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What kind of change has happened in the mind of the mother Lee Ji-hye, who sent her first child to a nursery in England and registered her second child in a public day care centre?
On the 1st, on the YouTube channel Unhateful Kwanjong, there was a scene where Lee Ji-hye’s second daughter, Ellie, went to daycare for the first time.
Lee Ji-hye, who prepared for her first daughter, Tae-ri’s departure and Ellie’s first departure, also admitted her complaints about childcare. In the car going to school, Tae-ri showed tears because she didn’t want to go to kindergarten, and Ji-hye Lee started talking as if she was used to him. Lee Ji-hye, who managed to relieve Tae-ri and managed to go to school, completed Elly’s first education with relative ease.
And the climb a few days later. Tae-ri was still reluctant to go to school, and Lee Ji-hye eventually made Ellie go to school before Tae-ri at Tae-ri’s request. Lee Ji-hye, who calmed down the crying Tae-ri and sent her to kindergarten, explained Tae-ri’s tendency, saying, “What I realized is that Tae-ri hates breaking up with her mother.
Following this, Lee Ji-hye, who had finished attending school in Tae-ri safely, got into the car and shared her worries about childcare with Moon Jae-wan. Next, Lee Ji-hye said, “I wanted to tell you that.” “Those who raised my first child would think the same as I did, but when I was 3 or 4 years old, I didn’t really learn much. I also sent Taeri when he was 18 months old.”
Moon Jae-wan, who was listening to the story from the side, said, “But isn’t Ellie better (English) later?” Ellie attends a national and public daycare centre, not a nursery in England. Lee Ji-hye replied, “I asked an older sister I know, and she has also taken English kindergarten since she was a child, and the second one is sent to a day care center here. But the second one is much better in English.”
Lee Ji-hye ended the video, saying, “Of course, I have a mother’s heart to do my best from the beginning. But I think those who have had multiple births will seems to sympathize with me very much.”
Hyejun Moon Editor hyejoon.moon@huffpost.kr
