Let’s talk about family bonding, shall we? Jessica Alba, the queen of multitasking, has been giving us all the feels with her heartwarming posts on social media. Recently, her husband, Cash Warren, took their adorable 2-year-old son, Hayes, outside for some good old-fashioned family fun. They were playing a friendly game of baseball, which is just the cutest thing ever. Can you picture it? A sunny day, a little bat, and a whole lot of love.

Family Time Under the Sun

Jessica couldn’t resist sharing this precious moment with her followers on Instagram. She captioned the video, “My boy. #2yearsold #canttellhimnothin #sundayfunday #happyathome.” Talk about a proud mama moment. What’s even more special is that the clip was filmed by her 8-year-old daughter, Haven. Jessica added, “Work on point!” proving that Haven’s got some serious directorial skills. It’s clear that this family loves spending time together and cherishing every moment.

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More Than Just Fun and Games

But that’s not all. Jessica and Cash Warren also have an 11-year-old daughter named Honor. With three kids and a global pandemic to navigate, this family has been finding creative ways to keep themselves entertained. On March 14, Jessica shared a TikTok-inspired video of herself and Haven dancing around the house. She captioned the clip, “Just over here doing @TikTok while staying inside. Havie was creative director on this one.” It’s clear that this family knows how to have fun, even when they’re stuck at home.

Bonding Through Tattoos and Therapy

Jessica isn’t just about fun and games. She’s also deeply committed to her family. To commemorate her children’s birthdays, she got three tattoos of their zodiac signs on her left arm. In an interview with Refinery29, she explained, “I really wanted to think about what would be meaningful over time. When you get something when you’re 17 and now you’re 38, you’re like, ‘Hmm, don’t know if that’s too meaningful.’ But for that one, the kids are forever.” It’s a beautiful way to celebrate her connection with her children.

But Jessica knows that parenting goes beyond tattoos. At Her Campus Media’s eighth annual Her Conference in June, she revealed that she uses therapy to stay connected with her kids. She said, “Some people think, like in my family, you talk to a priest and that’s it. I don’t really feel comfortable talking to him about my feelings. I didn’t grow up in an environment where you talked about this stuff, and it was just like shut it down and keep it moving, so I find a lot of inspiration just in talking to my kids.” That’s some serious parenting wisdom right there.

It’s clear that Jessica and her family have created a loving, supportive home environment. They’re not just surviving; they’re thriving. And honestly, who couldn’t use a little bit of that magic in their own lives?