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Families seeking answers about long-term in-home care often turn to IHSS with a mix of hope and urgency. The promise of paid in-home caregiving sounds ...

A child may genuinely want to leave the house, enjoy a favorite meal, or play a beloved game, but once the activity becomes expected, tension ...

Families caring for children or adults with cognitive impairments live in a constant state of awareness. Doors, stoves, water, medical devices, and unpredictable behaviors all ...

Care at home succeeds or fails in the small moments. Eating a meal without stress, transferring from bed without fear, or completing personal hygiene with ...

Families who step into caregiving don’t usually plan for it. A child receives a diagnosis, a medical need becomes ongoing, or daily care slowly becomes ...

Can you be a CNA while pregnant and still manage the physical and emotional demands of caregiving? This question comes up frequently among caregivers who ...

Caregiving doesn’t just begin with a job application. It often starts at the kitchen table and unfolds during late nights, early mornings, and moments when ...

Families raising a child on the autism spectrum often move through their days with intention, planning, and constant awareness of routines that help their child ...

Living with a disability often means going through daily life affected by physical limitations, fatigue, pain, and routines that require extra effort. Movement can feel ...