Informal carers
An informal carer is normally an individual that looks after a person without payment. They would normally not need qualifications to be an informal carer. If you are a parent, then it can be easier because the parents trust the carers and the children are more likely to be more trust individuals that they already know. Informal carers include:
• Parents
• Grandparents
• Siblings
• Auntie and uncle
• Neighbours
Parents:
Parents have the most influence in a child’s life from the start of the child’s life to the end. The smallest of things could have a big impact on the individual child. Parents have a lot of jobs to make sure that the children are healthy, well-educated etc. Jobs for the parents include sending the children
An informal carer is normally an individual that looks after a person without payment. They would normally not need qualifications to be an informal carer. If you are a parent, then it can be easier because the parents trust the carers and the children are more likely to be more trust individuals that they already know. Informal carers include:
• Parents
• Grandparents
• Siblings
• Auntie and uncle
• Neighbours
Parents:
Parents have the most influence in a child’s life from the start of the child’s life to the end. The smallest of things could have a big impact on the individual child. Parents have a lot of jobs to make sure that the children are healthy, well-educated etc. Jobs for the parents include sending the children