Elementor #1823
3. Provide After-School Support for Children:
While parents may be busy with work or other commitments, caregivers can manage after-school routines, such as helping with homework or overseeing extracurricular activities.
(3) Three Ways of in-home Caregivers
1. Establish a Consistent Routine for All Family Members: Caregivers can help set a consistent daily schedule that balances the needs of both children returning to school and seniors. This might include set times for meals, school drop-offs, senior care routines, and family time, helping to reduce stress and ensure everyone’s needs are met.
2. Assist with Morning and Evening Preparations:
Mornings can be hectic during school transitions, but caregivers can step in to help children prepare for school by assisting with breakfast, packing lunches, and organizing school bags. Meanwhile, they can ensure seniors are comfortable, have their medication, and are set for the day.
