When an ageing parent can no longer live alone, opening your home is a profound act of love—but it brings a tangle of practical, emotional, and logistical challenges. This book is not a checklist of chores; it is a companion for the transition. From the first honest conversation about moving in together to the daily rhythms of shared life, readers will find guidance on preparing the house, respecting independence, managing medications, balancing care with work and family, and handling the strain on relationships. It covers the unspoken: grief, guilt, privacy, and the shifting roles between parent and child. Grounded in real-world experience and the wisdom of care professionals, Moving a Parent Into Your Home offers clear direction without overwhelming you. Whether you are considering the move or already have a parent living with you, this guide helps you create a home—and a life—that works for everyone. Part of The Caring for a Parent Library.