Routines That Survive Without Me

My [Your Relationship To Them] [Initials] ([Their Age], [Diagnosis]) depends on routines — and the routines currently depend on ME. Here's the one that matters most: [Routine Description]. Help me make it survive a caregiver change: 1) rewrite it as exact steps a stranger could follow, including the invisible parts I do automatically — the two-minute warning, the exact phrasing, the order that must never change, 2) interrogate me: flag every step that secretly requires 'only-I-know' knowledge and make me spell it out, 3) build the flexibility guide: what can bend (time? place? person? brand?) and what truly cannot — so a new caregiver knows which battles matter, 4) design a practice plan: another person runs the routine WHILE I'm still here to coach, starting this month, with me stepping further back each week, 5) list the signs that [Initials] is struggling with the change, and what recovery usually needs (more time, more sameness, not more pressure). One routine per session — I'll come back with the next one.