Chinese Nanny & Confinement Nanny (月嫂) Reviews — 30 Most Recent
Real reviews from Chinese-speaking families across North America. Compare ratings, read real experiences, and spot red flags before you hire a nanny, 月嫂, or doula.
3 days ago·HOUSTON, TX
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Auntie He stayed with our family for more than 40 days. Since we both grew up in Hunan, being together felt very much like being with family. Auntie He truly loves babies. During the day when we were busy, she could always hear the baby at the first sound and rush over to soothe and care for the baby. When the baby cried and our whole family was flustered and at a loss, Auntie He could always accurately understand what the baby needed and take good care of the baby. We learned many practical baby care skills from Auntie He. She carefully taught us step by step how to soothe the baby’s emotions, how to prevent heat rash, eczema, and diaper rash, and how to tell whether the baby had not eaten enough or just needed to burp, and so on. For our daily meals and snacks, Auntie He always thoughtfully balanced nutrition and taste. There were home-style stir-fries, nourishing soups, handmade trendy desserts, noodles, sweet fermented rice, and special Hunan rice noodles, as well as all kinds of refreshing freshly squeezed juices. Our whole family fully enjoyed the food and was amazed by Auntie He’s cooking skills. Auntie He is warm, straightforward, capable, and very loving and patient with the baby. With her help, I had a very easy, pleasant, and happy postpartum confinement period. I am very grateful for Auntie He’s help and sincerely recommend dependable and kind Auntie He!
4 days ago·PORTLAND, OR
Aunt stayed with us for 3 months, and we were genuinely heartbroken when she left! Anyone lucky enough to hire her will quickly understand how special she is - she brings a level of warmth and expertise that’s hard to put into words. A few highlights:
1. Baby care - she has an almost intuitive sense of what baby needs and talked/ sang to him constantly. She took the time to teach us everything we needed to feel confident as new parents. She also helped us establish healthy sleep habits early on.
2. Mama care - as someone recovering from a C-section, I felt truly looked after. She encouraged me to rest, stay hydrated, brought yummy meals to me in bed, and helped me keep up with breastfeeding in those early days - always supportive, never pushy.
3. Meals - she is a seriously talented cook and baker who was always creating something delicious in our kitchen. She was also so gracious about cooking for our family who came to visit after baby arrived. Homemade dumplings, bao’s, noodles, soups, seafood, Basque cheesecake, mango mochi… the list goes on. If there’s a recipe out there, she can make it her own.
4. Personality - having someone live in your home can be an adjustment, but Aunt made it feel completely natural. She is easygoing, positive, perceptive, and genuinely open to feedback. She took care of our whole family like we were her own.
Aunt is the best and we couldn’t recommend her enough! If have the chance to work with her, don’t hesitate. We already miss her dearly!
4 days ago·SAN JOSE, CA
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Auntie Wang is extremely hardworking, serious, and responsible in her work, and she is especially gentle and patient with the baby. Whether it was bathing, burping, soothing the baby to sleep, or daily care, she showed professionalism and attentiveness, which made us feel very reassured. She also constantly cared about the mother’s physical recovery and emotional state, often proactively reminding me to rest more and pay attention to changes in my body, giving me a lot of thoughtful care. She was also very dedicated when it came to the postpartum meals, changing the dishes every day and arranging them beautifully. Not only were they nutritionally balanced, but they also tasted very good. Whether it was the postpartum meals, teas, stewed soups, or desserts, you could feel how careful and thoughtful she was in everything. During this period, I am truly very grateful for Auntie Wang’s care and companionship, which allowed the mother to get plenty of rest during the postpartum period while the baby was also properly cared for.
4 days ago·CHINO HILLS, CA
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💖Hidden-gem postpartum nanny / childcare nanny recommendation】
I strongly recommend and would like to publicly praise Auntie Liu Weihua, who stayed with us for two months 👍👍👍
I’m writing this review from the heart, sincerely and genuinely. Auntie Liu spent more than two full months in our home taking care of my baby and being with me. She is not only very professional in her work, but also sincere and warm in how she treats people. She is truly so outstanding that I want to recommend her to moms who need help!
1. Professional and caring. When taking care of my baby, Auntie Liu showed tremendous patience and love. Because my baby has acid reflux, feeding required extra patience and skill. She was always calm in handling it. Her movements were gentle and patient, and she fed the baby slowly and patiently, while softly talking and singing nursery rhymes to soothe the baby. Under her scientific and attentive care, the baby’s weight gain was very good, and the baby also developed a great routine.
2. A master cook. Auntie Liu is skilled in both northern and southern Chinese cuisine. She is from the north, but her cooking is truly “all-around,” and her flour-based dishes are especially amazing. The buns, dumplings, and all kinds of pancakes she made were absolutely delicious. She especially loves learning and researching, and she studies new dishes from various social media platforms. During my postpartum month, she took my taste preferences into account and made northern-style flour dishes, southern-style soups, and steamed dishes, which made my meals very varied.
