Anna Faris "feels really guilty" about the lack of anxiety after the first day of her son's kindergarten

Anna Faris had mixed feelings about the idea of ​​dropping her son in kindergarten.

The 41 years Mom actress arrested by The speech On Tuesday, she detailed her emotional state when she brought her 6 year old son, Jack, to school for the first time in school with his ex, Chris Pratt.

"That's it: I feel really guilty about not being more anxious," Faris admitted. "… We have the impression that all the other parents are very anxious and that the kindergarten teachers are saying," Uh, is everything okay? "And I thought," Can not we just drop them? "

It seems that the whole family was cautious about this milestone, especially Jack!

"Chris and I drove over there and we were trying to transfer no trace of worry, you know, I did not have it, clearly. I thought, "I have to go to work, kid," Faris joked. "[Jack] just run. He was like, "Goodbye guys!"

Faris revealed that her lack of nerves gave her "the guilt of her mother" because she felt that all this experience "should pull me emotionally more than that. [did]. "

"Maybe you knew it was ready," proposed one of the show's hosts.

"Or maybe I wanted to continue my day," Faris joked.

Faris and Pratt, 39, remained friendly in the middle of their separation and even visited schools together in March.

"They both went on family school trips and you would never know that Anna and Chris are not together," a source told ET earlier this year. "They seemed to be a happy couple and a happy family with Jack."

The source continued, "They are still laughing and enjoying themselves together and seem to have found a nice friendship as a co-parent, and they are really determined to make this separation as easy as possible for Jack, helping him get better. 39, adapting to a great school is part of that. "

AND caught up with Faris in May, where he was preparing some not-so-cute things that Jack had been preparing recently.

"You know, they are reaching an age when unpleasant things stop being cute," she said. "Like, first of all, when they draw on your wall and you're like," Oh yeah, it's a bit charming because my kid is maybe an artist. "And when they do it later at five and a half, you say," No, no. It's no longer so cute. "

Watch the video below to learn more about ET's interview with the actress: