An 8-month-old female infant presents to the clinic with her mother for a well-child exam. When the clinician attempts to examine the infant

An 8-month-old female infant presents to the clinic with her mother for a well-child exam. When the clinician attempts to examine the infant, she clings to her mother and cries. The mother asks why the infant always cries when brought to the clinician’s office. Which of the following clinician responses is most appropriate? She can now understand that she is getting shots She likely has an unmet need She may grow up to have social anxiety later in life Stranger anxiety is normal and expected at this age