Celebrity Parents Jessica Biel Says Eating in the Shower Is Just Part of 'Mom Life': 'Sometimes It's a Huge Failure' "If you get a little water in the milk, not a big deal," Jessica Biel tells Jimmy Fallon of eating cereal in the shower By Jen Juneau Jen Juneau Twitter Jen Juneau is a digital news writer for PEOPLE since 2016. People Editorial Guidelines Published on February 17, 2017 12:15 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos When you’re a parent, you fit in the daily essentials where you can — and Jessica Biel is no exception. The 34-year-old actress stopped by The Tonight Show Thursday, and spoke to Jimmy Fallon about one specific skill she has become adept at since welcoming son Silas Randall, now 22 months: eating in the shower. “This is just mom life,” Biel tells Fallon when he brings out a print of an Instagram photo she shared in September, showing a set of dishes resting on a ledge in her shower. “I don’t know if anybody else does this, [but] I don’t have time for anything.” “I’m feeding [Silas] in the morning, trying to get ready, and I realize I haven’t eaten, [so] I just take it into the shower,” The Book of Love star explains of a typical at-home scenario. “Sometimes it’s a huge success! Sometimes it’s a huge failure.” Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter. Andrew Lipovsky/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Intrigued, the host asks how the restaurant owner, mother of one and wife to Justin Timberlake makes it work. “I put it up on my little shelf thing and I go over and I get a bite, and I come back and I [wash my hair] and I scrub, and I go back [and take a drink], I go back over,” she says, miming the actions. “It’s great! Honestly, you should try it,” she encourages Fallon. Andrew Lipovsky/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty RELATED VIDEO: Jessica Biel Talks About Baby #2 on Ellen! Fallon then poses a question that’s probably on many audience members’ minds: How does she handle certain foods, like cereal? “It does [work]. Because if you get a little water in the milk, not a big deal,” Biel says. “You know what’s a little tough is, like, a sandwich. Bread, it can be somewhat [tricky]. Sausage works great.”