An 8-year-old boy experiences difficulty communicating with his grandmother due to unfamiliarity, leading to an uncomfortable afternoon. Despite prior efforts to encourage interaction, the child remains shy and sensitive. The interaction does not indicate any serious issues; rather, it reflects normal developmental phases where children struggle with communication, especially with relatives they don't see often. Over time, children adapt and learn to communicate better with a wider range of people as they grow and develop confidence.
It is completely normal for an 8-year-old to be shy and uncommunicative, especially in situations where he is uncomfortable, such as with a relative they don't know well.
Developmentally, children evolve significantly in their communication skills; an 8-year-old is still learning how to express themselves, and their comfort levels change over time.
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