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Nam Bo-ra Pushes Back Against Assumption That Raising 12 Siblings Makes Parenting Easy

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Actress Nam Bo-ra discussed the difference between caring for younger siblings and raising a child.
  • In a vlog, she tried to put her two-month-old son to sleep before handing him to her husband and falling asleep herself.

Actress Nam Bo-ra is pushing back against the assumption that being the eldest of 13 siblings makes her naturally good at childcare.

In a video posted on the “Nam Bo-ra’s Life Theater” channel, she documented caring for her two-month-old baby during a sleepless early morning. She tried to get her son to sleep, then handed him to her husband and fell asleep herself.

The episode challenges the idea that looking after younger siblings is the same as raising a child. Nam Bo-ra said, “Caring for younger siblings and raising a child are different. It’s difficult.”

Caring for younger siblings and raising a child are different. It’s difficult.

· Nam Bo-raShe described the challenge of caring for her two-month-old son despite having grown up as the eldest of 13 siblings.
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