Something for the one who's always there
Carers rarely ask for anything for themselves. Write a compliment of your own, free, for whoever is always there, and let them know it has been noticed.
Free to write and free to share. No account needed.
Caring for someone only shows if you look
Looking after a parent, a partner or a child is not something you fit in around the edges: it is always there. Carers Week, in the second week of June, gives it one week of attention. A few honest words say more than a bunch of flowers, and on a card they stay put for the heavy days.
It could sound like this
A starting point you then bend all the way into your own words.
Who looks after you, though? Today it's me, with this.Use this line: Who looks after you, though? Today…
What you do every day, other people call remarkable. You call it normal.Use this line: What you do every day, other…
You don't always have to be strong. But my word, you often are.Use this line: You don't always have to be…
Put it on something that lasts
Your words go onto the gift exactly as they are. Writing and sharing stay free.
Mug with your compliment
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Tile 15 × 15 cm with a hanger
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Puzzel met jouw compliment (120 stukjes)
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Frequently asked questions
When is Carers Week?
Carers Week falls in the second week of June. But anyone who does this all year round deserves a kind word all year round.
What is a good present for a carer?
Something small and personal. There is a card that is about exactly this: for the one doing the caring. Your own words finish it off.
Do I need an account?
No. Making and sharing is free and works without an account.
For the one doing the caring
Nobody asks her how she is doing, so you ask.