Alicia Silverstone still sleeps with her 11-year-old son Bear.
Alicia Silverstone still sleeps with her 11-year-old son
The 45-year-old actress - who shares her son with ex-husband Christopher Jarecki - claims she is simply "following nature" with her parenting style.
Speaking on 'The Ellen Fisher Podcast', Alicia said: "If you were in any kind of wild setting where there are animals ... if you put your baby over there, your baby is going to get eaten. It's not ideal for the baby to be over there."
Alicia also praised motherhood as "the most precious, most unbelievable experience in this world," adding, "For me, it's so divine."
And she revealed she initially wanted four children but her obsession with Bear and her split from his father, led to her being a mother of one.
She explained: "I wanted to have more [kids], but then my relationship got messed up, and it wasn't a great time to bring one in. I didn't want to have one right away because I was so in love with my Bear.
"I wanted to squeeze every little moment out of him, so it wasn't until he was like three that I was ready to make another baby and then I didn't have a partner, so that's why I don't have four babies."
Alicia previously shared that she took Bear to watch her classic teen romance 'Clueless' when he was just five years old and he loved it.
She said: " "He saw 'Clueless' when he was five, because it was on at the Hollywood [Forever] Cemetery. ... Four thousand people came to see and I couldn’t pass that experience up, of watching it under the stars, pillows on the ground with rosé.
"He was so young and it's not appropriate, I think, for a five year old to watch that movie... it’s all about sex and stuff, so I just thought, 'Oops'. But, at the time... he loved it.”
Alicia said that Bear “picked up” a new way of showing affection his to mother, who played the lead role Cher Horowitz in the movie.
She said: “But what he really picked up [on is] he tried to kiss me, like, passionate kisses, because that’s what he saw in the movie."
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