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Child Caregivers in America

Millions of American children are serving as caregivers for sick and disabled family members due to the high cost of professional care. These young caregivers handle tasks ranging from administering medication to assisting with daily activities and household chores. The strain on these children, who often feel isolated in their responsibilities, is evident in studies showing increased levels of ongoing sadness. With the aging population and more parents working, the number of child caregivers has sharply risen, emphasizing the need for support and respite for these young individuals.