Alyssa Milano doesn’t think every child actor is bound to get in trouble with the law.

The 40-year-old actress appeared on screens as a preteen in the 1980s sitcom “Who’s The Boss,” and thinks her genuine gift of being an actress has kept her from going off the rails.

“I hope it’s talent,” she told Maxim magazine. “That was an era when TV child actors just didn’t work after their show was over.”

The “Mistresses” star believes that only certain people have been able to hold on to regular jobs while maintaining their wholesome image.

She counts “Married With Children’s” Christina Applegate, 41, as another actress who has done well out of starting work early in life.

“I think Christina Applegate and I are the only two who maintained some sort of career path past the shows that launched us,” she confessed.

Milano welcomed her first child with her CAA agent husband David Bugliari in 2011.

She thinks that troubled stars like Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes didn’t have much chance of have a healthy career and personal life to begin with.

“I have a great family, and I look at a lot of these kids who struggle in the industry and think they’d have struggled no matter what they did,” she admitted.

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Alyssa Milano may be showing us all kinds of sexiness lately, but her husband David Bugliari isn’t worried one bit.

“He’s very supportive,” Milano told me just about a month ago at the Billboard Music Awards. “He’s [a talent] agent, so he’s used to this crazy business.”

Milano appears braless underneath a flannel shirt while wearing a pair of shorter-than-short shorts on the cover of Maxim magazine’s July issue.

The 40-year-old mom of one not only sizzles there, but she’s also steaming up television with her provacotive new prime-time soap, Mistresses.

“We have such a solid relationship,” Milano said of her marriage. “Nothing could sway that.”

The former Charmed star and the Creative Artists Agency agent married almost four years ago at his family’s estate in New Jersey. Milano wore a Vera Wang gown. Guests included Bugliari’s client Bradley Cooper.

The couple had been dating for more than a year when Bugliari popped the question.

Milano gave birth to their first their first baby, son Milo, 10 months ago. “Two days ago, he said, ‘I love you, mama,'” she said at the Billboards. “I died. I was crying. I was such a mess.”

And look for more little ones sooner than later. “I’ve had such a great time being pregnant that you’re probably going to see me more pregnant than not in the next few years because I’m really digging it,” Milano told me back when she was still preggers in May 2011.

Mistresses premiered on June 3. “It’s Disney/ABC so it’s not too naked. Mickey wouldn’t approve,” Milano said. “But it is saucy, for sure.”

She is one busy lady. It was announced earlier this month that she was replacing Carolyn Murphy as the new host of Project Runway All Stars. The latest round of the fashion competition show is expected to premiere in the fall with returning judges Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman.

Here’s hoping Milano does double duty as a model during a lingerie challenge.

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As far as TV actresses go, Alyssa Milano is an admired thespian of the small screen. Milano has been captivating audiences with her gorgeous smile for almost three decades—from playing little Samantha Micelli in Who’s The Boss? to Phoebe Halliwell in the Charmed series, and now via her new role in ABC’s Mistresses and as the host of Lifetime’s Project Runway All Stars. We have literally grown up with Milano! And just like us, she is now a mother—having given birth to her son Milo last August.

Mother, actress, producer, designer, and ambassador to the Global Network and UNICEF, the woman wears many hats. Today, this jack-of-all-trades shares her mom essentials with Elizabeth Street.

Jeans: Rag & Bone
T-shirt brand: Splendid
Winter Coat/Outwear: North Face
Cold weather accessory: Hats
Jewelry: My “Milo” necklace
Non-diaper bag: Anything Prada
Beauty product: Caledula Oil
Hair(salon & stylist): Lorenzo Martin at Jose Eber
Kid’s haircut: I cut his hair myself
Kid’s shoes: Stride Rite
Kid’s clothing brand: Baby Gap
Children’s book: The Giving Tree
Music to listen to with the kids: Jewel
Brunch with the kids: Marmalade
Place to vacation with the family: Lake Tahoe
Family-friendly restaurant: California Pizza Kitchen
App for the kids: Endless Alphabet
Food to make with the kids: Cupcakes
Place to get kid’s birthday party cake: Hansen’s Cakes
Candle: Wen Sweet Almond Mint
Coffee: Iced vanilla latte
Healthy snack to share with the kids: Watermelon
Diaper bag: Danzo Backpack
Luggage: KiplingParenting book: Happiest Baby On The Block by Dr. Harvey Karp

Alyssa Milano has always looked like a Disney princess, and as it turns out, The Little Mermaid is actually based on what she looked like as a child!

Wednesday on The Wendy Williams Show, the 40-year-old actress was asked point-blank, “Were you the inspiration for this character [Ariel]?”

“I actually was,” Milano replied, smiling about the iconic 1989 movie. “I didn’t know that when it was going on, but they asked me to host the making of The Little Mermaid and it came out there that the drawing and likeness of The Little Mermaid was based on pictures of me from when I was younger, which is so cool!”

“Doesn’t that just make you want to dye your hair red and wear a clamshell bra all the time?” Williams asked.

“Yes,” Milano quipped. “That’s how I walk around at home.”

Hopefully in a house filled with gadgets and gizmos a-plenty, whozits and whatzits galore, and thingamabobs—at least 20.