3. Sunny and cheerful personality, and she provides a lot of emotional support. Auntie Liu has a very upbeat personality, which is so important for a postpartum mom! She provides a great deal of emotional value. Her reliability makes people feel at ease and reassured. She is also very easy to communicate with. She does not have those old-fashioned ideas or outdated thinking at all, and she is very willing to listen to new concepts and suggestions. We communicated and solved problems very smoothly.
Overall, Auntie Liu not only did excellent work, but also brought us peace of mind and trust. Our whole family is very grateful for her care and dedication. This was a truly wonderful encounter ❤️
We now strongly recommend her and sincerely recommend her to families who need help 👍
5 days ago·FREMONT, CA
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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.
5 days ago·Wuhan, 湖北 China
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!
5 days ago·BOTHELL, WA
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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.
5 days ago·SAN JOSE, CA
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Anxiety before the maternity matron finished her service
In the blink of an eye, my baby is almost two months old. I absolutely do not regret choosing to hire a maternity matron instead of having elders step in. Auntie Zhang was very professional and caring, and her childcare approach was very scientific. Every day she did gas-relief exercises for the baby, practiced tummy lifting, and gave massages. By the time the baby was over forty days old, every time Auntie did the exercises, she could already make the baby laugh happily.
Because I was doing mixed feeding with breast milk, after Auntie started working with us, she gave me full-body massages many times to help stimulate milk production, so that even with the nightmare setup of a C-section plus low breast milk supply, I could still maintain relatively complete sleep.
When the baby was two weeks old, Auntie keenly noticed a lump on her neck and immediately told us. The pediatrician said the baby needed an MRI, but if the baby did not cooperate, additional anesthesia would be needed. As first-time parents, we were devastated at the time—the baby was only two weeks old. It was Auntie Zhang who stayed calm and meticulous, accompanying and assisting us throughout the process, helping the baby successfully complete the MRI in one try.
As for food, I eat quite simply and do not like complicated postpartum meals. I wanted to eat more whole foods, and Auntie Zhang was very accommodating, making me healthy, simple home-style dishes and cleaning the kitchen spotless every time. Especially worth praising are the buns and dumplings she made—they were delicious—and she also steamed whole wheat mantou for me according to my request.
I am very grateful for Auntie Zhang’s care!
6 days ago·SUNNYVALE, CA
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First of all, Sister Cui is a very easy person to communicate with. From the very beginning—planning postpartum meals, setting up the baby’s sleeping space, discussing feeding methods, and daily routines—every conversation with her went very smoothly. She would calmly and clearly explain her recommendations and the reasons behind them, while also fully listening to and respecting our opinions and considerations, ultimately following our decision. She communicates very logically, which made us feel very reassured and made discussions and execution much more efficient.
Sister Cui is also extremely calm. Our baby was born a little earlier than the due date, and as first-time parents, we were still far from having enough knowledge at the time. Every time the baby cried, spit up, sneezed, coughed, or developed a rash, we got nervous. After Sister Cui arrived, it often felt like she gave us a “reassurance pill.” She could always assess the situation in an organized way and help us handle the immediate problem. More importantly, she didn’t just solve the issue in the moment—she would also teach us, based on the specific situation, how to judge and handle similar problems in the future, and what the underlying principles were.
For example, when it came to soothing the baby, she taught us to respond promptly, but not to over-soothe; not to let the baby cry harder and harder, but also not to interfere so much that it disrupted her gradual development of her own rhythm. For things that easily make first-time parents nervous—like bathing, trimming nails, and suctioning mucus from the nose—Sister Cui would guide us step by step, hands-on. She would patiently observe and remind us what to pay attention to with each movement and how to transition between steps.
Sister Cui also patiently talked with us about what challenges the baby might face over the next few months and even longer in terms of sleep, feeding, and developmental changes; what decisions we would still need to make; which principles we should stick to; which “pitfalls” to avoid; and which good habits and routines were worth establishing and maintaining early. This experience was incredibly valuable to us.
Now that there are AI chatbots, like many new parents, we naturally also turn to AI for parenting questions. But we quickly realized that AI needs a lot of background information repeated over and over: the baby’s age in months, birth history, feeding method, sleep habits, home environment, what happened before, and what methods we had already tried. Many times we also had to confirm whether the AI really understood our baby’s specific situation. For Sister Cui, though, this came almost naturally. She observed the baby every day and understood our home environment and caregiving style, so her judgment was naturally built on complete, continuous context.
AI parenting videos or advice on social media are often fragmented, and it’s hard to tell whether they truly fit our baby, and they also lack a real-time feedback mechanism. Sister Cui was different—she is experienced and observant. She could keenly notice many small details, such as the extent of the baby’s twisting, the timing of lip-smacking, and changes in crying and alertness, and use those observations to verify or adjust the care plan.
Sister Cui also taught us to ignore many false alarms. She didn’t just simply say, “It’s fine”; instead, she summarized her experience into patterns and taught them to us. For example, babies at certain ages naturally grunt; if the baby is grunting in the early morning but hasn’t opened their eyes, many times they are not fully awake. She taught us how to distinguish which signals need a response and which are just normal phenomena, which greatly reduced our anxiety and overreaction.
