These were the games, puzzles, and sensory tools that helped keep my mom’s mind gently engaged—even on the harder days. Nothing complicated, just thoughtful ways to bring a bit of focus, calm, or connection.
We found a lot of comfort in books with simple language, strong visuals, and familiar topics. These were easy to hold, easy to follow, and often sparked a story or a smile—even when words were starting to slip away.
From adaptive utensils to toilet seat risers, these are the quiet helpers that made daily routines smoother for both of us. I chose each one because it actually solved a problem—without adding more stress or setup.
Getting dressed was easier—and more dignified—with clothes designed for mobility, ease, and comfort. These options helped avoid frustration, kept her safe, and still felt like her.
These items helped me keep her space clean, calm, and a little easier to manage. From air purifiers to storage ideas, it was about creating a home that worked with her needs, not against them.
Wandering, slipping, forgetting how things work—safety took on new meaning in our house. These tools helped me prevent falls, secure risky areas, and give both of us some peace of mind.
This section’s just for us—the ones doing the checking, lifting, deciding, comforting. These are the things that helped me keep going. Little comforts, tools, and supports that reminded me I mattered too.