Since she was born, Evelin has not grown at all because her mother cannot produce sufficient breastmilk. Evelin's hunger prevents her from sleeping. When she cries, her mother gives her sugar water. Evelin is the first child in her family, and they live in a rented one-room adobe house. Her mother takes care of the household and weaves traditional Mayan textiles to sell. Her father works as a day laborer, but he cannot afford to buy formula for his daughter. Fortunately, Evelin began nutritional treatment on November 24. Evelin's treatment will be simple and effective. She will receive formula, which will give her the protein, calories, and nutrients she needs to grow and develop. Her mother will receive in-home nutrition education, so she will learn low-cost ways to prevent future cases of malnutrition. Evelin's immune system will strengthen, and she will grow up to be a healthy, energetic baby. "I am so thankful that my daughter can receive this help," says Evelin's mother, "so that in the future she can be a healthy little girl with good development and healthy growth."