In short, Sister Cui’s arrival and her hard work every day first gave us and the elders in our family some very precious rest; more importantly, she cared for the baby’s healthy growth together with us, and also gave us more confidence that after she leaves to care for another newborn family, we will be able to take on the responsibility of caring for our child more calmly and enjoy the joy of watching our baby grow. We feel very fortunate that during the most hectic stage of becoming parents for the first time, we were able to receive Sister Cui’s care and guidance.
6 days ago·DC, USA
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Auntie Zhou has been working in our home for two months already, and she has less than one month left before finishing her contract. Everyone in our family likes her very much.
During this time, she has done her very best to care for the baby and prepare postpartum meals, allowing the mother to get good rest. At the same time, she also arranges her time reasonably to take the father’s work schedule into account. Most importantly, she takes excellent care of the baby. Every time the baby poops, she carefully washes the baby’s bottom. She changes diapers frequently every day and applies diaper cream to prevent diaper rash. When the baby was going through a gassy phase and was uncomfortable and fussy during the day and waking frequently at night, she was also very patient and soothed the baby back to sleep again and again.
We had told her beforehand that there were cameras in the house and in the baby’s room, and she was understanding and showed no discomfort at all. She usually sleeps with the baby. Because we encourage the baby to sleep in the crib, after soothing the baby to sleep, she needs to put the baby down in the crib and then watch to see whether the baby is fully asleep. This process may require repeatedly picking the baby up and putting the baby down again. You can see from the recordings that she works very hard at night, so the baby’s mom and dad also try their best to share the workload so she can get a bit more rest. Even though she is tired, she is still full of energy every morning.
As first-time parents, we feel very fortunate to have hired Auntie Zhou. After spending some time with her, we also trust her to stay home alone and take care of the baby, which has given us the freedom to go out for coffee, take a walk, or have a meal.
We also have a little dog, and it likes Auntie Zhou very much too!
6 days ago·HERMOSA BEACH, CA
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Auntie Huang came to our home after I gave birth and took care of me and my newborn for a total of 28 days. She has a cheerful, easygoing personality and is very easy to get along with. She quickly blended into our family, and being with her felt as natural as being with family, which made the postpartum period feel relaxed and reassuring.
She works very efficiently, is organized, and is especially clean. Whether it was the baby's items, room hygiene, or daily tidying, everything was handled in an orderly way.
When it came to caring for the baby, she was very patient and attentive. You could clearly feel that she genuinely likes children, and she cared for the baby seriously and gently. She also observed the baby's condition very carefully on a daily basis.
In addition, she put a lot of care into the meals she made. They were varied, nutritionally well balanced, and tasted excellent. I looked forward to the food she prepared every day.
We are very grateful for Auntie Huang's hard work during this time and sincerely recommend her to families in need.
last week·WALLED LAKE, MI
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Lihui is a very patient postpartum nanny. Whenever the baby cried at night, she would get up right away to soothe them. She has a cheerful and easygoing personality, and her care for jaundice, umbilical cord care, bathing, and baby massage was excellent. She kept the house clean and tidy, and cooked really well. Just chatting with her every day made me feel less anxious about caring for the baby. Lihui is full of energy every day, and the baby grew very well under her care. Both the baby and I became very attached to her. Before she left, she taught us many baby-care skills, ensuring a smooth handover. She is a truly trustworthy postpartum nanny! Thank you, Lihui, for the joyful postpartum companionship!
last week·IRVINE, CA
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We were very fortunate to meet Auntie Ding during the life stage when we welcomed our first baby. As first-time parents, the anxiety and uncertainty of becoming parents for the first time were greatly eased on the very first day Auntie Ding joined our family. Her words, “Leave the baby to me. Don’t worry. Get some good rest,” truly made us feel incredibly at ease throughout these three months.
Whether it was her professional and meticulous baby care, her attentive care for me as the mother, her healthy and delicious confinement meals that were on par with a private chef’s, or her gentle and thoughtful communication style that helped resolve occasional childcare disagreements between two generations, all of it allowed me, during the three months after giving birth, to transition into this new stage of life with more composure and peace of mind.
When it came to baby care, Auntie Ding was experienced, careful, and professional. Whether it was feeding, daily care, soothing the baby to sleep, or infant massage, she was very skilled, and she would also flexibly adjust the routine based on the baby’s condition each day. At the same time, she was especially supportive of and actively cooperated with my goal of breastfeeding, and with her encouragement and help, the baby was ultimately able to switch freely between direct breastfeeding and bottle-feeding. For first-time parents, Auntie Ding was not only caring for the baby, but also using her experience to help us build confidence, so that we could accompany our baby’s growth day by day with a more relaxed and reassured mindset.
