Korean households spend lots of money for their kids’ private education which can have a big influence over the points of Korean SAT with which students will apply for the college that they want to get into. Therefore, a couple’s double income has become a necessity, not an option to cover their children’s private education fees. Parents at work have to spend hectic days during the weekday to the point of their overwork at work and they want to take some rest including sleeping in during the weekend when children are looking forward to having a quality time with their parents going around exciting places and fancy restaurants with them. This is the point where vicious circle starts. This highly competitive environment in Korea is one of the barriers many families have to face in daily lives. Fortunately, there are still many parents at work who try their best to be good parents on even weekend, making itineraries customizing their children during the weekday and put it into practice.