When we think or talk about caregivers we usually assume that we’re talking about adults caring for a sick, disabled, or elderly family member. Caregiving is frequently difficult and taxing, and people take up the responsibility because they love and want to care for the person needing help. But what many of us may not know is that there is a group of people who also take up the task of caring for a family member: children. And while there’s often support for adult caregivers, many children get missed by agencies that can help. We're joined by two experts who work extensively with children caregivers.
