Семья Tyrone из Newton, США ищет сиделку для пожилого человека для Готовка, Легкая домашняя работа, Уборка и стирка & Принятие ванны и помощь с одеванием

Feeding, transportation, and non-clinical assistance.
The following are the duties that an in-home caregiver must provide to our children.
1. Effective Communication
A caregiver’s effective communication brings a feeling of companionship to the one receiving the care. It allows patients to communicate their daily activities, concerns, and what not. Through communication, caregivers can receive feedback, which will help them improve their practice.
2. Cognitive Engagement
For infants, performing day-to-day tasks becomes a part of life. In such cases, caregivers must engage with them, monitor their safety, and form bond that stimulate cognitive functions. Play games, TV Shows that engage the mind.





3. Meal Preparation
Infants feeding keep track or tab on their nutrition intake. Dietary plans are pivotal. Caregivers must ensure the meals are eaten as planned. They must assist in preparing a healthy meal with good nutritional values and feeding the infant if necessary.
5. Light Housekeeping
Infant and young children make it difficult for individuals to clean their homes. In such times, a caregiver’s duties and responsibilities include doing light housekeeping to keep homes neat and orderly. Washing Clothes, mopping, changing bed and doing laundry on daily basics. Cleaning the area in which clients sit and travel to and from the bathroom and living room area. (vacuuming when asked)
6. Personal Care
Basic activities such as bathing, lavatory, dressing, and grooming can be difficult for aging or disabled patients. One of the caregiver’s responsibilities is assisting seniors or disabled individuals with personal care. Changing pamper and cleaning client.
7. Transportation & Errands
Mobility is crucial. From visiting clinics to picking up medications, to picking up children from school and caregiver should ensure that mobility is maintained. A caregiver should also run errands for family, such as picking up groceries.





8. Regular Exercise
Limited mobility affects the body. In the case of the infant and children, a caregiver should take patients for walks and light exercises.
9. Financial Accountability
The family will handle all the financial payments for the Au pair expenses. Company will make all payment decisions.
10. Companionship
Isolation and depression are common among children and infants. Activities such as reading books, magazines, and newspapers, playing board games, and engaging with children can improve their emotional and mental health.
11. Socialization
Children may sometimes have limited communication with the outside world. As a result, they are hesitant when it comes to going out.
12. Family Support
Au pair can perform their duties well if the family provides complete support. Maintaining constant communication with the family members and updating them regarding the progress of the infant's health is a great way to establish a healthy relationship.