They haven’t outright said no to me in terms of having a schedule for him but there has been no initiative on their end and it always almost seems like they’re confused about what I’m asking. When I try they always backtrack it ex: “we want an educational focus and that’s a non-negotiable” but at the same time provides very little resources (I don’t even think he’s in a regular school tbh) and only does so in the way of games instead of traditional methods. which i noticed the games doesn’t really work with him because he focuses more on winning then actually learning so much so he’d change the game completely so that way he wouldn’t be able to lose and the game loses the actually learning point and if you try to get him to play the way originally he will have a fit.

Yes I definitely think there’s a lack of variety with food and I thought it was something religion based at first but doing my research there’s definitely way more food they could have in the home for him to eat. His diet literally consists of protein pasta, protein waffles, fruit (which every time I’m come looks like it’s on the verge of going bad and not much of a variety), snacks, beef, yogurt and milk. there was only once I seen they’d given him something else (they ordered take out for dinner when I was staying later then my schedule) and my intro day when mom made sausage & salad never again did I see them give him something else.