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Often used in the same context:
caretakers,
physicians,
nurses,
clinicians,
patients,
mothers,
babysitters,
adults,
preschoolers,
hospice,
childcare,
bereavement,
grandparent,
counselors,
parents,
families,
care,
infants,
moms,
newborns,
nurse practitioner,
children,
alateen,
disenrolling,
educators,
toddlers,
spouses,
homebound,
guardians,
adolescents,
dementia,
pediatric,
preemies,
mental health,
alzheimer,
midwives,
nurturance,
daycare,
preceptors,
sufferers,
pets,
preschool,
seniors,
enuresis,
hygienists,
dads,
pharmacists,
professionals,
postpartum,
disabilities,
neonatal death,
psychotherapists,
medications,
companionship,
foster,
expressive aphasia,
registered nurse,
stepmothers,
perinatal,
practitioners,
caseworker,
teachers,
grandmothers,
neurologists,
hearing loss,
doctors,
health care,
flextime,
autism,
therapist,
obstetricians,
volunteers,
epilepsy,
learners,
individuals,
generalized epilepsy,
gerontologist,
adon,
therap,
mental illness,
employers,
boomers,
premature infant,
social services,
latchkey,
fathers,
mentally ill,
apraxia,
mealtimes,
ages,
geriatrician,
diapering,
outpatients,
smokers,
ambulation,
nannies,
compeer,
ambulatory,
houseparent,
librarians,
kids,
veterans,
carers,
caregiver,
carer,
helpers,
supervisors,
caregiving,
caretaker,
participants,
principals,
interviewers,
mentors,
facilitators,
partners,
players,
providers,
caseworkers,
clients,
coworkers,
drivers
Also try:
— Adjectives for caregivers:
other,
primary,
informal,
many,
professional,
male,
family,
most,
american,
female,
spousal,
more...
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