we’re backstage at GMA with Eva Pilgrim with Rebecca Jarvis with Ariel russan with Lara Spencer we’re in the weather room with Ginger Z we’re in the GMA Green Room With Lori burato my biggest parenting win is that I have two adult kids who are happy they are healthy and they are doing what they love my favorite time of day with my kids this is a tricky one for me I’ll be honest it it sort of is tough in this business but it is the morning I’m going to say it is night time I love when they wake up so so happy or at least my kids do they’re smiling they’re giggling it’s a lot of fun um because they’re just usually in really good spirits and they like to snuggle and it’s just a sweet time of day well notice at dinner time hey guys how was school what’ you do today I get nothing but at night when I’m just saying good night to them they will unleash every single part of their Day from the really happy stuff to something that they’re concerned about it is the best I think the hardest part of parenting is accepting that your child is a human and not a computer realizing that they are who they are and we can only really encourage or help uh you know the the nurture part because the nature is thick you can’t program them to do all the things you want them to be and do the hardest part of parenting I think is accepting that there is no balance every time you think you have figured it out they change it’s like what the heck the idea of balance is a total farce you have to just accept that some days you feel like you’re winning and some days you feel like you aren’t it’s really about the gestal it’s about the big picture of all of it how are you doing on the whole how how are your children interacting with the world how how do they feel loved that’s the most important part biggest parenting win I think is when I see my two sons interacting with each other and they love each other so much so we’ve really fostered the bond between the two of them and just raising kind children to see them achieve their dreams and not be afraid to fail trying that’s that’s a pretty happy parenting moment