In caring for me as the mother, Auntie Ding’s thoughtfulness showed in every little detail of daily life. The confinement meals she made were nutritionally balanced and very delicious, truly at a private-chef level, and she would also thoughtfully prepare all kinds of healthy snacks, making every meal something to look forward to. In addition to her careful attention to my diet, she also paid great attention to the details of postpartum recovery, from daily wellness routines such as herbal health tea and foot soaks, to helping me stimulate milk production and relieve several severe episodes of clogged milk ducts during breastfeeding. Her professional massage techniques gave me a great deal of help and improvement.
Even more rare was that Auntie Ding had an optimistic and open-minded personality, stable emotions, and a great deal of wisdom. When family members occasionally had different childcare philosophies, she was always able to communicate and coordinate in a gentle and skillful way, taking everyone’s feelings into account while also reducing the pressure and burden on me as a new mother.
I am deeply grateful for Auntie Ding’s attentive companionship and care over these three months. Her professionalism, patience, meticulousness, and sense of responsibility made what could have been a very challenging postpartum recovery period feel easier and warmer. Being able to meet such an excellent and reassuring maternity nanny is truly a very fortunate thing, and I sincerely and strongly recommend her to every new family.
last week·SANTA CRUZ, CA
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Auntie Que was very professional and very loving toward our baby. She helped the baby recover well from jaundice and cleared the tear duct blockage. Our baby’s colic started relatively early in the second month, and she consistently soothed and cared for the baby with great patience and attention. By the time she finished her stay, the baby was already noticeably much better, and we truly felt much more relaxed and reassured. With her here, our whole family was able to get good rest.
Auntie also took very good care of me as the new mom. From the start of her service, every week she cooked different recovery drinks for me and paired them with nutritious and healthy postpartum meals to help with my postpartum recovery and increase my milk supply. She also patiently talked me through my postpartum emotions and gave me a lot of help and comfort both physically and emotionally. In the week before she left, she personally taught us many baby-care skills hand in hand. From small things like how to hold the baby comfortably, burp the baby, bathe the baby, and do infant massage, to bigger things like soothing the baby to sleep and daily care, she patiently demonstrated and explained everything, helping us first-time parents gradually gain confidence and feel more at ease taking over the baby’s care.
Lastly, her cooking was also especially delicious, and she was particularly good at flour-based dishes and Sichuan cuisine. During my postpartum month, she made many homemade dishes I loved, such as wontons, big plate chicken, and stir-fried beef with green peppers, as well as fermented sweet rice, egg-filled pancakes, and all kinds of hearty breakfasts, all with very good nutritional balance.
Overall, Auntie was conscientious and responsible, and she made the whole postpartum confinement period feel much happier. My baby and I are both very grateful to her.
last week·ARLINGTON, VA
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Thank you to Auntie Ye for taking such meticulous care of our baby over the past month. Under this amazing auntie’s care, our low-birthweight baby has been growing strong, and mom and dad were also lucky enough to be fed delicious meals every day. Watching such an experienced auntie care for the baby really taught us, as first-time parents, a lot. Below is dad’s review:
叶女士是一位非常出色的月嫂。我们是第一次当父母，我们的宝宝提前了几周出生，但叶女士非常灵活，在我们从医院回家的第二天就到了。我们立刻感觉到，我们——还有宝宝——都交到了可靠的人手里。我们的宝宝出生体重偏低，一开始每顿奶都喝不够，但叶女士很快就让他能喝到所需的奶量，没过多久宝宝就长得很好了。我们还从她那里学到了很多细节技巧，包括怎样防止宝宝尿到尿布外面，以及怎样护理屁股避免红屁屁。和她一起工作了几周后，我们对如何照顾宝宝有信心多了！
与此同时，叶女士在我们家里一直都是一个开朗、积极的存在。她照顾夜奶，让我们能够休息，还做了我们都很喜欢的美味饭菜。但最重要的是，在这段我们人生中最快乐却也最具挑战的经历之一里，她始终是一只冷静而有引导力的手。遇到困难的时候，她总能凭借丰富的经验安慰我们。还有那些看起来怎么都哄不好儿子的时刻，我们会看到她把他抱起来，很快就安抚好了；之后她还会进一步教我们怎样也能把他安抚下来。我们会非常推荐她给任何人。
last week·NEEDHAM, MA
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A Taiwanese old princess. We just let her go at the beginning of the month. She was a Taiwanese nanny who basically came to freeload and travel. All day long she only cared about which restaurants were good and where was fun to go. Since my two kids go to daycare Monday through Friday, I actually didn’t mind if she went out during the day. Her main job was just to handle the kids’ two meals and teach them some Chinese. But this princess wouldn’t even take an Uber by herself when she wanted to go out—she always wanted me or my husband to take her. Even for grocery shopping, she wanted us to take her (even though she can drive). Every time she ate, she wanted the good stuff—scallops, sea bass—she would just open and cook everything without asking, then afterward tell me there was none left. And the kids didn’t even like eating that. To make me think the kids were eating it, she fried fish, fried scallops, and fried chicken for them every day, and used an insane amount of seasoning. The seasonings she used up were more than what would have taken me over half a year to finish... Even braising eggs, she used up two spice packets.
