ER actress Laura Innes, 47, and her daughter Mia, 6, were spotted enjoying some ice cream over the weekend. Laura and husband David Brisbin also have a son, Cal, 17. After his premature birth in 1990, Laura was hospitalized for three months. When it came time to add to their family, David and Laura adopted Mia, who was a year old at the time, from China in 2002 — they’ve been open about their involvement in Families With Children From China.
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ER fan on
They’re adorable! I remember when Laura Innes first adopted Mia. She’s such a big girl now!
popi on
Wow I think that’s the first time I see a picture of Laura and her daughter because she is so low key. Mia is a stunning little girl! And that’s funny how they both have the same expression in the third picture. And it’s really great to see how happy they are together 
Emily on
Wow, I haven’t seen a picture of Mia since she was like 2. Thanks for sharing these!!!
DB on
What a cutie — and what a character! I love to see mommies and kids having fun together like that!
Acinom#1 on
Beautiful child.
Used to Love Her on
She is soo beautiful. What a beautiful little girl!! I didn’t even know she had kids. I love this site!
Ana Lima on
OMG! She is so beautiful and big!!! Last time I saw her she was a baby…I’ve been dying to see new pics of her!
briana nunez biggest fan of laura innes on
omfg shes so adorable i mean i would love to adopt her i saw her pic when she was a baby and now shes all grown up omg i mean like shes so big now i wish she was mine she so cute and healthy….. i love her new pics…..
babygir239 on
omg i remember when there wer epics of mia when she was a baby she was so cute and is stil;l just as adorable ho ever made this site is a geneuis
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"It helps that other moms had said that once they had their babies, they forgot they were ever pregnant. So once my focus became the baby and not the pregnancy, it was a very easy decision."
