Ayla Haines was just seven-years-old when her mother Jane noticed she was developing differently to other children her age. She started displaying signs of obsessions and compulsions and would harm herself by picking at her skin. Her fixations were so strong that she spent an entire Boxing Day convinced she had harmed another child at her school, despite no evidence of this happening. Ayla Haines was just seven-years-old when her mother Jane noticed she was developing differently to other children her age. She started displaying signs of obsessions and compulsions and would harm herself by picking at her skin. Her fixations were so strong that she spent an entire Boxing Day convinced she had harmed another child at her school, despite no evidence of this happening. WalesOnline – NewsRead More