Most importantly, this old princess complained about everything. When we went out and stayed at an Airbnb, she complained that it wasn’t clean and that a hotel was better. When we went out, she pushed the stroller and kept complaining that we were walking too much, and in the end my husband had to push it for her. Every day she talked about how great and smart her daughter was (her daughter studies here), and how her classmates all drive Teslas and live in mansions. It felt like she was implying that we didn’t have a Tesla or a mansion for her. Even more ridiculous, she only came here to work for 40 days, and one weekend she said she wanted to take leave to go to Chicago with her daughter. My kids are in school on weekdays, and only on weekends are they home and need someone. She took a weekend off to go have fun 😨😨😨 So on weekdays when there was nothing to do at home, I still had to pay her 😩😩😩😩
last week·NEEDHAM, MA
She is a terrible nanny and not responsible for children. All she wants is staying in your place and tour this place without paying the cost. All she care is herself not your children. She obviously doesn’t know what her job duties are.
last week·LANSDALE, PA
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Sister Liang is an extremely experienced maternity matron. She cared for both of our babies after they were born. We were fortunate to hire her through a referral when we had our first child. Not only did she take great care of me and the baby, but she also helped us establish good routines for the baby, which saved us from many detours. So when our second baby was born, we did not hesitate at all to invite her again.
Sister Liang is very organized. She thinks through and even prepares the tasks and meals for each day the day before. So everything is done in an orderly way. Another thing worth mentioning is that her cooking is excellent, with both great taste and good nutrition.
What moved us the most is Sister Liang’s personality. She gets along well and works seamlessly with the whole family, including the elders in the home. When she came the second time to care for our second baby, she also got along very well with our older child.
Whenever friends around us are looking for a maternity matron, we recommend Sister Liang. We know how difficult postpartum recovery and caring for a newborn can be, and we hope every mom and dad can, like us, meet a capable and trustworthy maternity matron like Sister Liang.
last week·Hangzhou, 浙江 China
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I have to give this nanny a five-star review! She is truly such a wonderful person—gentle and patient, careful and professional with the baby. Every day she would softly praise the baby and sing to soothe the baby, which made the baby feel especially secure. The baby was cared for so well and became chubby, healthy, and thriving.
Her cooking is also amazing. The postpartum meals she made were delicious and nutritious, with a good balance of meat and vegetables, and there was something different every day, which made eating very enjoyable. She is also quick and efficient and always notices what needs to be done. Without us having to say much or give instructions, she would proactively keep the home spotless. Baby care, household chores, and cooking were all arranged clearly and properly, so we did not have to worry about anything the whole time. She was especially reassuring and reliable. When she left, she even made a whole fridge full of food, which was very thoughtful!
We were taken care of extremely well throughout the entire postpartum month, and our whole family was very satisfied. We truly feel that it is not easy to meet such a responsible, caring, and hardworking maternity nanny, and we strongly recommend her to everyone!
last week·LYNNWOOD, WA
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Time really flew by—these two months passed in a flash, and I absolutely have to give a huge shoutout to my treasure of a yuesao, TCM lactation specialist, and maker of heavenly postpartum meals, Auntie Xu Ping!
Auntie Ping’s TCM lactation support was truly amazing. Her technique was professional and gentle, and the effect of clearing the milk ducts was immediate. She helped me solve a huge problem without me suffering at all. Her postpartum meals were even more incredible! The Cantonese herbal soups were nourishing and pleasantly sweet, and the northern-style noodles and flour-based dishes were different every day. I looked forward to every meal! Auntie could open a restaurant! She also adjusted the nutrition based on different regional living habits—she understood me so well!
During these two months, my baby was cared for so well, fair and clean, and never had diaper rash, eczema, heat rash, or anything like that. She cared for the baby with such attentiveness and patience. Seeing my chubby, adorable baby already able to interact at two months made me so happy. I truly thank Auntie Ping for all her thoughtful effort and careful care! Thanks to Auntie Ping, who carefully prepared Chinese herbal foot soaks and various medicinal meals for me every day, my body recovered wonderfully over these two months under her attentive care. I strongly recommend her to any sisters who need help! My recommendation will not disappoint any sisters who are about to become moms!
last week·IRVINE, CA
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During the two months that the nanny helped me with postpartum recovery and caring for my baby at our home, I truly had never felt so relaxed. Her level of professionalism far exceeded our expectations! She not only had solid newborn care knowledge, but was also full of patience and love for the baby. Whether it was feeding and burping, umbilical cord care, or monitoring jaundice, she handled every detail with meticulous care. She also thoughtfully helped me relieve blocked milk ducts and adjust my recovery condition. Her attitude was excellent, and in just two short months, she helped the baby grow chubby and healthy (really, the baby got so big) and also helped me recover quickly. Honestly, our whole family feels very lucky to have met her. She is absolutely top-tier in the industry and a trustworthy, high-quality maternity nanny!
