His daughter and brother cared for him until his death in 1930.

Take Rosa Millard, an intelligent woman of 80 whose daughter could no longer care for her.

The dean's daughter did not care for shell-fish, so they were forced to start dinner with caviare.

"I'm sure my daughter doesn't care in the least."

The daughters of the house didn't care for him.

Even twenty or thirty years ago single daughters normally cared for elderly parents.

What makes you think that I care, or my daughter should care, where your affections may lie?

My daughters couldn't care less about it.

So she has already made plans to keep her 2-year-old daughter, Martha, out of day care that day.

Ms. Saddler would not say why her youngest daughter could no longer care for the children, but she alluded to mental illness.