Celebrity Celebrity Family Celebrity Pregnancy Molly Sims' Son Brooks Is Making a Christmas List for His Baby Brother on the Way: He Knows 'What He Needs' Molly Sims talks to PEOPLE about how her oldest child is prepping for his little brother's arrival By Abby Stern Abby Stern Abby Stern is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She’s been writing about entertainment, fashion, beauty, and other lifestyle content for over fifteen years. People Editorial Guidelines Published on November 15, 2016 11:20AM EST Photo: Splash News Online If there’s anyone who’s a shoo-in for Santa’s “nice” list this holiday season, it’s Molly Sims‘s son, Brooks Alan. The oldest of the Stuber brood, 4, has yet to meet his baby brother, but that hasn’t stopped him from making sure his new sibling doesn’t miss out on receiving holiday gifts — even if his arrival won’t happen until after Christmas. “[Brooks] has a whole thing for him and what he needs and what he wants,” the expectant model and actress, 43, told reporters at the 5th Annual Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, California, on Saturday night. “He just asks me, ‘Is there any way you can just have him come out for just a little while? Then we’ll put him right back in.’ He has no clue,” she says with a giggle. Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter. While Sims is “feeling better,” she admits that her third pregnancy hasn’t all been a charm. “I had a bad first five months and now I’m not throwing up,” says the soon-to-be mom of three, who also shares 19-month-old daughter Scarlett May with husband Scott Stuber. RELATED VIDEO: Molly Sims: I gained 85 lbs. during my first pregnancy The sickness may be over but there is still an important task at hand: choosing the new baby’s name. While she and Stuber, 47, have their list down to a few monikers to choose from, the model and actress knows for sure what her new son’s name will not be. “MacGyver not being one of them,” she says. “[Scott] said that in front of someone. I was like, ‘We aren’t naming our child MacGyver.’ ” She continues, “He was like, ‘Really?’ I was like, ‘I overheard your conversation.’ Then he was like, ‘What about Stone Stuber?’ I was like, ‘No.’ “