Top student's fourth-grade son, mother's harsh words lead to worsening tic symptoms..grades plummet [My Precious Child]

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On 'My Precious Child,' the story of a fourth-grade student whose academic performance has declined alongside severe tic symptoms is featured.

In the Channel A variety program 'Modern Parenting - My Precious Child,' airing on the 22nd, the story of 'a late-born top student's fourth-grade son facing a crisis' will be revealed.

On this day, a couple raising their late-born fourth-grade son, who had excelled in all areas from academics to arts and sports, appears in the studio. According to Channel A, this couple's child, Geum-jjok, was once a top student, but recently, his complex tic symptoms have worsened, and his grades have begun to plummet.

In today's broadcast, the daily life of Geum-jjok, who went out to play with his mother and friends, is depicted. However, even before playing with his friends, Geum-jjok shows a reluctant attitude and acts defiant. Later, he starts playing with his friends using the badminton racket his mother brought, but when a friend plays poorly, he criticizes them, saying, "You don't even have the basics."

When things don't go his way for him either, he unilaterally declares the game over, resulting in a bizarre situation where not only his friends but also his mother end up constantly watching his every move.

Next, the mother tries to break the awkward atmosphere by suggesting a bet, but Geum-jjok refuses, saying, "I will never accept that," and rejects the rules themselves. He even goes so far as to tell his mother, "Those rules are trash," using harsh language.

When the mother scolds him sharply, Geum-jjok bursts into tears, and his tic symptoms, including blinking, begin to worsen. Viewers wonder what analysis Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.) will offer. Airing at 9 p.m. on the 22nd.

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