Lee Gang-tae and Dada's family reveal plans to skip postpartum care centers upon returning to South Korea after living in Canada

The daily life of Lee Gang-tae and Dada's family, who returned to South Korea after finishing their life in Canada, has been revealed, including their future childbirth and parenting plans based on their experiences in Canada. According to a video from the Timon and Pumbaa X Pocketmeong GO channel, the participants, who are currently pregnant with their third child, stated that through this visit to Canada, they once again realized the importance of health and family life.

Changes brought by life in Canada and the decision not to use a postpartum care center

The participants revealed that they have decided not to use a postpartum care center ahead of the birth of their third child. They clarified that this was not a decision made due to advertisement sponsorship, but a choice considering personal values and health conditions. The participant mentioned, "The cost of using a postpartum care center does not align with my personal spending," and explained that they chose to recover at home considering the health condition (heart disease) of their senior dog 'Bani', which makes long-distance flights difficult, and the situation where they would have to be separated from their family.

In particular, the participant said that during their stay in Canada, they experienced the natural healing of ear discomfort and gastritis, which were stress-induced symptoms experienced in South Korea. This experience led to a promise to stay abroad, such as in Canada, for about one month every year to refresh their living environment. Additionally, they added that after childbirth, they plan to focus on parenting by periodically using professional organizing services to maintain a pleasant environment.

Changes in dog Dada's walks and wishes for a new living environment

Stories about the changed walking style of the dog 'Dada' and the living environment also continued. The participant reported that unlike when they used a leash in the past, they have now replaced the walking leash, making it much easier to control the dog's sudden behaviors. In the video, along with the dog showing a preference for grass, they also revealed a new perspective on living in a house with a yard through their experience in Canada.

The participant said that they never wanted a house with a yard again due to the difficulty of maintenance when they lived in a house with a yard in the past, but through this visit to Canada, they felt the charm of a space with a backyard again. Accordingly, they expressed a desire to move to a house in the future once economic conditions are met. Meanwhile, regarding the behavior of the dog Dada, they cited overseas examples, mentioning a culture where it is considered polite for puppies not to cling excessively to people, comparing it to the walking environment in South Korea.