In my another post I said
A: How about/what about a vacation to Hawaii? (suggestion)
B: Great idea, but what about the dogs? (objection, potential problem)
A: My parents will look after them.
I am not very I should use look after or take care of.
A post says
'Look after' can suggest to keep someone from trouble, watching over them, attending to their basic needs such as hunger and shelter, as a sort of guardian. 'Take care of' perhaps has a more maternal feel to it in the sense of protection, love in certain contexts, and of course, care.
How about "take after"? Are "look after", "take care of" and "take after" interchangeable in my case?