Covered with Caring Hands LLC

12/18/2025

12/16/2025

We here at Covered with Caring Hands love celebrating the holidays. Join us in our count down…

🎄 10 Days Until Christmas (Dec 16)

Christmas is right around the corner!

🎁 Question of the Day:

What’s your favorite Christmas tradition with your family?

👇 Comment below—we’d love to hear!
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12/11/2025

Now hiring: Home Health Aide

Location: Gainesville, Fl

Every other weekend

9am-4pm

Child w/ Autism & Disabilities

Requirements:

HHA Certification
CPR & First Aide
Vehicle Registration & Insurance
Resume (if applicable)
Reliable Transportation

12/03/2025

👇 Tell us in the comments:

Which sensory activity does YOUR child love the most?

1️⃣ Water play 💧
2️⃣ Fidgets & squishies ✨
3️⃣ Weighted blankets 🐻
4️⃣ Sensory bins (rice, beans, beads) 🌈
5️⃣ Visual toys (bubbles, lights) 💡
6️⃣ Movement activities (swings, jumping) 🕺
💬 Bonus: Share WHY your child loves it — your answer might help another parent today! 🤍

12/03/2025

🌟 Service Spotlight: Personal Support Services

Helping Your Child Thrive — One Daily Routine at a Time 💚

At Covered with Caring Hands In Home Care, we know that the little moments make the biggest difference. Our Personal Support Services are designed to help children with special needs feel confident, comfortable, and supported in their daily routines.

✨ What We Help With:

• Bathing & grooming
• Feeding & mealtime support
• Dressing & hygiene
• Homework assistance
• Daily living skills
• Routine building & independence
• Gentle emotional support throughout the day

💚 Why Families Choose Us:
Because every child deserves patience, love, and the right support — right at home.

📞 Call or Text: (352) 446-2176

“Comfort, Care, and Calm—Right at Home”

12/02/2025

💚 Parent Tip Tuesday

Helping Your Child Stay Calm During Busy Days
Routines can help children with special needs feel safe, supported, and ready to shine. Here are a few gentle reminders for parents:

✨ 1. Create a predictable schedule
Even a simple visual chart can reduce anxiety and make transitions easier.
✨ 2. Build in sensory breaks
Short breaks with fidgets, deep pressure squeezes, or quiet time can prevent meltdowns before they start.
✨ 3. Use simple, clear communication
Break instructions into small steps and praise every success — big or small.
✨ 4. Prepare them for changes
Talk about upcoming activities ahead of time so they know what to expect.
✨ 5. Celebrate progress
Every step forward counts. Your child is doing amazing — and so are you.

💚 Covered with Caring Hands – In Home Care

📞 (352) 446-2176
“Comfort, Care, and Calm—Right at Home”