Jenna Bush Hager Enjoys Time with Her Husband Henry and Their 3 Kids for Easter in Sweet New Family Photos

Jenna Bush Hager enjoyed some quality family time this weekend.

The daytime talk show host, 43, spent her Easter surrounded by the people who matter most in her life — her family. On Sunday, April 20, Bush Hager, who has three children with her husband Henry Hager, shared adorable snaps of her family celebrating the holiday, including a photo of her family of five and a group shot of everyone who was in attendance for Easter.

"Happiest Easter!" she captioned the post.

Bush Hager and her husband share three children together: daughters Mila, 13, and Poppy, 9, and son Hal, 5.

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The former first daughter has been candid about her journey to motherhood, admitting that "logistics can be difficult" now that she's a mom of three.

She devotes time to "making sure that each child has the love that I know I feel for them." Overall, expanding her family has brought her more joy than ever. "It's fun," she told PEOPLE after the birth of her third child. "I'm really happy."

While she often gushes about her kids on the Today show, Bush Hager also keeps it real, sharing, "Sometimes I hide from the kids in the pantry and just have a cheese stick." She's not afraid to admit that there are "parts of mothering that are tedious and can be boring."

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Recently, Bush Hager opened up about one of the things she's the most concerned about as a mom of three.

While speaking with Monica Lewinsky about failure on the Wednesday, Feb. 19 episode of Today with Jenna and Friends, she noted she feels like that's one of the things she's concerned her kids won't be able to learn. Bush Hager shared that she thinks failing helps build her character.

"It's actually my biggest concern as a mom is I don't think our kids are allowed to fail," Bush Hager said. "And I failed publicly and it's actually what makes me, I feel like, my superpower."

"I feel brave because you can come out of something," she added. "We need to teach kids that they can come out of things."