Selective Mutism Child Grows into Middle School Handball Player and Vice President

On the 26th, Channel A's 'My Golden Kids' will reveal the current status of families who have passed through the program to celebrate its 6th anniversary.

A child who lost their mother in a drunk driving accident reunites with Dr. Oh Eun-young after becoming a 19-year-old adult. Stories of change and growth from various families, including the child who overcame selective mutism, will unfold.

Families who chose to change for their children will gather in the studio. Dr. Oh Eun-young and the participating families reunite after a long time to share various stories following their broadcasts.

Through observation footage, the current status of the international couple from episode 202, who suffered from depression due to solo parenting, will be revealed. The daily life of the family, which has changed from the norm with the father taking over childcare while the mother returns to society, will be shown.

The current status of the single dad family from episode 211, who forced training and future hopes on their child; the child from episode 224, who showed air-swallowing tic symptoms; and the Canadian mother's family from episode 57, who struggled with language barriers, will also be shared.

The child with selective mutism who appeared in the early stages of the program also appears. Having grown into a teenager preparing to enter middle school, he is currently active as a handball player and has transformed into an active personality, even serving as class vice president. He also shows himself ordering food directly while dining at a restaurant with his family.

The family of the child who lost their mother in a drunk driving accident also appears. The child, who was young at the time of the broadcast, has now become 19 years old and was preparing for the written driver's license exam. Relying on each other, the father and child have grown together and are now considering independence as adults.