'Lee Byung-hun♥' Lee Min-jeong: "After giving birth to my second child at 40, my eldest son experienced depression" [MJ Lee Min-jeong]

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Actress Lee Min-jeong opened up about the depression her eldest son Jun-hoo experienced after she gave birth to her second child, and the efforts she made to help him overcome it.

On the 22nd, a video titled "Natural Birth? C-section? Giving Birth in Your 40s? Lee Min-jeong's Honest Pregnancy and Delivery Q&A" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'MJ Lee Min-jeong'.

That day, when asked about a story stating that her eldest child seemed to feel neglected after she became pregnant with her second child, Lee said, "Isn't this what we call human desire for affection? Surprisingly, children around age four tend to show the strongest resentment, so many of them develop negative feelings. We need to understand them better."

She then spoke about her eldest son Jun-hoo. She revealed, "Jun-hoo initially seemed fine, but he had slight depression at school, so I tried to spend more time with him."

Adding, she said, "When the second child is a newborn, it seems important to leave them in the care of their mother or a postpartum helper while focusing on comforting the eldest child's feelings."

Regarding how to have a daughter, Lee also shared, "Since the probability is roughly 50-50, no matter what tips I share, it doesn't seem like it will work. It's all up to fate. I vaguely thought that since our family consists of an older brother and me, and my husband has a younger sister, the next child would be a girl."

Lee also spoke about advanced maternal age. She said, "Many people worry about giving birth at an older age, but nowadays there are many excellent tests available. If you're in your late 30s, it's said that you undergo many such tests. The most important thing is definitely not to get stressed. I myself gave birth to my second child at 40."

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