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K-parenting 101 In series
Dive into the world of Korean parenting
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K-parenting 101: Don’t forget the socks
TLeaving the house with a newborn feels like prepping for battle. From bottles, diapers and pacifiers to extra clothes, everything has to be packed like you’re never coming back. And once the door open
Day care starts at birth
Behind a glass wall, rows of tiny newborns sleep soundly in bassinets, swaddled in soft blankets and waiting for their first journey home. A nurse gently lifts one and carries it toward the viewing window. On the other side, the new mom and dad stand frozen in awe as they catch their first glimpse of their precious child. It’s a scene straight out of a Korean drama — and one that plays out in real life every day in South Korea. Here, it is common for newborns to be separated from their mothers s
July 7, 2025 - 17:07:49
K-parenting 101: Don’t forget the socks
Leaving the house with a newborn feels like prepping for battle. From bottles, diapers and pacifiers to extra clothes, everything has to be packed like you’re never coming back. And once the door opens, it’s game on. For South Korean parents, among the countless things to pack, there's one item that must never be forgotten: socks. If you dare to take your baby out without socks, be ready for stares and a flurry of nagging from Korean grandmothers on the street, at the supermarket, or wherever th
July 1, 2025 - 12:09:08
