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When should I consider overnight support for my parent?

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Overnight support may be worth considering if nights are becoming unsettled or unsafe. Signs include frequent waking, confusion in the dark, repeated toilet trips, wandering, breathlessness, or fear of being alone at night. Families also often worry after a fall during the night or when a parent becomes unsteady getting in and out of bed. Night-time support can provide reassurance, prompt assistance, and better rest for both the person receiving care and their relatives. Bringing this up with your parent can feel easier if you frame it around comfort and confidence rather than risk alone. Even occasional overnight help can make a big difference during illness, recovery, or periods of increased anxiety.

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