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Two made-up families. Pick who you'd like to be. Each person sees only what their role allows.
The Carter family: children across two homes
Leah and Dan are separated and share Ruby (13) and Alfie (8) on a 2-2-5-5 pattern. Grandma Jean does Wednesday tea, and Kelly the childminder does Monday and Tuesday pick-ups.
LLeah Carter · ParentMum. Answers Dan's swap request, approves costs and reads the school trip letter.›DDan Carter · ParentDad. Has the children tonight. Asked to swap a weekend.›JJean Walsh · GrandparentGrandma. Does Wednesday tea. Sees where the children are, not the money.›KKelly Brooks · ChildminderChildminder. Sees her pick-ups, which home to drop off at, and allergies.›RRuby Carter · Young personAge 13. Her own simple view: where she's sleeping, what to pack, what's on.›
The Hale family: caring for Margaret
Margaret is 78 and lives on her own. Her daughter Sarah organises things, her sons and granddaughter help, and a cleaner and neighbour pop in.
SSarah Hale · AdministratorDaughter and organiser. Sees everything and manages the circle.›AAnthony Hale · Family memberSon. Takes on shopping and lifts.›LLucy Hale · ContributorGranddaughter. Sees her own tasks and shared ones only.›HHelen Price · HelperCleaner. Sees only her visits, the address and how to get in.›MMargaret Hale · Supported personThe person being supported. A simple large-text view of her day.›
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