Kid Caregivers is a 501c3 nonprofit organization which supports and empowers children who are acting as caregivers. Our mission is to help young people cope and to enliven the lives of adults living with Alzheimer's disease. We offer intergenerational Puzzle Time programs and training to enhance eldercare globally. We encourage young people to use their skills to benefit the dementia community.
Monday, May 13, 2019
Sunday, May 12, 2019
Happy Mother's Day To All!
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Tips
1. Do not worry about the rules when playing a game with a dementia patient. During Rummy, grandma mixed up many of the rules. It did NOT matter. We had fun, and made up our own game.
2. Try to do something different or new with your family member. We played with Roblox. Grandma was mesmerized. She thought is was so cool! I did not need her to remember anything. I just showed her what the Avatars look like and how to design them. It was an artistic activity, that we both loved.
3. Eat something new. Grandma never grew up eating sushi. I think if grandma did not have Alzheimer's she probably would not want to eat raw fish. However, with dementia she was more willing to try it! I guess it is a weird blessing! I love sushi! We both enjoyed California rolls and masago, which are fish eggs.
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