Write handover notes for someone caring for your dependent — child, elder, or person with support needs: routines, the calming moves, and the decision authority.
Write care notes for {{dependent}} ({{context}} — age/needs, who's covering, for how long, the routine's importance level). Structure: the daily rhythm timetable (meals and the actual foods that work, sleep/rest routine with the exact steps — the order matters more than outsiders think, meds with doses and times and the what-if-missed note), the person decoded (what upsets them and the early signs, the calming moves that work — specifically, in order of escalation; the things they'll ask for that the answer is no), the communication notes (how they express pain/fear/need — especially if words are limited), the medical block (conditions, doctor, meds list, the go-to-hospital triggers stated plainly), the decision authority (what the carer can decide, what needs a call to me, my consent note for emergency treatment), and the reassurance section for the carer: the it's-going-fine signs, and the you're-doing-okay note. Because handing over care is trust in document form.
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