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We hired Auntie Jiang this September. As a first-time mom, there were many aspects of baby care that I honestly did not understand at first. After spending this time together, my biggest impression is that she is very attentive, reliable, and genuinely experienced. She took very careful care of our baby. She was patient with feeding, burping, bathing, diaper changes, and soothing the baby to sleep. She also did a great job caring for the baby’s skin and diaper area. During this period, our baby basically did not develop any rashes or diaper rash. From birth until the umbilical cord fell off, and during recovery after circumcision, she carefully cleaned, cared for, and monitored the area every day. These things may seem minor, but they really require attentiveness and experience. Especially for first-time parents like us, having her here gave us so much peace of mind. She also took very detailed care of me. In addition to postpartum meals, she made postpartum herbal water for me and boiled water for foot soaks. Many things did not need to be specifically requested—she would notice them and take the initiative to do them. She is truly hardworking, and she is especially clean and hygienic when caring for the baby. I really have to give separate praise to her cooking! I personally love desserts and baking, and I never expected to be able to enjoy my postpartum confinement period this much. Not only is she good at stir-fries and dough-based foods, she is also excellent at baking. She can make pork floss cake rolls, toast, snow skin mochi, and all kinds of cakes. Sometimes I would wake up in the morning to a freshly baked pork floss cake roll. For someone like me who loves desserts, it was truly such a joy, haha. She also makes buns and steamed buns herself and regularly changes things up, so the postpartum meals never felt monotonous. My birthday happened to fall during my confinement period, and she thoughtfully made me a birthday cake and an exquisite meal. Another thing that matters a lot to me is that she has a wonderful personality—she is honest, kind, and easy to get along with. After all, a postpartum nanny lives in your home 24 hours a day. Professional skill is one thing, but whether you can communicate well and feel comfortable living together is also very important. She is easy to discuss things with, willing to listen to our thoughts, and never makes communication feel stressful. She is also very good at caring for a postpartum mother’s emotions and provides a great deal of emotional support. We got along in a relaxed and happy way throughout this time. In short, she is not the kind of nanny who is only responsible for “keeping an eye on” the baby. She truly takes the baby’s care, the mother’s postpartum care, and household matters to heart. Her professional care is meticulous, she is hardworking, her food is delicious, and she has an easygoing personality. We were genuinely very satisfied with her and felt completely at ease leaving our baby in her care. Auntie Jiang has now completed her placement, and I sincerely wish her all the best in the future. That is why I am leaving this genuine recommendation here. I hope more mothers who need help will see it, because she deserves it!

Auntie Wu was especially responsible with our baby. She cared for the baby meticulously and cautiously, always putting the baby’s safety first. She was very experienced and organized in everything she did. When the baby started having gas at three weeks old, she would rather rest less herself than put the baby back in bed before keeping the baby upright for a long time after every feeding. She also never let the baby drink too much at one time during feedings. Every day, she gave the baby massages and did gas-relief exercises. She also took excellent care of the mother. Every day, she made different postpartum drinks, and the food was light and nutritious. At night, she would not ask the mother to get up to feed the baby. The mother recovered well too. After two weeks, she had already started going out and resuming her social life. When friends saw how well the mother was doing, they started asking about Auntie’s availability. Unfortunately, Auntie is in high demand and is already booked eight months out. Beyond all this, Auntie Wu’s most valuable quality is her high emotional intelligence—she does more than she says. Every time the baby went for a pediatric checkup or went out, she helped prepare all the little things we needed to bring. She also paid close attention to the baby’s gross-motor development. You can tell that she is someone who genuinely loves children.

