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I began working with family caregivers in 1990 and launched CareGiving.com in 1996 to help and support them. Through my blog, I share words of comfort and offer coping strategies and tips. I also write opinion pieces about recent research, community programs and media coverage of caregiving issues. I've written several caregiving books, including "The Caregiving Years, Six Stages to a Meaningful Journey," "Take Comfort, Reflections of Hope for Caregivers" and "After Caregiving Ends, A Guide to Beginning Again." You can purchase my books and schedule a coaching call with me in our store.
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Caregiver Language The simplified and repetitive type of speech, with exaggerated intonation and rhythm, often used by adults when speaking to babies. •Motherese, caretaker language, caregiver language. Page 3 Parents and adults help infants master language sounds by talking in a distinctive style.