After her 'conscious uncoupling' with her husband of ten years Christ Martin earlier this year, Gwyneth Paltrow has finally left the London home they shared together and returned to Los Angeles, so she is definitely ready for a new start.

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Paltrow doesn't understand how women can be so negative about other women

And moving back to the U.S. seemed to be a good place to begin a new chapter in her life because there has been "deep comfort" moving back to California as it is "so familiar" to her, she recently told the February issue of Harper's Bazaar U.K.

"The other day I was lying on the grass and the kids were playing and I was looking at the blue sky and the palm-trees-and there was something about the weather and the smell and I was, like, eight years old again," added Paltrow, who is mother to daughter Apple, 10, and son Moses, 8.

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"I had such a strong memory of being a kid here-it's a really nice place to be a little kid," she continues, "and it's great to watch my children have that experience."

As well as her marriage ending this year, Paltrow also went through a hard time when she was heavily criticized by her fellow females after claiming working mothers have an easier job raising their children than she does. Although she is used to receiving the abuse, the 'Iron Man' actress still finds it hard to understand how woman can behave in such a way towards each other.

"Women really need to examine why they're so vitriolic to other women; why they want to twist words, why they want to read about someone else in a negative light and why that feels good to them," she said. "But I also know a huge tribe of women who are loving and supportive of other women, in ways that are completely transformative."

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If this experience has had any positive outcomes, it is that Paltrow has "learnt the power of kindness and the importance of non-judgemental ways of looking at others."