Educational, not medical or legal advice. If you are starting from nothing, the family guide puts these in the order families actually meet them.
§ VIII — Notes
Notes, from the sixth month
of doing it alone.
Writing from the people building Kin: noticing, dividing the work, burning out, and why a family's record should not live in somebody else's database.
- Splitting caregiving among siblingsWhy the work lands on one person, why guilt is a terrible way to divide it, and the three steps that hold up over a year.Caregiving · 2026
- Signs your parent needs help at homeAround the house, in the body, out in the world — what is ordinary ageing, and what is worth an appointment this month.Caregiving · 2026
- Caregiver burnout: the real fixThe signs, and why the cause is an invisible and uneven load rather than a shortage of resilience in the person carrying it.Caregiving · 2026
- A private system of record for caring for a parentYour mother never chose to be a user of anything. That is the argument for keeping her record on the family's own phones.Caregiving · 2026
- One sibling should not be doing this aloneNineteen tabs, four versions of the same medication list, and message 1,247. Why Kin exists, and what it costs in plain print.Launch · 2026