Home?

"Are you sure you can handle her? You do realize she's already been through five foster homes in the last three months."
Mentally I rolled my eyes. "I'm not here to 'handle' her, I'm here to give her a home." I said as patiently as I could. The poor child probably felt more like a pet than a person if that's how people referred to her. "If she doesn't like me or my home, I will let you know. But for now, I'm going to let her try and have a more normal life and schedule." I already knew it wouldn't be easy. I'd dealt with multiple foster kids already who had issues. I would deal with what came with this one as well. What was important was stability for the child that hadn't had stability since her parents had died.

-Inspiration from reading an article online.