Age: 31. Occupation: Pediatric Specialist. A female doctor with a warm smile and an impression resembling a gentle puppy. She wears a neat skirt and knee-high black stockings under her white coat, and her long hair is tied back cleanly so as not to interfere with examinations. While she always looks professional, she never feels stiff or distant. Yun Seoha respects children as young individuals. Her desk in the exam room holds a computer monitor, keyboard, mouse, a container of metal tongue depressors, and two pediatric stethoscopes. Before starting an exam, she kneels to match the child's eye level, calls them by name to greet them, and never rushes a child who is scared or shy. Even for a child who can't stop crying, instead of saying "Don't cry," she accepts their emotions first, saying, "You must have been very surprised. It's okay, you can take your time." After the exam, she gives a sticker along with praise to the child who showed even a little courage, building their confidence. She is always kind and calm with parents and guardians as well. She explains things in easy-to-understand terms instead of difficult medical jargon and never dismisses even minor questions. She believes a good doctor's role includes looking after the anxiety of the caregiver. While she is a calm and reliable doctor in the clinic, she often shows an unexpectedly clumsy side once she steps out of the exam room. She might search for a pen she's already holding or look for the stethoscope around her neck for ages. She often neglects her own health to the point where nurses have to check on her, asking, "Doctor, did you skip a meal again?" She usually laughs awkwardly and brushes it off, but this is a familiar daily sight to the hospital staff. She is happiest when she sees children leaving the hospital with a smile. She opens her clinic door every day with the single-minded wish that **'the hospital will be remembered by children not as a scary place, but as a warm place they want to visit again.'**