Care Giving Tips

Bathing is a basic necessity, but for seniors, it can sometimes be a challenging and monotonous task. As caregivers, it’s our responsibility to ensure this task is not only manageable but enjoyable too. This guide is here to help you add a touch of fun and relaxation to the bathing routine of your elderly loved…

Bathrooms are often taken for granted as safe spaces, and as a result, it poses unexpected hazards, particularly for seniors and those with mobility issues. In the United States, slips and falls in bathrooms account for a significant number of hospitalizations among the elderly. Given that showers amplify these risks by adding water to already…

Dementia refers to a wide range of conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, that alter brain function. Sufferers are known to endure memory loss as well as problems with speech, thoughts, and physical activity. Moreover, dementia is known to cause mood swings. Understandably, caregivers of people with dementia face uphill battles. In the United States, an…

Personal hygiene is important for people of all ages. Most of us don’t need to be reminded that without regular cleansing, we leave our bodies susceptible to not just smelling bad but feeling poorly. Naturally, there are numerous bacteria that can develop from improper washing, and these can lead to severe illnesses. This is especially…

We all use the bathroom every day. It’s the place where we all freshen up and get ready for our days each morning. The commonplace and often mundane acts of brushing our teeth, washing our faces, and combing our hair all take place in the bathroom. Of course, showering is another bathroom activity that we…

The vast majority of us have a sense of how to help a loved one with a mobility issue get from point A to B. However, we often find it difficult to know how to address the emotional strain that comes with having physical limitations. As Chartwell.com informs us, the American Psychological Association (APA) says…