Ep 1: Life In The New (Ab)Normal | The Family Affair: Together In A Pandemic | Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2020
- The lockdown is lifted in Wuhan, but life still isn't back to normal. Fresh out of quarantine after contracting COVID-19, Wang Bin now faces the consequences of being away from his toddlers for three months. In Manila, Charles, a nursing assistant is deployed to screen COVID-19 patients- isolating himself from his wife and three young children. In Delhi, the Guptas remain cocooned , until a cluster of cases hits them just 800m from their home. And in Singapore, Lesley, the mother of three hyperactive young boys, starts working from home. All is fine… until the government announces that schools will move to full home-based learning.
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About this series: Four households, in four different Asian cities. Their circumstances may be poles apart. But with the COVID-19 pandemic, it's now very much the same. Uncut, uncensored and documenting life as it happens, this documentary looks at Asia's families coping with the biggest crisis of a generation. Live, love and laugh with these families, and see how the worst of times can also be the best of times.
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Woahh salute to Jaja 3 small kids with a frontliner husband I cannot imagine the struggle
Actually the SG mother also very tough. Work full time and teach 3 children in home based learning. Although she has helper to help in household chores and cooking, she has to help in finances because her husband's business has been badly affected too.
So nice to see the Singaporean family again! The boys have grown up so much! :)
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I miss this... I spent all of Sunday watching this series and I want to watch it over. It's like a more relatable Kardashian reality show. Please make CNA make another similar one
I feel so sad for jaja :( and all those out there struggling to cope with daily lives because their loved ones r frontliners
It's great to see the Singapore family back - Lesley and Joel - who were in an earlier series of Family Affair!! Their boys have grown so much, the youngest was a newborn last time we saw him!!
Happy to see the Su family again.
The boys have grown and love Lesley's down to earth nature.
In fact, she'll do well Down Under!!
to all who took courage to document this, i show respect! good job CNA
I'm loving this documentary! I hope you come out with new ones and make another season!
Which Indian family did you pay for this documentary? It doesn't represent even 1% of the population. Common people are cramped up their 1 room, 2room apartments, lost jobs, struggling to make ends meet. Rest of the documentary was very good. But trust me, the picture of India presented by this documentary couldn't be more far from reality
They must pander to the viewer. Sincethey have to choose it may as well be pleasant right
Good thing the Filipino family here represents the average ones.
was this the more fortunate fault even?
@@johnnypham2850 pander to the viewer? I get a sense that viewers would rather like to watch something more relatable
happy to see Su family again ❤
The kukujao family 😂😂😂
Wow the Singapore family is back!! The boys are so big now! Last time the 3rd child was just born. Love this series...be good if they have series update also whats going on with the family now. Bravo to this show, very popular and interesting. Watching from San Francisco. Ca.:)
Yea and I remember they were living in a much smaller apartment but look at their living spaces now, have become much bigger!
That thumbnail is glorious
the new normal for indian family was really like how it has been shown they seem like from high class of society and not from middle class. it was lot worse if you'd see average middle class
Oh bless it's deffo true we may not of survived this pandemic with out special.people
I give a salute to the wife and grandparents but to your pamangkin pls listen and help out to the house
1:27 pray for the Philippines 200k positive cases 😭😭😭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
How did they get their food in Wuhan?
Just let your kids be independent and manage their own hbl during school time, they are responsible for their own learning at school and so should they be at home. Just guide them on the basics like how to operate the online platform and all. But they should manage classes on their own.
Poor representations of families, that is not what's happening in majorities
OMG I can't keep up with the subtitles. Some of them flash by so fast you have to keep rewinding. So frustrating as I'm really trying to enjoy this. Only watched half but will try to watch the rest later.
that chinese father is disgusting. the toddlers are so young, they need all kinds of affection, independence can't be forced at an age when they will not even have memories of when they grow up
Exactly. And all the memories of being held and carried at a young age will stay on with them to give them security and assurance and confidence when they grow bigger. Imagine stripping away all that from them at such a young age, the sense of rejection will stick on in their young hearts, by the time they grow bigger, they will no longer seek for hugs and affection from their parents anymore but rather seek from elsewhere and it'll be too late to regret that.
I feel that in the part where the China father said let's not squabble over small things, I feel that he should apply that to himself. In a time where daily norm is made different with covid, you're still hung up about your in laws carrying your kids more than the frequency you desire/believe to be good, is just ridiculous. Focus on the energy to cherish the time together to form many more happy memories.
@Brielle dont ask to change I agree. Independence will come with confidence, but not at such a tender age where hugs and affection pens into child's memory to build the child's security and confidence.
@Brielle dont ask to change In everything, balance is key to the best outcome. Anything extreme will cause destruction. His kid has just started walking not too long back, they just reached their first milestone of independence as they explore their surroundings with their own little feet. Child psychology tells u that the child will return to their pivot, usually a parent, after exploring on their own for a while, usually they turn back to see that their parent is still nearby after exploring/playing on their own for a while. When the child sees their parent is still nearby, it builds their assurance and confidence to return back to venture more. When they meet an obstacle like a fall or hurt themself, their understanding of the world will need reaffirmation and comfort from their trusted parent, at this moment, a little carry to help the child up will build their confidence to venture out again. What we want to avoid is overtly coddling and carrying whenever there is a fall even at a toddler age. Clearly, this is not the case now for this dad's child and the need to cut off all help to the child is absolutely inappropriate and detrimental to their development. On the other hand, if the parent stands back completely and offers only cold words like 'get up by yourself', when a child just got to learn walking, the child will be programmed at a young age to be lacking of security and confidence. When the child grows up, he/she will do things without conviction but instead harbour lots of self doubt.
Agreed. The kids just turned 1. Like what kind of independence is he trying to see in his 1 yr old children? They’re on a lockdown and he’s making such a big fuss on his in laws carrying his 1 yr old children? Yet he has the audacity to say not to make a fuss on little things cos they’re in this together. I would be more concerned if my kids are crying and my in laws ignore them. He should be thankful that during that difficult time, his in-laws were there to fill the void.
I hope he doesn’t regret his decision when he realises his children have all grown up and no longer desire to be carried
i hope the vaccine will coming out soon,... stay healthy and safe everyone,. (´｡･v･｡｀)
So the million dollar question-- Is the Indian family in sg now a few months down the road??
31:02 i can feel you too,. only got two sons alrdy makes me exhausted,. just can't imagine having 3,.. (´Д｀)
On this i think the husband is wrong for doing that yes i get your point but still you didnt get infected or no sign of covid you know.
The Indian story was so relatable to me
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
2 weeks isolation? Cry? What if dead?
They are not hyperactive. They lack discipline. Use the cane.
Most parents don’t use cane anymore
That's abuse.