2 weeks ago·PORTSMOUTH, NH
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This was my second time hiring Auntie Liu to help with postpartum confinement. When I had my first child, I was a first-time mom and didn’t understand anything. Auntie Liu helped us get through the hardest part of postpartum recovery. So this time, as soon as I found out I was pregnant with my second, I immediately reached out to Auntie Liu.
Auntie Liu is professional, experienced, and very skilled at breast massage for unblocking milk ducts. This time the baby had a lot of issues in the second month—fussiness, reflux, and severe evening crying. Auntie Liu took care of everything very attentively. As an exclusively breastfeeding mom, I had physiological breast engorgement right after being discharged from the hospital, and later I had clogged ducts from time to time, all of which were resolved smoothly with Auntie Liu’s help.
Auntie Liu has a cheerful and generous personality. During my confinement period, I often chatted and laughed with her, and I had no postpartum depression at all. Although the baby was still very little, Auntie Liu often sang nursery rhymes to him and did early education activities. Even more valuable was that she often played with my older child too. My oldest is two years old, very sensitive, and at a stage where he is especially clingy with mom and dad. Auntie Liu quickly became close with him using her fun children’s rhymes. Every time I breastfed the younger baby, my older child would excitedly go find Auntie Liu and play with her for half an hour.
Auntie Liu cooks delicious food, especially northern-style flour-based dishes. She is very organized and can cook, tidy up, and clean without delaying the care of the baby.
The two wonderful months we spent with Auntie Liu felt far too short. If I get the chance next time, I will definitely book her for three months! I sincerely recommend Auntie Liu to all moms and dads!
2 weeks ago·SAN JOSE, CA
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I’m very grateful to Sister Xu for taking care of our baby at our home. The first month postpartum was really hard, and luckily we found Sister Xu to come help. At night, both my husband and I were able to get a good night’s sleep and recover physically. Sister Xu is not only quick and efficient, but also very professional with baby care. She also pays special attention to the baby’s hygiene—every time the baby pooped, she would help wash the baby. I felt very reassured having Sister Xu care for our baby. Every time we went to the hospital, the doctor said we were feeding the baby very well! Also, Sister Xu uses many Momcozy products, whether it’s the nasal aspirator, the nail grinder, or the bottle-washing machine. She helped us learn a more scientific way to care for a baby!
A big thumbs-up to Sister Xu! I hope Sister Xu can help even more moms!
2 weeks ago·PISCATAWAY, NJ
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We strongly recommend Sister Hua—she truly is an amazing postpartum nanny! We were very hesitant when we first started looking for a postpartum nanny, because we had seen so many bad stories online, and it was also a significant expense. But from Hua Jie’s very first day at our home, we could feel her genuine love for babies. She talks to the baby very attentively all the time, and with her professionalism in infant care, she can quickly tell what the baby needs: whether the baby is cold or hot, has pooped, or wants milk. The baby is always so comfortable in her hands. We truly feel that Hua Jie is absolutely worth it!
This is our first child, and my water broke early, so I gave birth more than two weeks before my due date. Hua Jie quickly adjusted her schedule and arrived at our home in a very timely manner. She happened to be there right when my breasts became painfully engorged and helped massage and relieve the blockage, quickly easing the pain. Moms who have gone through this kind of pain will understand what a lifesaving feeling that was!
I wanted to breastfeed but also wanted some relative freedom in my own schedule, so I chose to pump. Every day, Hua Jie patiently helped wash, dry, and sterilize the pump parts, warm the milk, and bottle-feed the baby. She also thoughtfully taught us many methods and precautions for breast milk storage, such as how to freeze extra milk when supply is high.
Hua Jie is very proactive and always does a thorough job with cleaning and tidying the house. She even carefully cleaned and deodorized the secondhand freezer we bought to store breast milk. She is both professional and warm-hearted! Every day, she also prepared three meals and snacks according to our taste preferences while still making sure they met the nutritional standards of postpartum meals. We really admire how conscientious and responsible she is, as well as her time management. Taking care of the baby at night is very tiring, yet during the day she still carefully prepares three meals, using the baby’s nap time to quickly chop and prep ingredients, then cooking and serving everything promptly at mealtime in one smooth flow.
Starting in the third week, our baby had some gas and would grunt at night and have trouble sleeping deeply. Hua Jie was very patient, holding and soothing the baby to sleep, and during the day she often did gas-relief exercises and played with the baby while helping the baby practice tummy time, which helped the baby poop successfully and feel much better. In particular, when our baby developed a rash on the parts covered by clothing, Hua Jie professionally ruled out the possibility of detergent allergy and determined that the baby was very sensitive to heat. She promptly reduced the baby’s clothing and applied lotion, and the baby’s condition improved quickly.
Another very important point is that after giving birth, my emotions fluctuated a lot. Hua Jie has a cheerful and open personality and could notice this in time, chat with me, and help me process my feelings. On top of that, her breakfasts and snacks every day were varied, beautiful, and delicious, which greatly eased my depressive mood. I’m so grateful that we met such a wonderful postpartum nanny and were able to get through the postpartum period smoothly in a foreign country without family by our side. We sincerely recommend Hua Jie and also hope everything goes well for her in the future.
