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On this occasion, the couple have decided to open up about how they welcomed Silas, reported E! Online.
In a new book, The Nanny Connie Way: Secrets to Mastering the First Four Months of Parenthood, Justin and Jessica expressed how nanny Connie Simpson helped them adjust into parenting.
PHOTO: INSIDER"Our story with Nanny Connie started the day we brought our son home from the hospital," the pair wrote in the book. "That may sound like a normal statement coming from new parents, except our birth plan was anything but normal."
They continued, "We had two midwives, one doula, one meditation birthing class, a ton of hippie baby books, and a lovely home in the Hollywood Hills that we had turned into a labour training facility that we called The Octagon. So, not exactly normal."
The couple further shared that Silas' birth didn't go as planned and Jessica had to have an emergency C-section. "When all our plans fell apart and the serene, natural childbirth we had envisioned ended with a transfer to the hospital and an emergency C-section, we arrived home exhausted, disillusioned, and totally in shock," an excerpt from the book further read.
PHOTO: OK! MAGIn a recent interview with Zane Lowe, Justin opened up about becoming a parent. "When you have kids, all of a sudden you're faced with your own childhood, good and bad, and am I going to completely mess this kid up?"
Justin shared, "I feel like the success of parenthood is feeling like, 'Uh, I failed all day today but I get to wake up tomorrow and do it again,' and hopefully, they turn out to be a good human being."
PHOTO: HELLO MAGWhen asked whether the two are planning on having more children, Justin responded saying that he wants to have as many as they can.
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