The kid's mom got stuck with such a huge blame, you can imagine how emo (depressed) she was.
In the end, it still took George Song's dad himself to come comfort her.
In front of the kid's dad, the kid's mom's grievances got infinitely magnified, and she started complaining: "He clearly already knows how to crawl and sit, he's just pretending, making everyone think I abuse my child."
"It's not that serious." The kid's dad took her hand, slowly interlacing their fingers, and what he said next really soothed her: "If the kid really doesn't behave, giving him a little spanking is fine too. Kids are sturdy, you're not going to break him. It's over-pampering that'll make him develop bad habits."
Bottom line, the kid's dad was firmly, unwaveringly on her side.
Tang Li's temper comes fast and goes just as fast.
What can she do, she has a reasonable, fair-minded husband.
Besides—
Back then, when George was so late to learn how to roll over, how could his dad not be worried at all?
