Providing a permanent allowance for parents acting as caregivers helps to mitigate disruptions in family dynamics caused by the need for extraordinary care. Frequently, such care necessitates adjustments in family routines, employment patterns, and social engagements, increasing stress and strain on family relationships. By recognizing the value of parental caregiving and offering financial compensation, the state promotes the stability and cohesion of family units. This policy intervention allows parents to dedicate their time and attention to providing care without compromising their relationships, leading to healthier family dynamics, improved emotional well-being, and enhanced social connectedness. Ultimately, this contributes to both parents’ and minors' overall resilience and flourishing within the family unit.