Rhythmic Gymnastics Legend Son Yeon-jae Shares Joys and Challenges of Parenting
In the upcoming episode of KBS 2TVs Newly Released Restaurant, South Korean rhythmic gymnastics legend Son Yeon-jae opens up about the joys and challenges of parenting. Set to air on the 10th, Son candidly expresses that parenting is harder than exercising.
In the video, Son Yeon-jae meticulously prepares various ingredients from the morning, measuring and portioning them accurately to create meal preps for her child. Her refrigerator is organized with labeled containers, showcasing the neatly stored prepped ingredients.
Since her son was six months old, Son Yeon-jae has been keeping a diary of his weaning foods. This diary includes detailed notes on what her son likes, dislikes, and any allergies he may have. Additionally, she maintains a balanced diet for him, which impressed the other cast members of Newly Released Restaurant, who remarked that it resembled a national training schedule. On this episode, Son reveals the carefully thought-out menu she has planned to introduce meat to her child.
Having spent much of her life focused solely on rhythmic gymnastics, Son admits, I had a limited diet from a young age, and maybe due to a lack of experience with food, I tend to be picky. She expresses her concern that children often emulate their parents eating habits, saying, If my son takes after me, it could be a problem, so even though my cooking skills are lacking, I am working hard at it.
Son Yeon-jae also shares her worries about her son experiencing a so-called eating strike, laughing as she mentions that she even tried twirling a ribbon to entice him to eat. When asked which is more challenging, exercise or parenting, she answered without hesitation, Parenting, surprising everyone around her.
Born in 1994, Son Yeon-jae began her rhythmic gymnastics journey in 2003 and has since become a celebrated figure in the sport. As she navigates the complexities of motherhood, her commitment to providing the best for her child shines through, illustrating that the challenges of parenting can be as demanding as any athletic pursuit.
In the video, Son Yeon-jae meticulously prepares various ingredients from the morning, measuring and portioning them accurately to create meal preps for her child. Her refrigerator is organized with labeled containers, showcasing the neatly stored prepped ingredients.
Since her son was six months old, Son Yeon-jae has been keeping a diary of his weaning foods. This diary includes detailed notes on what her son likes, dislikes, and any allergies he may have. Additionally, she maintains a balanced diet for him, which impressed the other cast members of Newly Released Restaurant, who remarked that it resembled a national training schedule. On this episode, Son reveals the carefully thought-out menu she has planned to introduce meat to her child.
Having spent much of her life focused solely on rhythmic gymnastics, Son admits, I had a limited diet from a young age, and maybe due to a lack of experience with food, I tend to be picky. She expresses her concern that children often emulate their parents eating habits, saying, If my son takes after me, it could be a problem, so even though my cooking skills are lacking, I am working hard at it.
Son Yeon-jae also shares her worries about her son experiencing a so-called eating strike, laughing as she mentions that she even tried twirling a ribbon to entice him to eat. When asked which is more challenging, exercise or parenting, she answered without hesitation, Parenting, surprising everyone around her.
Born in 1994, Son Yeon-jae began her rhythmic gymnastics journey in 2003 and has since become a celebrated figure in the sport. As she navigates the complexities of motherhood, her commitment to providing the best for her child shines through, illustrating that the challenges of parenting can be as demanding as any athletic pursuit.
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