The Affleck-Garner’s enjoy Mothers Day weekend with their adorable baby Violet. Ben and Jen went to the City Bakery on Saturday and then to Sunday brunch at the Bel-Air hotel.

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Okay, I just don’t get tired of looking at pictures of these guys…so friggin cute!

LOTS MORE PICS AFTER THE JUMP!! (more…)

They are just too friggin cute.

Ben Affleck says it felt like he was “losing his virginity” again when he had colonic irrigation.

The ‘Hollywoodland’ actor recently underwent the medical procedure – which involves having warm water pumped into the intestines to flush out all un-passed excrement – but admits it was an experience he will not be repeating.

He told Britain’s Zoo magazine: “I lost my virginity all over again that day, in so many ways. I don’t think I will be having it done again.”

Colonic irrigation is not the only health conscious decision Ben has made recently – he has also given up smoking.

The 34-year-old actor revealed it was his role as chain-smoking bondsman Jack Dupree in new movie ‘Smokin’ Aces’ that convinced him to quit.

Ben – who has a one-year-old daughter Violet with his wife Jennifer Garner – said: “The whole week that I shot, I smoked, like, five packs a day. By the time the movie was over, I was so sick of smoking, I just didn’t want to do it anymore, and I quit. But it’s pretty cool that I have this celluloid record of the last time I smoked.”

Well, isn’t that a nice story.  Ew.

For the last year or so, Ben Afflecks biggest role has been playing dad to 1-year-old Violet and husband to Jennifer Garner. But last month’s Golden Globe nod for Hollywoodland and a new role in Smokin’ Aces has landed him back in the spotlight.

The actor, 34, talks about early-morning baby duty, working with brother Casey and getting back into the Hollywood swing of things.

Are you enjoying awards show season?
The tilt-a-whirl is nice every now and then. … But, like anything, you can overdo it.

You may not have won, but congrats on the Golden Globe nomination.
I was very happy. My wife was up early with our child and [woke me up] to tell me I’d been nominated – and to get me to change the baby.

You play a chain-smoking bail bondsman in Smokin’ Aces. You’re a smoker, right?
The whole week that I shot, I smoked, like, five packs a day. By the time the movie was over, I was so sick of smoking, I just didn’t want to do it anymore, and I quit. I have this celluloid record of the last time I smoked.

How was directing your brother Casey, 31, in Gone, Baby, Gone?
A pleasure. It was like directing anybody else, except I could fantasize that if it came down to it I could throttle him.

Jennifer Garner says being a mother has changed her life more than she ever could have imagined.

“Having a baby fills your life in such a way that no matter what you’re doing, there’s something bigger,” the mom of 1-year-old Violet said Saturday while promoting her new movie Catch and Release. “I’ve just been in heaven being with her the past year.”

In the new issue of PEOPLE, Garner, 34, shares more about bringing up baby with husband Ben Affleck, also 34:

How motherhood changed her: I call my mom now and say, “You know all the dinners you made that I said ‘No’ to and went off and ate peanut butter? I’m sorry. I get it. I slaved over roasting this, and (Violet) goes, ‘No, no, no!’ ”

Lessons learned: I was rocking her, and she was fascinated by the light hitting the ceiling. I thought, “God, for the past five years, I haven’t stopped to look at light on the ceiling for (one) second.” To slow down and go at her pace has been such a gift.

Losing the baby weight: It took me a long, long time. I just wasn’t that motivated. I wanted to play with her. Then I got on the treadmill, stopped stuffing my face and lost the weight. I cut out croissants, bagels and muffins – all the good stuff. And went back to having a salad once a day and protein.

Ben Affleck on daddy-duty: He does a good job. I mean, okay, maybe I wrote out what he was supposed to make for her (to eat) today while I was gone. But that’s just me being paranoid. He’s great – he can do it.

On the Mommy-Daddy bond: There’s nothing more emotional than seeing your partner – the man you love – with your baby at any time: the first time, the second, yesterday, today. There’s nothing more beautiful.

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