Lee Ji-hye, "♥Moon Jae-wan, kiss even if your two daughters don't like it."Changes after 'Parents' First Sex Education'

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Singer Lee Ji-hye and broadcaster Sam Hammington revealed their difficulties with sex stories and their differences after the broadcast.

EBS 1TV's "Parents' First Sex Education," which will premiere on the afternoon of the 30th (Monday), is a talk-type program that deals with children's sex-related questions and daily sexual education concerns. Lee Ji-hye, a mother of two daughters, and Sam Hammington, a father of two sons, hosted the event.

The program combines the actual parenting experiences of the performers with expert explanations to point out the standards and methods of sex education that parents can sympathize with and apply directly at home. In particular, the special episode, which debuted during the Lunar New Year holiday last year, was well received by parents for delivering correct knowledge of sex education by addressing the gap in sex education that was cut off after sexual love and raising the need for parental sex education in line with the current era.

Lee Ji-hye, who is the first solo MC of EBS, said, "There have been changes at home since the special shooting." Lee Ji-hye said, "There was a situation where my husband would kiss his children often, but even if the children didn't like it, they would pass it over lightly," and told the episode, "After I told my husband about Professor Bae Jeong-eun's explanation that I should never do it when my child said he didn't like it, he first asked my child if I could kiss him." Lee Ji-hye said she felt again that it was important to respect the child's expression of "no."

Sam Hammington also said the program helped with actual parenting. He introduced his experience of asking, "Why are you two fighting?" or asking, "Mom, why don't you have this chili pepper?" when he saw a sex-related scene while watching the media, and confessed, "The most difficult part is to explain it accurately at the child's eye level." In particular, after filming the special, I became more conscious of the importance of vigilance and respect in my contact with my child," he said. He confessed, "I wanted to kiss somehow, but if my child doesn't like it, I came to think that I should respect that position."

The two performers said they expect "Parents' First Sex Education" to be a program for parents to watch and learn together.

"Parents watch YouTube or the Internet a lot to find the information they need while raising their children, but there are times when it is more confusing because it is mixed with information," Lee Ji-hye said. "This program will be of great help in that experts watch realistic situations together and give more accurate and detailed information."

"While raising my child, I felt that it was important for parents to be prepared first," he said, adding, "I hope that 'parents' first sex education' is a program that helps parents become prepared."

Sam Hammington also emphasized, "Parents should continue to learn because sex education continues to change." It is explained that because the way they learned in the past and the sex education needed for children now are different, parents also realized that they should study anew instead of staying in the old standards. "I'm always learning from the perspective of parents raising children, so I hope viewers will study with me," he said.

Parents' First Sex Education will premiere on EBS 1TV at 10:50 p.m. on the 30th.

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