Lady Jane Worried About Her Twins' 'Gross Motor Development,' But They End Up Catching Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease [Star Issue]

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Singer Lady Jane's twin daughters have contracted hand, foot, and mouth disease, causing their mother concern.

On the 7th, Lady Jane posted on her personal account: "Byeol has been diagnosed with hand, foot, and mouth disease. She is not allowed to attend daycare for a week," sharing a video of her daughter at home under home care. Fortunately, daughter Byeryang appears to be playing well at home.

Lady Jane added, "But is Byeol really sick? Why does she seem so energetic? She shouldn't pass it on to Wooju."

Previously, Lady Jane and her husband Lim Hyun-tae appeared on the SBS variety program "Same Bed Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny," which aired last month. They visited an institution for developmental testing to check the development status of their twins, Wooju and Byeryang, after completing their first birthday celebration. A developmental assessment specialist reviewed Byeol's test results and explained, "Her gross motor development is significantly low among the movement domains. Her score falls in the bottom 2% of the delay criteria, placing her at the 98th level out of 100 children."

The specialist further stated, "Children typically gain strength in their arms and legs while crawling, but Byeol moves by shifting her hind legs like a frog." Lady Jane also shared, "Wooju crawls well, but it seems that when actions require effort or exertion, Byeol tends to avoid them."

Meanwhile, Lady Jane and Lim Hyun-tae married in 2023 and welcomed their twin daughters, Im Woo-ju and Im Byeryang, into their arms in 2025.

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