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"I highly recommend Sister Liu as a postpartum nanny. I really find it strange why there are those negative reviews—they feel a lot like malicious comments. Even if not every postpartum nanny is the right fit for every family, it still shouldn’t be all bad reviews, right? I happened to see them today, felt upset, and couldn’t help coming on here to say a few words. In my personal experience, Sister Liu was very loving and patient with my child, and she even taught my son to “learn to wait,” “say hello,” and “say bye-bye to Mommy.” My son liked her very much, and her daily care was also very meticulous and scientific. He never once had diaper rash, and her cooking was super delicious too. Wiping his bottom, applying oil, bathing him, and all kinds of interactions with the child—I felt she was very professional in all of it. From all kinds of baby care to, when she was about to leave, personally teaching us step by step how to care for the baby efficiently, she was truly very thoughtful. She helped my son become adorable and well-behaved, and to this day I am still grateful for the joy that her companionship during my postpartum month brought us. The food in the fridge was always arranged perfectly—there was never overbuying and waste, and there was never a single meal that wasn’t tasty or wasn’t enough. I was in a good mood, my husband was supportive, and Sister Liu also put great care into teaching us, so that when her service ended we weren’t left running around like headless flies, not knowing what to do. No matter where I go, I will always recommend her! I’m attaching photos of her dishes too—they’re making my mouth water already, haha!"

"Overall, having Auntie Wang come take care of me during my postpartum confinement really helped me a lot and made things much easier. When it came to caring for the baby, she truly knew what she was doing. Whether it was feeding, burping, bathing, or doing gas-relief exercises, she was always very skillful and efficient. What moved me the most was that some time ago, the baby had severe spit-up and simply could not lie down to sleep. To prevent him from spitting up, she even held him all night while sleeping, which showed how dedicated she was. With her care and adjustment, the baby’s routine gradually became more regular, there was much less unexplained crying, and my family and I were finally able to get some restful sleep too. What I most want to praise is her help with breastfeeding and breast care. In the first few days after I was discharged from the hospital, I had severe blocked milk ducts, and my breasts were so engorged they felt like rocks. Thanks to her experience, she comforted me while skillfully helping me express milk and apply warm compresses, and she even specially made soup to promote milk flow. That was what helped me get through the hardest first few days of physiological engorgement. She is proactive and works quickly. If there was anything, I could communicate with her directly and she would handle it promptly, and getting along with her never felt overly formal or uncomfortable. If anyone is looking for a reliable postpartum nanny who is capable, practical, and responsible with babies during postpartum confinement, I sincerely recommend Auntie Wang. She really can help new parents avoid a lot of unnecessary detours."

"We had the pleasure of working with Caiyun during the first several weeks after our son was born. As first time parents, she was an incredible source of support, helping us both care for our newborn and with postpartum recovery. Caiyun was very knowledgeable, explaining our baby’s development and what she was doing, which helped us feel at ease. Caiyun was always patient, positive, and caring with our baby, and her vibrant energy and warmth was a welcome addition to our home. Caiyun also made wonderful, nourishing meals and helped us with many breastfeeding challenges along the way. We’re grateful for the support and education she provided us during such an important time and would happily recommend her to any new parents."