Around the house
Food, mail, laundry, and housekeeping tell the truth long before anyone says anything. This section lists the specific things worth noting on your next visit.
Free guide
Signs Mom or Dad may need more support
A printable observation sheet for adult children who sense something has changed but cannot yet name it, organized by what you can actually see.
- What to look for around the house, not just in conversation
- Health, memory, mood, and driving signals worth noting
- How to raise what you noticed without anyone feeling judged
This is an observation sheet, not a diagnosis. One or two checks are common with age. A cluster in a single section is usually the real signal, and that is a good moment to call.
What is inside the guide
Health and safety
Falls explained away, stairs avoided, weight lost, medications missed, and driving that has quietly changed.
Memory and judgment
Repeated questions, unfamiliar confusion late in the day, unpaid bills, and susceptibility to phone solicitation.
Mood and connection
Withdrawing from friends and church, sleeping differently, and loneliness mentioned lightly but often.
What to do with what you noticed
How to write it down, compare notes with a sibling, and raise it with your parent or their physician without anyone feeling judged.
You do not have to navigate this journey alone
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