Jennifer Garner Parenting: 'Miracles From Heaven' Star Parenting Secret With Seth Meyers: 'It's Going to Suck'

Jennifer Garner shared her ultimate key parenting secret on Thursday night's episode of "Late Night with Seth Meyers." "It's going to suck just like for everyone else," the "Miracles from Heaven" actress said to the "Late Night" host.

The mother of three had a chat with Seth Meyers on how to become a parent as Seth Meyers readies himself to become one real soon, reports E! Online. While there were many "how to's" when it comes to parenting, Jennifer Garner urged the host not to confuse himself with all these stuff because ultimately, it's still going to become a unique experience to him.

Seth Meyers and wife Alexi Ashe are expecting their first baby. So when asked for any advice Jennifer wished she had known before she had her first born, her answer was real and straight to the point: "It doesn't matter. Let it go. Don't worry about it," she said. "You're going to struggle. It's going to suck just like for everyone else."

Before #Alias, Jennifer Garner was a proud member of her school marching band.

Jennifer Garner has three kids -- Violet, 10, Seraphina, 7, and Samuel, 4 -- from ex-husband Ben Affleck. Garner admits that the learning process never stops when it comes to being a parent.

There’s no easy way when it comes to parenting and might as well disregard parenting books, Garner said. To which, Meyers is more than happy to comply given the amount of books his wife just piled on him, People reports. However, Garner advised the host that it may not be such a good idea.

During her "Miracles From Heaven" premiere, Jennifer Garner was interviewed by E! Online and the actress shared the greatest thing about her kids: making you live in the moment.She noted that most often, kids have no idea on what you have been doing before you arrived home.

Asking for your attention forces you to leave everything behind and just live in the present. Watch the other parts of the interview between Jennifer Garner and Seth Meyers on the "Late Show with Seth Meyers."