2 weeks ago·GLENDALE, CA
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Dear Sister Vivi,
The 26 days we spent together ended so quickly, and I feel very reluctant to say goodbye. There are many excellent maternity matrons, but not many who are truly professional, meticulous, emotionally steady, and genuinely reassuring. We were very lucky to have met you this time!
During this period, you were not only taking care of me and the baby, but also steadily supporting me through this special stage. The hardest part of postpartum recovery is often not the physical healing, but the emotional ups and downs. You patiently talked with me and comforted me. When I was anxious or even close to breaking down, you gradually helped bring me back to a stable state and slowly helped me regain my confidence.
In daily life, you kept everything well organized. Whether it was caring for my daily routine or preparing my postpartum meals, everything balanced lightness and nutrition and also suited my taste. You adjusted things according to the different stages of my physical recovery, and you patiently taught me breastfeeding techniques, which made the whole process feel easier and more reassuring. As a mother having my second child, all of this was very important to me.
As for the baby, your professionalism showed even more in the details. From feeding, burping, and diaper changes, to bathing, massage, and nighttime care, every step was done properly and carefully. The baby did very well under your care, and it truly allowed me to relax and rest.
Throughout our time together, you were organized in your work and easy to communicate with, which made everything very worry-free. Your personality is gentle and cheerful, and my whole family felt very comfortable and happy getting along with you.
You are not the kind of maternity matron who simply finishes the job, but someone who genuinely makes people feel at ease from the bottom of their hearts. With you here, this postpartum confinement period became steady and warm.
Twenty-six days is short, but for us it was very unforgettable. Thank you for your hard work and companionship. Wishing you smooth work, good health, and that everything goes well for you!
2 weeks ago·GLENDALE, CA
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There are many excellent maternity matrons, but it is rare to find one who is excellent and also thoughtful, kind and hardworking, thorough in everything, skilled at everything, and attentive in every detail. I was very lucky to meet one~~~
To dear Sister Du:
Today is your last day with us, and I am very reluctant to see you go. The baby is reluctant too. We are happy that we met, yet sad to say goodbye. I’m grateful for this encounter, and we will meet again in the future. I look forward to it...
You have worked hard during this time. You cared for the baby professionally day and night with great love, and you were also very thoughtful in comforting me and easing my anxiety. During my postpartum month, both my baby and I received very good care and companionship. Thank you! In the 42 short days we spent together, you showed rich experience and professionalism, and with your cheerful personality, everyone got along very happily.
For me, you often chatted with me to help ease my mood; took care of my daily needs; cooked nutritious and light postpartum meals to help my body recover through different stages; taught me professional breastfeeding methods and techniques so I didn’t have to worry about feeding the baby; and also helped me with daily massage and relaxation. As a mother having my second child, every one of these things was very important.
For the baby, you were very careful and professional. From the baby’s daily care, to feeding and burping, changing diapers, bathing the baby, doing infant massage, and sleeping with the baby at night, you did every part very well.
You are especially clean and tidy, keeping the house organized and spotless every day, and communication with you was completely smooth. You got along very happily with our whole family.
Lastly, thank you again, my dear Sister Du. I hope you stay healthy and happy.
2 weeks ago·COLUMBIA, MD
Mrs. Qian served as my doula for 52 days, and I truly couldn’t have asked for a better experience. With nearly 25 years of experience caring for newborns and new mothers, she brings both deep expertise and genuine dedication to her work.
She is incredibly knowledgeable in infant care, handling everything from rashes and milk choking to flatulence with confidence and care. Her attentiveness gave me great peace of mind during those early, often overwhelming weeks.
In addition, Mrs. Qian is an excellent cook. Her meals are not only nutritious but also beautifully presented. Since I wanted to lose weight as soon as possible after delivery, she thoughtfully designed a meal plan that was well-balanced, nourishing, and not fattening.
What touched me most was her gentle and patient nature. She has a soothing voice that my baby absolutely adores. I often heard her softly singing to comfort and entertain my baby—even at 5 a.m.—which truly speaks to her dedication and kindness.
She also prepared herbal foot spa treatments for me, which helped with my postpartum recovery and reducing dampness in the body. Beyond her skills, she has a wonderful personality and is very easy to get along with.
Overall, I can confidently say that Mrs. Qian is absolutely worth every penny for the exceptional care and support she provides. I highly recommend her to any new mother.
