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董志晶
董志晶
"Auntie Dong is especially experienced and very attentive. She was very professional in soothing the baby to sleep, feeding, bathing, and doing baby massage. She kept the baby very clean and smelling nice, and my baby was clearly more at ease in her arms. My baby had very severe eczema, and Auntie Dong handled it very carefully. Every day before applying the medicine, she would wash the area with warm water, dry it with a hair dryer, and then apply the medicine. It healed within just a few days. The postpartum meals she made were also especially suited to my physical recovery and condition. Auntie Dong can cook both northern and southern Chinese dishes. She works efficiently and is never petty. She takes care of the baby seriously and responsibly, and she also keeps the home very clean. She has a cheerful and gentle personality and is very comfortable to get along with. My whole family, including my mother and mother-in-law, all like Auntie Dong. Most precious of all is that she truly loves my baby. We were really lucky to meet such a reliable maternity matron. The only regret is that we only booked Auntie Dong for a six-month slot. It really feels too short—we have to part ways before we’ve had enough time together. Sincerely grateful for this encounter and recommendation."
North Bergen, NJ USA43 minutes ago
蔡革红
蔡革红
"We feel incredibly lucky to have had Auntie Cai during our confinement period as a first-time mother. What sets her apart is her deep understanding of early childhood development — she embodies Montessori principles without ever needing to name them. She is constantly upskilling and genuinely cares about giving babies the best developmental start. The results spoke for themselves: our baby was high-fiving at 1 month old, and at our 2-month pediatric check-up, our doctor remarked that our baby had the head-lifting and tummy time skills of a 4-month-old. That is a testament to the intentional, nurturing work Auntie Cai put in every single day. When I first arrived home after being discharged, I was exhausted, carrying significant sleep debt and struggling with engorged breasts. Auntie Cai stepped in immediately, helped me navigate my breastfeeding journey, and began establishing a rhythm and schedule for our family. She kept me grounded, encouraged me to stay positive, and patiently answered every question I had about my baby's development and milestones. She is also a wonderful teacher. I asked her to show me what she was doing, and she did — generously and without hesitation. My parents, spouse, and I found myself naturally modeling my baby care technique after hers. Even now that she has left our household, I continue her exercises, songs, and games with my baby, and I hope to carry forward the momentum she created. I have also learned to cook some new dishes. Beyond her expertise, Auntie Cai is deeply respectful of our values. When I shared our interest in sustainability, she was thoughtful and considerate about it wherever she could be. She was also helpful and proactive around the house whenever she had a free moment. If you are looking for a confinement nanny who will not just care for your baby but truly invest in their growth — and in you as a new parent — Auntie Cai is the one. We cannot recommend her highly enough. Tip: I was very protective of Auntie Cai's naptime when she was here. Given the nature of confinement nanny work, Auntie Cai is not very well rested, but getting good rest will ensure better health for both Auntie Cai and the baby. I also did some overnight shifts so I could learn to do them without her and so that my baby would be familiar with my soothing techniques. Find more sustainable shifts between you and your partner/support. Now, with my infant nanny, I am doing the 8pm-12am shift while the nanny rests and takes over 12am-7am. "
Queens, NY USA12 hours ago
张香菊
张香菊
"We were lucky to meet Auntie Zhang because our first maternity nanny had a very bad personality and was unprofessional, so we changed nannies a little over a week after the baby was born. After Auntie Zhang took over, the baby cried noticeably less, slept more, and even gained weight. We’re so glad we made that choice! Under Auntie Zhang’s scientific childcare, the baby did not have problems like gas or diaper rash during the postpartum month. She also gave the baby massages every day, did gas-relief exercises, and took the baby out in the sun. The baby also no longer cried loudly during baths like before. There really is a big difference between a professional and an unprofessional maternity nanny. Auntie Zhang also has a great personality—cheerful, optimistic, and not petty. It’s inevitable to have different ideas during childcare, but unlike our previous maternity nanny, who couldn’t take any suggestions and expected us to just listen to her, Auntie Zhang would share her experience and seek common ground while respecting differences. In her spare time, she also helped clean the yard and even used a machine to give me a massage once. She was very warm-hearted and is an excellent cook. Although we were together for only a short 20 days, we got along very well and happily. Hope we’ll have the chance to meet again 😀"
Pasadena, CA USA2 days ago