Choi Yang-rak reveals the difficulties of attempting to raise twins on 'The Return of Superman'
Comedian Choi Yang-rak revealed the realistic difficulties he faced while attempting to raise twins. In a preview video for KBS 2TV's 'The Return of Superman', he appeared as a one-day baby shooter and spent time with the twin children.

Comedian Choi Yang-rak revealed the realistic difficulties he faces while attempting to raise twins.
According to the preview video for KBS 2TV's 'The Return of Superman', Choi Yang-rak appeared as a one-day baby shooter and spent time with the twin children. In the video, Choi Yang-rak expressed surprise at how much the children have grown and appeared busy responding to unexpected situations that occurred during the process of caring for them.

"Feeding the baby is hard" the weight of realistic parenting
In the video, Choi Yang-rak showed himself experiencing the difficulty of parenting while watching the children's mealtime process. While watching the situations that occurred during the child's eating process, Choi Yang-rak mentioned that feeding the baby is difficult. When a situation occurred where food went into the child's nose while eating, he appeared flustered, saying, "Oh no, it all went into the nose." Additionally, he revealed the hardships of parenting by responding to unexpected behaviors and physical changes during meals, such as checking the child's teeth and mentioning that Dan-i has teeth. Choi Yang-rak continued his care by reacting to the children's physical characteristics, such as looking at the child's mouth size and saying, "How can the mouth be so small?"
Time with uncontrollable children
Choi Yang-rak moved busily while trying to control the direction the children moved or while caring for the children during their meals. The video captured him trying to divert their attention by telling them not to go in a certain direction or to go over there when the children tried to move in a specific direction. Choi Yang-rak also told them to play to their heart's content as they played well, but he also expressed embarrassment while trying to control the children's movements, saying, "Ah, why are you turning the child around?" In the process of interacting with the children, Choi Yang-rak expressed the toil of caring for them by saying things to the effect that he had done everything for them. Amidst the continuous movement and unexpected behavior of the children, at the end of the video, he left the words "save me," conveying the atmosphere of the twin parenting scene, which was more intense than expected.
Han Ah-reum reports for NBNTV Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop and K-drama.
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