What a cutie! Bones star Emily Deschanel takes baby Henry to lunch with husband David Hornsby
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All that crispy kale makes Emily Deschanel go fast.
The Bones star was in the mood for walking after enjoying a healthy fuel-charged meal at Crossroads vegan restaurant in West Hollywood on Thursday.
Emily was joined by her writer-actor husband David Hornsby but she seemed to forget that point as she sped down the street.
Baby's day out: Emily Deschanel cradled son Henry, 20 months, as she sped down the street after lunch with husband David Hornsby on Thursday
The 36-year-old actress was carrying extra weight in the form of her bouncing baby boy Henry, 20 months.
The Los Angeles, California native was dressed down in blue jeans, black blouse and black checked blazer, along with black low-heeled sandals.
Emily, the older sister of actress Zooey, wore her sandy brown hair caught up in a casual bun and out of Henry's grasping range.
The youngster sported a grey and green jumper, jeans and bright red Crocs.
Energetic: The Bones star was in the mood for walking after her healthy lunch at vegan restaurant Crossroads in West Hollywood, but David seemed to be lagging behind
Emily, who plays Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan on the Fox comedy-drama, is currently enjoying a hiatus and obviously a stop at her favourite restaurant was top priority.
The outspoken vegan and animal rights supporter raves about the new gourmet vegan eatery co-founded by Tai Ronnen, whose classical dishes have also delighted Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres.
Emily has even taken to her Twitter page to pat Tai on the back.
'Had another incredible meal last night at @Crossroads8284 ! Thanks to @TalRonnen amazing!' Emily recently tweeted.
On a break: The 36-year-old actress is currently on hiatus from the Fox series
Not surprisingly Emily and her husband - who wed in a vegan-catered ceremony in September 2010 - are raising their boy vegetarian.
'We are raising Henry vegetarian,' Emily told Mother Nature Network. 'He will be mostly vegan and always have a choice in the matter, but we will educate him about why we make the choices we do with our food.
'My husband isn't one hundred percent vegan. I read Disease-Proof Your Child by Dr. Fuhrman, and think it is a must-read for parents trying to raise a healthy child,' she added.
Constant companion: Emily says that Henry accompanies her everywhere even to the Bones set
Meanwhile Emily says directing a Bones episode may be in her future, but later.
'I would just have to wait until my son was big enough that I didn't feel like I had to be with him as much,' the actress explained.
'Right now, I take him with me every day. I see him during my breaks. I'm still practicing as much attachment parenting as possible.
'I want to put my child first. But it is a goal for me, possibly next season or if we have a tenth season, or maybe both. We'll see.'
No Bones about it: Emily has played Dr. Temperence 'Bones' Brennan on the hit series for eight seasons so far
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Don't think David Boreanaz is vegan so of course she couldn't possibly marry him. I liked her until now why do these people who don't eat meat, or don't drink, or don't smoke, feel the need to ram it down everyone's throat. Oh and by the way I eat very little meat, don't drink and don't smoke. But when I invite people or am with people I don't ram it down their throats that I don't drink etc etc. Don't care if she lives on liquids alone, but don't think you should be doing that to a kid.
- Elizabeth , Paris, 24/5/2013 14:10
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