Physical assistance such as personal care, bathing, changing clothes or household chores. Providing empathy and sympathy to a person facing emotional difficulties Routine checkups and other medication management Paper work such as planning a budget. Boosting self-esteem through appreciation Teaching everyday life skills Cooking and cleaning Collaborating with health professionals to ensure all care needs are being met.

Caring for the children’s hygiene, like grooming, brushing hair, and bathing Light housekeeping like tidying playrooms, bedrooms, the kitchen, the laundry room, and sterilizing bottles and toys. Preparing food for children and often for the family. Working with the family on appropriate discipline guidelines Taking children to their appointments and scheduled activities including school and extracurricular activities Organizing in-house activities such as reading, crafts, and games Maintaining a healthy environment