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because of that 30 40 years ago when I first became interested in when I wascaregiving still remains in our society
caregiving still remains in our society
caregiving and our babies you know are like penguins they just penguin babies they can't exist unless more than one person is is taking care of them they
of caregiving help you grow and develop as much as competition does.
those caregiving duties that's what spouses think they're supposed to do but
And caregiving for children and for people in general just isn't a kind of production or a kind of conception, it's its own thing.
in caregiving where we have to go from taking care of the most dependent creature we know of, a human baby who completely requires us to make a decision's for them, to keep them
they have caregiving obligations, or men, actually can't get back in.
Because that is what caregiving is.
kind of attitude towards caregiving.
caregivers go into caregiving professions because they're caring
But investing in caregiving isn't just the right thing to do, It's also smart business.
So disability and caregiving community is comprised of three different groups.
And one of the things that makes caregiving so interesting so much more interesting than it is on the parenting model is these deep tensions, these kind of paradoxes that come
getting lots of people involved in caregiving and our babies you know are like penguins they just penguin babies they can't exist unless more than one
My advice to applicants with a disability and caregiving lived experiences is to really lean
And that may be when you're young and you don't have caregiving obligations.
we're going to we're going to talk about kind of caregiving in general from a
they install the buttons right so I think they did it because caregiving is
So that picture is the picture that's become prominent in our discussions about caregiving, but it's very, very different from the picture that comes from thinking about caregiving
In a way that parenting picture is saying that we should think about caregiving taking care of children as being kind of like creating the very best potato.
One of the things we know is that siblings provide a lot of caregiving for human beings.
but one thing that I do think for sure is that during the process of caregiving the model is making people miserable.
there's not enough accountants, it's in caregiving, there's not enough babysitters or caregivers or educators or healthcare, or whether it's construction, there's not enough
things let's start with the first one which is about you know what's commonly called long long distance caregiving
now that as Boomers get older they want to give back they're into things like caregiving which are so important uh they're they're giving political
I think one of the big learnings that I've had in being part of the disability and caregiving community is just how
But those skills are completely transferable to being a manager and to being a leader, so much so that I would look for people with caregiving experience
Not just doctors-- nurses, nurses' aides, but who does the majority of caregiving?
And in fact, again, this is part of the difference between the carpenter and the gardener model, if you think about caregiving as being a way of encouraging diversity it kind of makes
According to a study found by Harvard Business School, for every dollar that a company invests in caregiving support for its employees, it can save three or
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