A child named Geumjok, who lives according to a perfectly planned schedule, appears on "My precious child."
On Friday, 28th, at 8:10 p.m., Channel A's "The recent parenting - My precious child" will reveal the story of a "3-year-old daughter who must follow her mom and dad's rules to live."
On that day, a mother and father with a 3-year-old daughter will appear in the studio. The two met as colleagues and ended up marrying through an office romance, both sharing the same MBTI type of TJ, which makes them perfectly matched with their planned personalities. However, they are troubled by Geumjok, who has been unable to sleep for five months, saying she wants to go to the bathroom every night. The focus is on what issues Geumjok may have.
The observed video shows Geumjok's family preparing dinner. However, the suspicious behavior of the mother catches attention. She meticulously measures the weight of ingredients on a scale, checking everything from the grams of meat to the number of tomatoes. The mother, who always ensures the exact amount of food for Geumjok, even made a menu that includes a balanced diet with five major nutrients. The panel is astonished by the flawless "TJ" dining method for Geumjok's healthy meals.
The continued video depicts a weekend routine that follows a perfectly organized schedule. The day begins with reading between Geumjok and her father at 7 a.m., and parenting activities, from meals to bath time, are all conducted according to scheduled times. After wrapping up the day's parenting, the couple engages in a serious conversation while looking at a chart on the computer screen. They diligently record Geumjok's sleep diary, noting the times she went to bed, the bathroom visits, and the number of times she woke up each night to address the issue of her waking up. However, Dr. Oh, who watched this, says there is a different reason why Geumjok wakes up at night. Curiosity grows about what real issue Geumjok's parents might be overlooking.
Meanwhile, the next day, a scene shows Geumjok playing with toy cars with her father, followed by a moment when she is startled by the loud noise of a toy excavator. However, the father attempts to reassure Geumjok by explaining the machine's operating principles rather than acknowledging her startled feelings. Dr. Oh, who observed this, points out the father's parenting style as one that could lead to emotional difficulties in the child's development, indicating the tendency to OOO.
What solution will Dr. Oh provide for Geumjok's family, who cannot sleep comfortably every night? Viewers can find out on the upcoming 28th (Friday) at 8:10 p.m. on Channel A's "The recent parenting - My precious child."
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