Dividing caregiving responsibility among siblings without the guilt, resentment, or unequal load.
Caregiving responsibilities rarely divide evenly among siblings, and the resulting resentment can outlast the caregiving itself. This guide gives families a way to talk about shared responsibility honestly, before imbalance turns into a lasting rift.
Inside: having the first conversation about dividing caregiving fairly, accounting for differences in distance, finances, and capacity between siblings, addressing resentment when the load isn't equal, and revisiting the arrangement as circumstances change. Built to protect both the caregiving and the sibling relationship. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats.
Dividing caregiving responsibility among siblings without the guilt, resentment, or unequal load.