If you have an older relative that you're taking care of, it's important to organize your home in a way that will accommodate their needs. Here's how.

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For shared bathrooms, portable caddies can handle overflow. “In our home, each kid has their own,” she says. “Our son and daughter can have their essentials in their caddies and they can go anywhere.

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