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American actress Jessica Alba has spoken about going to therapy with her two daughters, allowing them a ‘safe space’ to communicate with her.Jessica, 41, gained recognition at the age of 19 starring as Max Guevara in the television series Dark Angel, a role for which she received a Golden Globe nomination.Since then she has gone on to star in the likes of Fantastic Four and Sin City, while raising her son and two daughters with husband Cash Warren.In a new interview, Jessica opened up on family life and how she attends therapy with both her daughters.Speaking to Glamour UK, Jessica said she began going to therapy with her eldest daughter Honor Marie, 14, and now also goes with her younger daughter Haven Garner, 10.The couple also share a four-year-old son, Hayes.On the subject of therapy with her kids, Jessica explained: ‘I was like, “Look, I’m not perfect. I’m not going to know all the answers, but I want to be a great parent to you.‘And what you like and don’t is different from what your sister likes and doesn’t like.

Thanksgiving and the holidays in general are a time for family and seeing how much you’ve grown. Jessica Alba shared a sweet photo of her whole family from over the holiday weekend on Monday November 29, and her oldest child Honor, 13, is growing into a young woman, who bares a striking resemblance to her mom. Jessica celebrated a lovely time spent with her family. “[Photo dump] from an awesome week with my sweet fam bam and our besties,” she wrote in the caption.

Jessica Alba is talking fame as a mother.

Jessica Alba’s daughter is growing up.

"That's why I even went on it in the first place," people.com quoted Alba as saying.Alba is the mother of Hayes Alba, 2, Haven Garner, 8 and a half, and Honor Marie, 12."I wanted to do something they were into even if it was out of my comfort zone," the actress said.In her videos app, the actress is often seen with her daughters and husband Cash Warren."He's only pretending," Alba said, adding: "The girls and I have fun and we bond and they're like, 'Daddy, do one with us'.