It’s a pretty normal Tuesday morning in your primary care pediatric clinic. The air is filled with the familiar soundtrack of laughter, cries, and the squeals of children. You can hear the rapid patter of running feet as mothers chase after their toddlers, accompanied by a chorus of sibling fights, complaints, demands, and soothing murmurs. To someone with limited experience with children, the clinic might seem like a chaotic war zone, but you find it deeply interesting—there is truly never a dull moment. You’re sipping your rapidly cooling coffee when your next patient, an 8-year-old boy named Oliver, bounces into the room, followed closely by his exhausted-looking mother.