Time has flown by—my postpartum confinement period is over in the blink of an eye. Looking back on this past month, the thing I feel luckiest about is hiring such an excellent maternity nanny as Auntie Qian. I had to write a long review today to praise her properly and give other sisters looking for a maternity nanny something to refer to. First, I absolutely have to rave about Auntie Qian’s cooking! During postpartum confinement, drinking soup and eating nourishing foods every day can easily become tiresome, but Auntie Qian’s cooking truly won over this foodie. Her dishes were not only attractively plated and refreshing-looking, but, more importantly, they had excellent color, aroma, and flavor. She changed things up every day, with no repetition at all. Some of her signature dishes included sliced pork stir-fried with shiitake mushrooms and green peppers, which was fragrant and perfect with rice; braised pomfret and whole braised crucian carp, with rich, mellow reduced sauce and tender, flavorful fish; braised pork ribs with potatoes, with fall-off-the-bone ribs and soft, creamy potatoes; and stir-fried chicken pieces with red and green peppers, which looked incredibly appetizing. Every dish was richly seasoned and saucy without sacrificing nutrition. She met both my postpartum recovery needs and my appetite. Thanks to her attentive meal planning, I had plenty of breast milk, recovered especially well, and even kept my weight under great control. That was absolutely inseparable from her care. Besides her delicious cooking, Auntie Qian was also impeccable in professional care. She was very experienced with babies, and our baby became fair, chubby, and well-routined under her care. Burping, baby massage, bathing, and diaper changes—every movement was skillful and gentle. During the few days when our baby had jaundice, she was even more anxious than I was. She observed the baby day and night and scientifically suggested more sun exposure, more feeding, and more bowel movements, helping the baby get through that small hurdle smoothly. At night, she was practically available whenever called, allowing me to sleep through the night with peace of mind, which was incredibly important for my postpartum recovery. Auntie Qian also has a wonderful personality—cheerful, warmhearted, and she got along with our whole family like one of us. She is very observant. When I occasionally had emotional ups and downs after giving birth, she always patiently comforted me, told me lots of interesting parenting stories, and eased my anxiety. She also took care of all the big and small matters in the house. Everything was cleaned spotless every day, and the kitchen stove was always clean and tidy. She worked efficiently and never dragged things out. Meeting Auntie Qian was a blessing for our whole family. She not only healed my postpartum confinement period with delicious food, but also protected both my baby and me with her professionalism and care. I sincerely recommend her to every expectant mother. Auntie Qian is absolutely a treasured maternity nanny worthy of trust. She fully deserves a five-star rating. I’m so grateful to have met her!

We hired ayi for two months. The best decision we’ve ever made. Ayi took really good care of me. She cultivated a rich, delicious and TCM based diet for me the entire time. Ayi’s postpartum massages are also super helpful. My body recovered fast and my milk came in on day three. Ayi is incredibly caring and knowledgeable with infants. She took care of the technical tasks with ease. She also nurtured our daughter’s early development. Ayi is honest, kind, generous, outgoing, and straightforward. We learned so much from ayi, and really wish we have hired her for longer!!

I chose Sister Hua on a friend’s recommendation, and now I’m recommending her to everyone! Before Sister Hua came to my home, I was on the fourth day postpartum and struggling with severe breast engorgement. As expected of an advanced lactation specialist, after several lactation sessions, she finally resolved my painfully hard, engorged breasts. The food Sister Hua made was also very helpful for postpartum recovery: five-red porridge, all kinds of soups, and various sweet desserts. In just two weeks, I felt that my energy and blood had recovered very well. Before she finished her assignment with our family, she also specially made lots of egg-yolk pastries, chive pockets, and wontons, filling up my refrigerator. In addition, Sister Hua took excellent care of the baby. Whether bathing the baby, cleaning the baby’s bottom, doing infant massage, feeding, burping, soothing the baby to sleep, or helping the baby practice lifting their head, Sister Hua was always patient and caring. She also noticed that the baby’s head shape was slightly uneven and helped adjust it. Sister Hua always said that my baby was an angel baby, and my baby was always especially happy to see her. Thank you, Sister Hua, for all your hard work. You helped me get good rest during my postpartum confinement period and helped these first-time parents avoid many pitfalls.

I found Auntie Yi on short notice. Her schedule was very flexible, and she was able to start work quickly. She cared for my baby very attentively. My baby was underweight at birth, but by the one-month checkup, her weight had caught up to nearly the average level. This was all thanks to Auntie's patient feeding and timely adjustments to the feeding amount. Auntie also made very delicious postpartum meals and tirelessly peeled pomegranates for me every day. She hand-washed all of the baby's clothes and used every moment while the baby was sleeping to cook and do housework. Her time management was excellent, and she handled all of the work on her own in an orderly way. There was a bit of a scheduling conflict at the end of her service, but Auntie thoughtfully coordinated with each client. She also made a refrigerator full of food for me, ensuring that I would still have many postpartum meals after she left. In short, she is an experienced and kind-hearted postpartum nanny. I feel very fortunate that my little one was cared for by her from the moment she came into this world.

