Park Soo-hong's daughter, a 'science student' like her mother? Acquires numbers and English at 21 months, surprising viewers
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- Broadcaster Park Soo-hong shared a video showcasing his 21-month-old daughter Jae-yi's advanced development.
- The video highlights Jae-yi's ability to recognize numbers and English words at her age.
- The content was uploaded to the 'Park Soo-hong Happy Dahong' channel and includes a father-daughter outing on a Han River bus.
South Korean broadcaster Park Soo-hong proudly shared his daughter Jae-yi's remarkable cognitive abilities at just 21 months old. A video uploaded to the 'Park Soo-hong Happy Dahong' YouTube channel showcases the toddler's impressive development, particularly her grasp of numbers and English.
The clip, titled "Jae-yi's amazing growth at 21 months | First Han River bus date with Dad Park Soo-hong | Baby development | Parenting vlog," features Jae-yi interacting with her parents. In one segment, her mother, Kim Da-ye, hands her a clock and asks if she wants to show it to their pet, Dahong. Park Soo-hong then tests Jae-yi by asking, "Where is the number 1?"
Jae-yi, shall we show it to Dahong?
The video captures Jae-yi's engagement and understanding, suggesting a precocious aptitude for learning. The content is presented as a parenting vlog, offering viewers a glimpse into the daily life and developmental milestones of the young child, alongside a special outing with her father on a bus along the Han River.
Where is the number 1?
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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.
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