Kim Young-hee: "Childbirth is delayed; I'm older than my daughter's daycare director" [Malja Show]

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Comedian Kim Young-hee offered warm encouragement.

The KBS 2TV program "Malja Show," which aired on the 29th, was specially themed around "A Day When the Sun Rises." In this broadcast, a concern was raised: "I became a mother later than others, and I lack the physical stamina compared to other mothers. Can I do this well?"

Kim Young-hee, known as "Malja Halmae," offered advice to resolve such concerns based on her own experiences. She shared, "I also married and had children late. I became a working mom at an age that was physically demanding as a mother. I am even older than my daughter's daycare director. Even when I attend gatherings of mothers, I am treated as an elder."

She added, "Young mothers are definitely different. They practice 'I Go' parenting. Their hips are light; they go straight to the child. I practice 'Aigo' parenting, where I sigh 'Aigo'." This remark drew laughter. At the same time, she emphasized that whether young or old, all mothers are "the same mother."

Kim Young-hee said, "These days, I take supplements and exercise to spend happy time with my child. There is a saying that no parent can surpass their child. Let us not be mothers who lose to their children but lose to themselves," encouraging the person with the concern.

Guests Kim Yong-myung and Lee Seon-min shared their past worries about feeling like they were the only ones falling behind. Kim Yong-myung said, "I have no outstanding talent; I just kept enduring and made it this far. If you keep chewing through it, the bitterness of life seems to turn into sweetness." Lee Seon-min also shared, "Nothing is eternal. Temporary popularity is not eternal, and even difficult times are not eternal."

A female audience member who once confessed her struggle with "not being able to find the meaning of life" visited again. At that time, Kim Young-hee advised, "Do not rush to find the meaning of life. If you are tired, you can rest." After the broadcast, the audience member reported that she felt braver in her process of finding the meaning of life, and Kim Young-hee created a heartwarming atmosphere with a playful remark, "You now have a sharpness in your eyes that you didn't have back then."

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