[VIDEO] Life as a stay-at-home dad raising 4 kids in Korea

In recent years, financial success has become more important than love for many young Koreans. Prior to marriage, concepts such as homeownership, wedding studio photography, and dual-income households have gained prominence. The prevailing belief is that marriage and childbirth are unattainable without financial support, leading to a declining birth rate in Korean society. However, the family of Moon Hyun-jun, a father of four and a stay-at-home husband, defies this trend.

Hyun-jun confesses that he never imagined becoming a husband or a father of four before marrying his wife, Cho Anna. At the time, he lacked both a house and a stable job, reflecting the common perception that these circumstances were impossible. Yet, the arrival of their first child and the beginning of their married life led the couple down a different path.

To care for their four children, one parent needed to stay at home, and for the Hyun-jun family, it was Hyun-jun who took on this responsibility. Despite the initial challenges, he remains optimistic about the future, emphasizing that there is still possibility in an era filled with seemingly impossible conditions.