"It's always a work in progress, right? It's constantly trying to find the balance, trying to find that time that we can connect."
The actress told 'The View', "Thank God for Zoom and FaceTime. For parents who have gone a long way, it's been really helpful. Just taking time out, we can connect with each other." And can meet each other or bring them to children."
"We've never done this before with two, I'm tired. It's been four shows, I don't know how he'll do it or how we'll do it, but we'll get it done somehow, some way!" " added Biel, who has been married to Timberlake since 2012 and shares sons Silias and Finneas.
Biel has released 'A Kids Book About Periods' and talked about how she wants to make her sons aware about female reproductive health, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"It was kind of an accident. Women's reproductive health has always been interesting to me. It felt like an important topic to start with, demystifying, destigmatizing, and giving parents and young people who "You're not going to experience major changes in your body." A tool and a resource,” she said.
The actress said it is important for everyone to know about the changes taking place in a family member or a loved one.
She concluded by saying: “I'm having a period, and I want my boys to understand what I'm going through, I want them to be supportive or maybe ultimate partners. When I was younger and I was learning about sex-ed and health, we were separated, so I was all a mystery, and it doesn't feel right."
The actress told 'The View', "Thank God for Zoom and FaceTime. For parents who have gone a long way, it's been really helpful. Just taking time out, we can connect with each other." And can meet each other or bring them to children."
"We've never done this before with two, I'm tired. It's been four shows, I don't know how he'll do it or how we'll do it, but we'll get it done somehow, some way!" " added Biel, who has been married to Timberlake since 2012 and shares sons Silias and Finneas.
Biel has released 'A Kids Book About Periods' and talked about how she wants to make her sons aware about female reproductive health, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"It was kind of an accident. Women's reproductive health has always been interesting to me. It felt like an important topic to start with, demystifying, destigmatizing, and giving parents and young people who "You're not going to experience major changes in your body." A tool and a resource,” she said.
The actress said it is important for everyone to know about the changes taking place in a family member or a loved one.
She concluded by saying: “I'm having a period, and I want my boys to understand what I'm going through, I want them to be supportive or maybe ultimate partners. When I was younger and I was learning about sex-ed and health, we were separated, so I was all a mystery, and it doesn't feel right."
