"100-day-old daughter, brain palsy after falling"... Singer husband, worried about coercive parenting [Marriage Hell] [Comprehensive]

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'Oh Eun-young Report - Marriage Hell' revealed the marital life of a couple with mismatched rhythms who are in conflict over their parenting philosophies.

In the 167th episode of MBC's 'Oh Eun-young Report - Marriage Hell' broadcast on the 11th, the story of a 'mismatched couple' was revealed: a wife who works as a gayageum player and instructor, and a husband who is a trot singer in his 11th year.

The wife, who has an impressive career that even includes receiving the Presidential Award, spends her days from morning until night managing everything from art high school classes to private lessons. In contrast, the husband, who is said to be responsible for most of the childcare and housework, expressed his frustration by constantly sending messages urging his wife to come home while she was giving lessons. The husband said, "My wife prioritizes work over family," expressing his hurt feelings, while the wife replied, "He seems to think my work is easy," expressing her frustration.

In fact, when the wife's return from lessons was delayed, the husband called her through their daughter and kept sending messages urging her to finish work, creating a tense atmosphere. In response, Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) pointed out the husband's attitude, saying, "I felt uncomfortable watching the video. It seems he doesn't respect his working wife."

Meanwhile, the couple shed tears as they shared the story of their eldest daughter, who remains a wound that will never fade. The husband recalled the dizzying moment, saying, "The child, who was propped up on a sofa around 100 days after birth, suddenly rolled over and fell." Although there were no apparent abnormalities immediately after the fall, the child suddenly lost consciousness a week later and was rushed to the emergency room. Subsequently, the eldest child was diagnosed with brain palsy accompanied by right-sided hemiplegia.

'The mismatched couple' showed a stark difference in their parenting philosophies. The husband expressed his determination to make the eldest child walk, even if he had to be strict, while the wife said, "My husband speaks to the children in a somewhat strong tone." In response, Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) advised, "The eldest child is a child with medical difficulties. What a child with wounds needs is the support of parents."

Most notably, the husband left only his 6-year-old second child and 16-month-old third child at home to prepare for the eldest child's school attendance, surprising everyone. The husband, who usually does not leave the house with only the children, explained, "The school and home are close, so my wife has occasionally taken the children out one by one." Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.), with a stern expression, emphasized, "Today was a stroke of luck. Leaving young children at home is an abandonment of the adult's duty to protect, even if it happens just once," and stressed that "this is something that must never happen."

_NAME_0_ comforted the husband, who is struggling as a trot singer in his 11th year, saying, "His heart is very tired due to lowered self-esteem." For the wife, who is responsible for most of the family's livelihood, he diagnosed, "She is bearing too much on her own." He did not spare warm advice that all members of the couple need to look at each other with sympathy.

At the end of the broadcast, the couple looked at each other and conveyed their true feelings, saying, "You've worked hard raising our three children," and "You are the coolest man in the universe," expressing the sincerity they had kept hidden in their hearts.

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