Infants' sudden behavior causes chaos in 23 seconds on The Return of Superman
A video aired on KBS's "The Return of Superman" captured a sudden scene of chaos where 10-month-old infants transformed a peaceful snack time into a mess in just 23 seconds.

A peaceful snack time for 10-month-old infants turned into a mess in just 23 seconds during a recent filming of KBS's "The Return of Superman." While the children were initially noted as being among the most well-behaved in the country, they quickly left only bean powder behind after eating their rice crackers.
Sudden actions by children, highlighting the unpredictability of parenting, have drawn significant attention. A video released through KBS's "The Return of Superman" captured the rapid changes in the environment where 10-month-old infants were staying.
Peaceful snack time turns into chaos in 23 seconds
At the beginning of the video, the children spent a peaceful time eating rice crackers. The cast mentioned that the children are among the most well-behaved 10-month-old infants in the country, noting they appear gentle as they resemble their parents' personalities. While carefully prepared dishes such as braised short ribs, braised pollack, stir-fried long-arm octopus, and perilla leaves were laid out, the children maintained a stable demeanor while enjoying their snacks.

However, the peace did not last long. While the children were momentarily distracted, the situation changed instantly. The scene in the video is described as a commotion that occurred in just 23 seconds. The area where the children had been staying was instantly turned into a mess, leaving the cast unable to hide their bewilderment, asking, "What just happened in 23 seconds?" The scene, where the rice crackers the children were eating had disappeared leaving only bean powder behind, is read as a moment that vividly demonstrates the hardships of parenting.
"Covered in bean powder"... unpredictable movements of children
The scene was filled with traces left by the children. With the rice crackers already eaten and only bean powder remaining, the cast expressed the dizzying situation, saying, "I ate all the rice crackers, it's a big problem, there is only bean powder left." The sudden movements of the children instantly changed the prepared food and the surrounding environment, symbolically revealing the uncontrollable moments encountered in parenting.
After the commotion passed, the children either returned to their usual selves or reacted in other ways, shifting the atmosphere of the scene. The footage showed a mix of attempts to clean up the situation upon encountering someone who arrived late and the innocent reactions of the children. Regarding the remaining bean powder, the cast commented, "They should be playing with the bean powder, it's like candle lighting," describing the atmosphere created by the children's sudden behavior.
Source: KBS WORLD TV (YouTube)
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