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one does not simply take care of triplets

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Q1 The triplets could all become BTS stans and spend a lot of money trying to enter BTS fan signs. This would create quarrels with the father because the father could be of another Kpop Fandom.
Q2 He could earn more money by continue being on the show and sucking up money from the TV show. He can also change fandoms and be BTS stans.

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Qn 1:
1. triplets mean triple the trouble of having children
2. Each child has different personalities

Qn 2:
He used the "Thinking Chair" method of disciplining and making his children behave themselves.

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The triple offsprings were chaotic and they started shouting and throwing stuff.

The male parent disciplined his offsprings by throwing them in a corner for them to reflect on their lives so far and whatever sins they have committed.

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Q1:
The kids were rowdy and noisy and not disciplined.

Q2:
He put them in their thinking chairs for them to reflect on their actions and gave them each a hug and a kiss to show that they were forgiven. This showed them that their actions were wrong as well as how to peacefully resolve conflict.

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1. Triple the giggles. Triple the trouble. They are all super annoying and loud and the man didn't seem to have a wife with him to handle them. So yeah it's tough to bring up one kid let alone 3 kids of the same age. They have really different personalities which makes it difficult to choose one particular technique that will help all of them.
2. He scared them and forced them to sit on a chair, and reflect.

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1. They could gang up against him and misbehave, causing a lot more disorder and noise than one child alone. He also faced difficulty (probably in the beginning) in getting them to comply and sit still for five minutes. If they are punished together they may misbehave when he is not looking
2. He isolates the misbehaving children to reflect on their behaviour. This helps them to calm down first (after getting hyper and shouting etc), and think about their actions so that they do not do it in the future.

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1) The kids misbehave, they are noisy and restless and extremely fidgety
2) Each kid behaves differently so it is very annoying to control all of them
3) He created the "Thnking Chair" to get them to reflect on their mistakes and enforce discipline.  At the end, he kissed and hugged them to display his love for them and teach them that although he has punished them, it is for their own good.

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1. He loved his sons, so disciplining them was hard on him (quote: 'they look so cute sitting there')
So, he used a method that disciplined them but wasn't physically or emotionally hurtful - the Thinking Chairs

2. He was the only parent in the house and he had to care for three small children who were noisy and chaotic.
Instead of fighting fire with fire (losing his calm and aggravating the chaotic situation), he restored the calm with a peaceful, yet effective solution (the Thinking Chair, as compared to shouting/beating)

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1. His children were rowdy,  uncooperative and did not follow his instructions.
2. He did not want to use corporal punishment, as it would physically harm his children.  Therefore, he implemented his highly effective method to discipline his children by making them reflect on their actions.
3. The triplets were too cute so he cant rly scold them that harshly either.

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Q1The triplets were noisy and chaotic. With three of them to handle, it would be even more difficult for him to discipline his children. Furthermore, as they are young, they may respond badly to corporal punishment or nagging.

Q2 He sent the triplets to sit in their thinking chairs and let them reflect on their actions (i.e. guilt-tripping themselves)
After they had reflected on their actions and allowing them to realize why they should not have been so noisy, he forgave them :)
--> bring across the message that as long as you don't repeat your mistakes its okay

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q1
1. there are three of them, as if one isn't hard enough
2. it is not easy to juggle 3 kids when they each have a mind of their own
3. the kids were misbehaving, and when one misbehaves, it influences the other two

q2) He had his own way of disciplining his children: "thinking chair". He made his children reflect on their actions independently, before consoling them and asking them not to misbehave afterwards.