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Her mother is sick, but toddler Fien seeks attention by crying without tears: Dr. Rutger gets annoyed

Her mother is sick, but toddler Fien seeks attention by crying without tears: Dr. Rutger gets annoyed

Doctor Rutger struggles to concentrate on his work while treating a young toddler named Fien, who is acting out to gain attention while her mother is ill. The article highlights the challenges of managing difficult behavior from pediatric patients during medical consultations.

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