Jessica Alba spent special time with her younger daughter as she prepared for a family outing.
The Honest Company co-founder, 42, shared photos from her nephew’s soccer game on Sunday, which she attended with husband Cash Warren and their two younger children β 5Β½-year-old son Hayes and daughter Haven Garner, 12. The couple are also parents to daughter Honor Marie , 15, who was not pictured with her family at the event.
Ahead of the big game, the actress and her daughter shared a sweet video in which the two posed together, fresh-faced before going easy on the glam.
“So proud of my nephew #Carter for taking home the W last night πππ½π₯³ #goBearcats #BonitaFootball,” Alba captioned snaps from the night.
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Jessica Alba shared her daughter’s school photos: ‘Where did the time go?’
Talking to PEOPLE on Fair renovations at a screening with Lizzy Mathis at the CHIEF Clubhouse in New York last month, Alba talked about her children’s personalities.
“I would say they’re all very different,” Alba told PEOPLE. “They’re all at different stages of life and need something different than I do.”
βThe only thing that is consistent,β she continued, β[is] my 5 year old gets jealous when i pet my 12 year old or 15 year old. My 12 year old gets jealous when I cuddle my 15 year old and 5 year old. And my 15-year-old gets jealous when I cuddle my 12-year-old.”
“If I pet one of them and rub their head, suddenly I have them all on me and they all say: ‘Mom, rub my head, rub my head, just rub my back’ ” Sin city added the actress.
Jessica Alba and her family. Jessica Alba’s Instagram
In 2022, the actress appeared in an episode of Dear Media’s Raising good people podcast to discuss her experience raising a teenager and a toddler and share what she believes is one of the most challenging parts of parenting.
“The hardest part of parenting is letting your kids make mistakes and knowing when it’s going to be too hard or too much,” she explained. “And then you’re like, I guess nothing is too much.”
“But I also like, those aren’t mistakes, they’re lessons, and they’re meant to go through challenges and they’re meant to come out on the other side,” she continued. “So yeah, it’s impossible. That’s one thing I definitely struggle with.”
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