pair from assisting her dad Donald with his presidential campaign

Grandpa-to-be: Donald praised Ivanka for the hard work that she has put into his campaign, despite her pregnancy, describing her as 'so very, very special'

Nearly two weeks ago, Ivanka's father Donald revealed during a news conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach that he believes his daughter could give birth 'within the week'.

Unsurprisingly, given how popular his daughter has proven with voters, the proud grandad beamed from ear to ear as he discussed the birth of his future grandchild, who will no doubt follow in his or her mother's footsteps and become something of a regular fixture during the last few months of Donald's campaign, helping him to woo voters across the country by boosting his profile as a family man.

Indeed, unlike many women in the final stages of their pregnancy, Ivanka has done little to try and rest or relax during the past few weeks and has, if anything, actually increased her working schedule in order to be by her father's side during much of his campaign.

Although the entrepreneur and designer did not appear at her father's Palm Beach event, she has been a constant presence throughout his campaign, standing alongside him during his victories in South Carolina a month ago, and New Hampshire.

And even though she was not present in Nevada to see her father claim victory, Ivanka still took a central role in the lead-up to the caucus, appearing in a campaign video for The Donald in which she urged voters to take part and have their say.

Following his victory in New Hampshire, Donald praised his daughter for playing such an integral part in his campaign, despite being so heavily pregnant, saying: 'Ivanka, she was out. She made seven stops today at the polling areas - so very, very special.'