Question

how do the roles of caregivers compare to those of parents?
caregivers are part of a childs support structure, but not all caregivers are parents.
caregivers are not related to the child, but parents are genetically related to the child.
caregivers care for the child outside the home, but parents care for the child in the home.
caregivers are parents without custodial rights, but not all parents have custody of the child.

Explanation:

• Caregivers can include parents, but also others like babysitters, nannies, or relatives. So caregivers are part of a child's support structure, but not all caregivers are parents.
• Some caregivers can be related (e.g., grandparents). So the statement that caregivers are not related is wrong.
• Caregivers can care for a child at home (e.g., a nanny at the child's home). So the home - outside home distinction is incorrect.
• Caregivers are not just parents without custodial rights. There are non - parent caregivers.

Answer:

Caregivers are part of a child’s support structure, but not all caregivers are parents.