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A good night's sleep is important for everyone. However, as we age, our sleep patterns often change. If you’ve observed that on older loved is sleeping a lot, whether during the day or night, you’re not alone. Many caregivers, loved ones, and even seniors themselves wonder why sleep needs increase and if sleeping more frequently…

Dealing with negativity in elderly parents is a deeply emotional and sometimes challenging experience for adult children and caregivers. Your parents may have once been your source of security and guidance, so witnessing their frustration or unhappiness can feel overwhelming.  However, negativity in aging parents often isn’t random; it can stem from underlying causes such…

Age can bring about plenty of changes. For many seniors, a loss of appetite is a serious problem that can quickly lead to nutritional deficiencies, a decline in physical abilities, and reduced overall health. Your loved one deserves a healthy lifestyle full of love, and helping them with a loss of appetite may be easier…

Dementia symptoms and progression can affect memory, language, and cognitive abilities, making it difficult for those affected to express themselves and understand others. Because of the changing symptoms, talking with a loved one with dementia can pose challenges for adult children and family members. However, with the following strategies and tools, you can improve your…