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Kwak Tube's baby son charms doctors with calm demeanor during vaccinations on 'Superman Returns'
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Kwak Tube's baby son charms doctors with calm demeanor during vaccinations on 'Superman Returns'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Kwak Tube's four-month-old son, Taesan, charmed medical staff with his calm demeanor during a hospital visit for vaccinations.
  • The episode of 'The Return of Superman' features the new father navigating his son's first vaccinations.
  • Taesan, weighing 8.3 kg and measuring 69 cm, displayed a 'gentle' smile that captivated everyone at the clinic.

The latest episode of the popular KBS2 show 'The Return of Superman' features YouTube personality Kwak Tube and his infant son, Taesan. The segment, titled 'We Played Well Today,' focuses on the challenges and heartwarming moments of a new father taking his four-month-old son for vaccinations.

Despite the potentially stressful environment of a hospital visit, Taesan, who is just four months old, displayed a remarkably serene disposition. Weighing 8.3 kg and measuring 69 cm in length, the baby's gentle and calm demeanor seemed to put both his father and the medical staff at ease.

Reports indicate that Taesan's 'gentle' smile was so captivating that it even won over the doctors and nurses at the clinic. The episode captures the early stages of fatherhood for Kwak Tube as he manages his son's essential health check-ups, highlighting the tender interactions between parent and child.

The broadcast promises viewers a look into the daily life of Kwak Tube as a new father, showcasing the endearing personality of his son, Taesan, who appears to be a natural charmer, even in a medical setting.

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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.