Mary McCormack - Family-Friendly On Set
Mary McCormack, 43, welcomes her daughters Margaret, 6½, and Rose, 4, into the cozy, kid-friendly space, outfitted with a child-sized table, bookcase and toy nook, whenever she has a break from scenes.
They're in school during the day and then after school, they usually come here,
she says. It’s nice and they like to be in the trailer.
We draw, paint, read and play hide and seek,
she says. We have pillow fights in the little bedroom. Margaret was 1½ when we shot the pilot and Rose was 8-weeks-old when I came back to work. They’ve never known life without it.
McCormack says that having the chance to see her kids during the day makes her feel like a very lucky working mom.
I've nursed babies on-set and in the hair and makeup trailer,
she says.
While working on the fourth season of In Plain Sight, McCormack learned she was pregnant. The producer saw a neat plot twist, she said: A baby jostles everything for a cynic who dislikes children, a control freak whose life is already overcrowd: She's going to be sleep-deprived and frustrated.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on CelebrityBabies.People.com
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Originally posted in June 28, 2011.
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