Jessica Alba: 'I didn't leave the house after baby'

Jessica Alba has revealed that she "didn't leave the house" when she had her daughter Honor Marie.

The Little Fockers actress, who is expecting her second child with husband Cash Warren, said that becoming a mother kept her so busy that she struggled to keep up with her acting career.

Alba told Latina: "After I had Honor I didn't leave the house for a while. It was all about changing diapers and feedings and still trying to get back into the routine of my acting thing.

"I love what I do. But unless it's worth it, I'm not going to spend time away from my daughter. Before I had her, work was all I had. Now it's not."

The 30-year-old explained that one benefit of being an experienced mum is that she is prepared for her next child.

Alba added: "The first time around, every moment was so new and terrifying and now I know what to expect. It's like, 'It's fine, I've been there before'.

"With Honor, I was constantly asking myself, 'Is she moving? Is her heart beating?' I'd worry about everything, and with this baby I don't have the same anxieties."

Alba recently confessed that her daughter Honor wants her unborn sibling to be "out" of her stomach.

Alba can next be seen in Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World, which hits cinemas on August 19.

Watch Jessica Alba in the trailer for Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World below: