Change Language When Asking Siblings To Pitch In
Caregiving Tips
Guidance on how to properly care for your loved ones as they navigate through the aging process
An excerpt by Lee Woodruff
Tips for minimizing sibling squabbles
Change language when asking siblings to pitch in, and be really specific. Instead of asking “Can you do this?” try your version of “Dad needs to go to the cardiologist on April 1 at 11 a.m. Please make arrangements to take him. Here is the doctor's number, and I told Dad you'd call and confirm with him tonight.”
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