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张艳春
"Thank you so much to Sister Chunni for taking such meticulous care of my baby and me during this time! She is very professional, attentive, and responsible, and incredibly patient with the baby. Whether it was feeding, burping, bathing, changing diapers, or the baby’s daily care and routine, she handled everything very thoughtfully, which gave our whole family great peace of mind.
While caring for the baby, she was also very considerate toward me as a postpartum mother. Based on my situation, she prepared nutritious, balanced, light, and tasty postpartum meals, and reminded me to rest and focus on my recovery. Whenever we had questions about caring for the baby, she patiently communicated with us and shared her own experience.
During this time, the baby was very well cared for, and I was able to get plenty of rest and recover. Not only was she conscientious and responsible in her work, but she was also easygoing and kind, and being around her felt like having a family member. I feel very fortunate to have met such a wonderful postpartum nanny during my confinement period. I sincerely appreciate all that she did and would be very happy to recommend her to other mothers who need help!"
Queens, NY USA7 hours ago
贾学芝
"I am very happy to recommend Aunt Jia as a professional and reliable newborn care specialist. During the time she cared for our baby, she demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility, extensive experience, and gentle, attentive caregiving skills.
Aunt Jia was very patient and loving with our baby. Her caregiving approach was gentle and thoughtful, and she was able to keenly observe our baby’s needs and condition. She is highly experienced and has solid professional knowledge, providing us with great help in daily care, feeding, and sleep soothing. She works carefully and responsibly, communicates smoothly, and has a cheerful, easygoing personality. She got along very well with our family.
In addition to her excellent baby-care abilities, Aunt Jia is also a very good cook. Based on postpartum recovery and our family’s needs, she was able to arrange nutritionally balanced, well-planned meals, allowing us to maintain proper nutrition during postpartum recovery while also enjoying delicious home-cooked food.
When our baby experienced health issues, Aunt Jia further demonstrated her professionalism and attentiveness. She proactively monitored unusual changes in our baby and reminded us and communicated with us promptly. When it came to the baby’s medication, she carefully confirmed the dosage and instructions for use to ensure the caregiving process was safe and accurate. During the baby’s postoperative care, she also provided very professional and detailed support, including wound care, daily observation, hygiene care, and patient soothing when the baby was uncomfortable or unsettled, helping the baby get through the recovery period smoothly.
Aunt Jia’s extensive experience, professional caregiving abilities, and warm, responsible attitude gave us great peace of mind during the newborn stage. She is not only an excellent maternity caregiver, but also a trustworthy family care partner.
We are very grateful to Aunt Jia for the effort she devoted to our family, and we sincerely recommend her to families looking for professional maternity care and newborn-care assistance."
Woburn, MA USA7 hours ago
陈卫玲
"The nanny was extremely irresponsible. She agreed to everything at first, then casually backed out on the employer two months later.
On July 28, 2026, we confirmed our intention to work together with her and discussed her start date. She readily agreed. She proactively suggested paying the deposit after getting vaccinated in September, and both sides agreed.
On September 3, she submitted her vaccination record. We discussed the start date, and she said there was no problem.
On September 5, she suddenly said she had to go to Singapore with her current employer and could not start work. We tried to persuade her to stay and even offered to pay more, but she simply stopped replying.
If you are also considering Auntie Chen, be careful not to become her next backup option."
Seattle, WA USAyesterday
Confinement Nanny
Lifen Zhang
5.0
USA、Canada | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Postpartum Doula
Bing Liu
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Birth Doula、Postpartum Doula、Live-out Confinement Nanny
Chunmei Wang
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Live-out Confinement Nanny、Postpartum Doula
Haihua Cai
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Live-out Confinement Nanny、Birth Doula、Postpartum Doula
Doula
Lifen Zhang
5.0
USA、Canada | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Postpartum Doula
Bing Liu
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Birth Doula、Postpartum Doula、Live-out Confinement Nanny
Chunmei Wang
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Live-out Confinement Nanny、Postpartum Doula
Haihua Cai
5.0
USA | Live-in Confinement Nanny、Live-out Confinement Nanny、Birth Doula、Postpartum Doula