At the end of the story, Yaaba hears her mother refer to her as "my child." Why is this significant?

This is significant because throughout the story, Yaaba has been struggling with her identity and feeling disconnected from her mother. By hearing her mother refer to her as "my child," it signifies a reconnection and reaffirmation of their bond. It shows that despite their differences and misunderstandings, Yaaba is still loved and accepted by her mother. This moment of recognition and acceptance is a turning point for Yaaba, as she finally feels a sense of belonging and acceptance within her family.