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ohh, now I understand what you wanted to say. Here's the proper correction.

When I said 'to watch' I mean to care about likea person. When I said 'to watch' I mean to care about a person.

When I said 'to watch' I meant to car about like persone for. When I said 'to watch' I meant to care for.

When I said '"to watch'," I mean to car about like persont I like taking care of the people I love. When I said "to watch," I meant I like taking care of the people I love.

I feel the same way.

I was delighted to care ofor my family and, especially my nieces and nephew. I was delighted to care for my family, especially my nieces and nephew.

I was delighted to care ofor my family and especially my nieces and nephew. I was delighted to care for my family and especially my nieces and nephew.

take care of would also work!

I was delighted to care ofor my family and especially my nieces and nephew. I was delighted to care for my family and especially my nieces and nephew.

There's a nuance between "taking care of" and "caring for" people. When people visit, we usually take care of them and their needs. If the situation is more of a permanent one because someone is ill, disabled or elderly, we care for someone.