rosesfromangels
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Perhaps Sherin was having difficulty eating at home because she was being rewarded with food she liked after having something happen to her that she didn't like. Abuse of some kind. But outside the home she got to eat just because it was time to eat.
Plus, her speech development was likely improving, and we know how people don't like it when children reach an age where they can talk about what happens at home.
Powerful post.