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钱阿姨为我提供了52天的月嫂服务，这段经历让我非常满意，可以说是非常幸运遇到她。她拥有将近25年的新生儿和产妇护理经验，专业能力非常扎实，同时也非常用心和负责。
在宝宝护理方面，她经验丰富，无论是处理湿疹、呛奶还是胀气等常见问题，都非常熟练、细致，让人非常放心。
钱阿姨的厨艺也非常出色，做的月子餐不仅营养均衡，而且摆盘精致、让人很有食欲。因为我希望产后尽快恢复身材，她还特意为我设计了健康不发胖的饮食方案，既保证营养又帮助控制体重。
让我印象最深的是她温柔耐心的性格。她声音轻柔，宝宝非常喜欢她唱歌。我曾多次在清晨五点听到她轻声为宝宝唱歌安抚，这种细致入微的照顾真的让人非常感动。
此外，她还为我准备了中草药泡脚水，帮助我促进产后恢复、祛湿调理身体。
钱阿姨性格开朗，容易相处，整个相处过程都非常愉快。总体来说，她提供的服务完全物超所值。我非常推荐她给每一位新手妈妈。
2 weeks ago·SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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I’m the baby’s father, and I’m grateful for how dedicated Auntie was in caring for our family during the time she was with us.
When it came to caring for the baby, Auntie Wang was very professional and especially patient. Every day, she carefully observed the baby’s feeding, bowel movements, sleep, and emotional changes. She arranged everything in an organized way—when to feed, when to burp, and when soothing was needed. Sometimes the baby would cry and, as first-time parents, we would get nervous, but Auntie Wang could always quickly figure out the reason. She would gently comfort the baby and pat the baby’s back, and the baby would calm down very quickly. Seeing the baby grow chubbier and healthier day by day, and stay in good spirits, made us feel especially reassured.
When it came to caring for the mother, Auntie Wang was also very attentive. The postpartum meals she made were nutritionally balanced, supporting postpartum recovery while also being comfortable for the mother to eat. She would also adjust the diet and rest arrangements according to the mother’s physical condition to help relieve physical discomfort. As the baby’s father, I could clearly feel that with Auntie Wang there, the mother recovered more smoothly, and our whole family felt much more at ease.
As for household chores, Auntie Wang worked very efficiently. She kept the mother-and-baby room, the kitchen, and the baby’s supplies clean and well organized. She handled details like bottles, clothes, and the diaper-changing area very well, so we didn’t have to be distracted by trivial matters and could focus more of our energy on resting and spending time with the baby.
After spending this period of time together, Auntie Wang was not only a professional confinement nanny, but more like a family member who sincerely helped us through the stage of becoming new parents. She worked seriously, was responsible, and loved the baby very much. Our whole family is very grateful for everything she did, and we sincerely recommend her to families preparing to welcome a newborn. Having Auntie Wang there really makes people feel worry-free, reassured, and at ease. Wishing Auntie Wang good health, smooth work, and all the best!
2 weeks ago·NEW YORK, NY
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This nanny is basically the ultimate all-around postpartum nanny. After she finished working with us, I seriously fell apart for a while—it was so hard to imagine anyone else caring for me and my baby with this much dedication. Highly recommended:
1. She cooks delicious food and is extremely easy to get along with, fully devoted to serving both mom and baby.
2. She is sincere, straightforward, and keeps her word. Not only did she not charge extra, she even politely declined a gift when leaving.
3. She is compassionate and kind, quiet and reserved, and truly loves children. The way she cared for the baby was honestly like caring for her own.
4. She is incredibly hardworking and organized, always finds things to do and never slacks off. The house was always kept spotless.
5. She has strong empathy, is very considerate, and respects others’ privacy. Her service never dropped in quality from the day she arrived to the day she left. She is extremely professional.
6. She is a master of emotional regulation and can comfort and care for people when family members are feeling down. She is optimistic and warm.
You can feel at ease leaving things to her. She has great stamina and a strong sense of responsibility.
Every day during my postpartum period, she handled three meals plus several extra snacks, baby care, all kinds of household chores, and even some errands outside the home. Even now I still marvel at how she managed to complete everything at such a high standard every single day, almost without rest, sacrificing her own health to serve the mother and child.
There are honestly too many good things to say. Her price is also very reasonable. The only downside is that getting her availability depends on luck. Her limited openings are mostly taken by referrals from previous clients, so there is not much circulation and not many reviews or promotion. I truly wished I could keep her and hire her long-term. After she left, we hired a nanny from China, and the comparison was painfully stark—the difference in professionalism was immediately obvious. I recommend that moms and dads hire this nanny. The peace of mind and stability she brings are truly worth far more than the cost!
2 weeks ago·SAN JOSE, CA
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At that time, after the interview, I confirmed the schedule with the client and collected a deposit. Later, due to an unexpected emergency in my family that I needed to handle, there was a temporary change that could not have been foreseen.
After confirming the situation, I proactively communicated with the client about 4 months in advance and explained it, and I cooperated immediately in handling it, including refunding the full deposit as requested.
After communication, both sides mutually agreed to cancel the cooperation.
I understand the inconvenience this caused the client, and I have always maintained active communication and a responsible attitude.
I have always valued credibility and responsibility, and I am also willing to provide relevant communication records as evidence. I hope the platform and viewers will make a rational judgment based on the facts. I hope everyone will make a rational judgment based on complete information. Thank you for your understanding.
Aunties are also the vulnerable party. Sometimes clients also tell us in advance that they no longer need us, and we can only accept it. But of course, I think giving advance notice is still a good thing. At any time, it’s best to try to understand others 👍
