On Friday (4th) at 8:10 p.m., Channel A's "Recent Parenting – My Precious Child" will feature the story of a first-grade son suffering from "100-point obsession."
On that day, the studio will have the mom of the charming child with an attractive smile and the maternal grandmother as grants. Although the child usually receives abundant love from the family with a charming demeanor, they aim for perfection in learning and sometimes show violent behavior, surprising the family. Attention is focused on what events may unfold for the child’s family.
The observed video captures the child starting the day in their mother's arms. During a time when the whole family, including the maternal grandmother, is gathered, the child suggests playing a game of cracking eggs. Soon, the game begins, and the father wins. However, the child, unable to accept the result, shows behavior trying to attack the mother. The child cries out, "No one should score! I must score alone!" In response, Dr. Oh notes that there is a reason for the child’s behavior, sparking curiosity among the panel.
In the subsequent video, the child is seen studying Chinese characters with their mother. Suddenly, they head to the refrigerator and take out two snacks. When the mother tries to stop them, the child insists they must eat eight more. Adding frightening words, they begin to throw a tantrum, stating they absolutely must eat more. Watching the child's insistence on the number "10" even while eating snacks, Dr. Oh analyzes that the child is currently experiencing "this" symptom.
Meanwhile, after the production team has left, the mother secretly calls the father into the room to talk. She instructs the maternal grandmother over the phone, saying, "There’s a camera, right?" and "Don’t talk." Additionally, there is a scene where the mother suddenly instructs the returning father to remain still in one spot. While explaining that there are other reasons behind the mother's excessive control, Dr. Oh asserts that the mother must escape from such control to ensure the children's happiness.
What could be the hidden true reason for the child's aggression? This can be confirmed on Friday, the 4th, at 8:10 p.m. on Channel A's "Recent Parenting – My Precious Child."
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