Aiden

Aiden, born in China, is a well-known children's personality in the public media, gaining widespread attention for his performance in the second season of "Super Mom." His family background is multinational, with his father Robert holding foreign nationality. The show highlights the differences and integration of Chinese and Western parenting philosophies, reflecting the family's multicultural background.

Aiden grew up in a transnational marriage family. Among the family members, his mother is Maya Shu, who appears on the program as an independent caregiver, facing various parenting challenges. For example, the show has depicted scenes where Aiden and his sister Mia spill food during mealtime, illustrating Maya Shu's emphasis on maintaining a clean home environment. These family interactions reveal the relationships among family members and their parenting styles.

In the program, Aiden displays a variety of traits that are loved by viewers. In the ninth episode of "Maya Shu’s Parenting Journey," during the "Adventure Trip" experiment, he demonstrated a fearless and adventurous spirit. Additionally, at his birthday party in May 2017, he interacted with peers such as Angie, the son of Hu Ke, and the "Crucian Fish Brothers," participating in costume-changing games. These scenes showcase Aiden’s good social skills and natural demeanor.

Publicly, Aiden has been highly praised for his good looks and mixed-race appearance. His adorable expressions and adaptability are regarded as natural and unpretentious, making him a highlight of the show. As a representative of a multicultural family, Aiden’s growth story has sparked public discussions about diverse parenting approaches.

"Super Mom" Season 2 adopts a comprehensive 360-degree recording method, capturing details of the mother-son relationship. For example, their interactions at the vegetable market not only demonstrate the child's curiosity but also reflect the mother's parenting anxieties. These content pieces depict family daily life and have attracted viewers’ attention to modern parenting models.