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"I just saw her reply to other negative reviews—so ridiculous I could die laughing. 1. This maternity nanny made pumpkin millet porridge at my home without peeling the pumpkin. The first time she did it, I even asked why she didn’t peel it. She said the skin is nutritious and that this is how it’s always done. So when I ate it, I could only spit out the skin myself. Turns out it was just because the skin was too hard to peel. We were really too easygoing, and she really treats different employers differently. 2. Let me give everyone an example: the cooking helper at my home can make 200 dumplings plus three dishes and a soup in 3 hours starting from ingredient prep. People in the same line of work were speechless when they saw this nanny’s reply. Also, this nanny herself once said that defrosting only takes one or two minutes in the microwave, but now suddenly defrosting takes time again. 3. As for saying she doesn’t ask clients to write positive reviews and that clients write them voluntarily, I won’t say much. The Bay Area circle is only so big—everyone understands. This nanny also performs differently in each employer’s home: if she thinks the employer is easy to push around, she gets more slippery; if not, she behaves more honestly. When choosing a maternity nanny, everyone should still do more interviews and comparisons. Interviewing more people lowers the chance of ending up with a bad one."

"Aunt Wu was the best blessing I had during my second postpartum confinement in Toronto. Professional and meticulous, she took wonderful care of both me and my baby in every way. She perfectly regulated the baby’s routine, feeding, and daily care, and helped me recover quickly after giving birth. She also prepared delicious, varied confinement meals every day, making me feel the warmth of home far away from my own country. In this short month, thanks entirely to her dedication and thoughtfulness, I was able to rest and recover peacefully. I’m truly grateful to Aunt Wu and highly recommend her to all new moms in need!"

"During my postpartum confinement period, I was very grateful for Monica’s attentive care, and I was very satisfied with the overall experience. Monica is very skilled in caring for newborns and was able to properly handle daily care tasks, including feeding, burping, changing diapers, and bathing. She is also very experienced in arranging the baby’s routine and was able to help establish a more stable daily rhythm, which greatly reduced the stress on us as first-time parents. Our baby was already able to sleep until 6 a.m. by one month old, and we are extremely grateful! In terms of caring for the postpartum mother, Monica was also very thoughtful. She prepared suitable confinement meals and soups according to my physical condition and reminded me of the importance of rest and recovery. She also paid attention to my recovery progress and offered timely advice, which made the entire confinement period more structured and reassuring. In addition, Monica worked in an organized way and handled cleaning properly as well, keeping the environment neat and comfortable so that I could focus on resting and caring for the baby. Overall, Monica is serious about her work, highly experienced, calm, and reliable. She was a great help to our first-time family and is a confinement nanny worthy of trust."