I highly recommend Sister Cui! She is a wonderful nanny—professional, attentive, and incredibly caring! After our postpartum nanny finished her placement, Sister Cui came to care for our baby for two months. I trialed six nannies in total at the time, and Sister Cui stood out—whether in her professional childcare skills, the taste of her cooking, or her initiative and hygiene habits, she was the best! During the two months she cared for our baby, Sister Cui’s professional performance gave me tremendous peace of mind: * Scientific, gentle, professional childcare: She could accurately recognize our baby’s different cries and needs. She kept soothing the baby to sleep, feeding, playtime, and bathing all very well organized. Her bathing and infant-massage techniques were very gentle and proper. * Practical care advice: She gave me many valuable suggestions, such as what clothes would be more comfortable for the baby and how to care for the baby’s skin scientifically to prevent eczema and drool rash. * Always finds work to do; hardworking and efficient: Sister Cui is extremely diligent. Even while the baby was sleeping, she did not sit idle; she proactively helped with household chores and kept our home clean and orderly. She is also warm and easy to get along with. * Caring for the whole family, exceptionally loving: In addition to taking meticulous care of our little one, Sister Cui was also especially thoughtful and would specifically make dishes that our older child liked to eat. She is very caring. During Sister Cui’s two months with our family, everyone spoke highly of her! Both the baby’s dad and the maternal grandparents highly recognized her childcare expertise and cooking. We were truly lucky to meet Sister Cui, and I sincerely recommend her to anyone looking for a childcare nanny!

I strongly recommend postpartum nanny Zhenzhen! Zhenzhen is truly incredibly professional at caring for babies. She came from a top-tier postpartum nanny background in China and later specialized in training postpartum nannies, so her professional skills are beyond question. Even more valuable is that she continually updates her caregiving knowledge and can integrate parenting approaches from China and abroad in a very practical way. Her approach is both evidence-based and down-to-earth, and she is especially reliable, which gave us first-time parents great peace of mind. Our baby was initially very fussy at night, and now that we are almost through the postpartum confinement period, the baby’s routine has been adjusted very well! Her postpartum meals were also a wonderful surprise! Postpartum meals are meant to be light, but she could really make them varied and creative. The nutrition was well balanced, and she adjusted the menu according to my recovery and taste preferences. I have always loved spicy food and never imagined I would come to love postpartum meals—or postpartum herbal water, haha. She also helped wash my hair and gave massages. During that postpartum period, when my emotions fluctuated, she consistently supported me with such steadiness and warmth. What moved me most was that so many little details showed how genuinely she loves children, and that was what reassured us the most. When soothing the baby, she would sing children’s songs with finger-play gestures, and every now and then she would look at the baby and just start smiling—this kind of affection cannot be hidden. We are truly so fortunate to have had Zhenzhen for my postpartum confinement period!

The luckiest thing about having my second baby was hiring Kimi to help me through my postpartum confinement! I did not hire a postpartum nanny with my first baby, and only after experiencing it myself this time did I truly realize that Kimi is an exceptionally professional postpartum nanny who gives people tremendous peace of mind. This job is extremely demanding and difficult, yet Kimi always maintained a high level of professionalism and enthusiasm. Exceptional cooking that delighted the whole family Kimi is not only skilled at all kinds of nourishing postpartum meals; her handmade noodles and traditional Hakka dishes are also specialties! Every day brought delicious food to look forward to. By the end of my confinement, even my husband and older child had gained some “happy weight” along with me. Professional infant care and routine-building Her care for the baby was also meticulous. She skillfully guided the baby so that the baby did not need to be held all the time and did not have the problem of waking up as soon as they were put down. She saved first-time moms and moms with a second child an enormous amount of effort. Thoughtful, timely postpartum care What I especially appreciated was that when I experienced breast engorgement after giving birth, Kimi immediately helped with professional massage to clear the milk ducts. Her technique was professional and effective, directly saving me the considerable time and cost of finding a lactation consultant! I sincerely recommend Kimi to all mothers looking for a high-quality postpartum nanny. With her there, postpartum confinement can truly be both comfortable and happy!

Please avoid this maternity nanny, Tao Jing. The following is my genuine experience and evaluation as her employer from July 17 to September 19, 2026: I. Serious safety hazards 1. Improper co-sleeping and severe risk of compression: * What happened: When the baby cried after being put down and could not be soothed in the bassinet, this maternity nanny did not use appropriate soothing methods, but instead directly used extremely high-risk co-sleeping. * Risk of a safety incident: Nighttime monitoring repeatedly showed her arm and thigh directly pressing on the baby. The situation was extremely dangerous, and the employer had to rush over in the middle of the night to correct her. II. Negligence in professional skills and psychological pressure (PUA) 1. Lack of professional knowledge and psychological pressure (PUA): * What happened: When the new mother experienced severe pain while directly breastfeeding and pumping, this maternity nanny not only failed to provide professional guidance, but repeatedly made hurtful remarks and blamed the mother for being “too afraid of pain.” * What was actually going on: The baby was later diagnosed by a pediatrician and a professional lactation consultant with a tongue-tie issue (which has since been surgically corrected), and the mother had medical causes such as vasospasm. The maternity nanny not only lacked basic knowledge of breast care and breastfeeding, but also placed enormous psychological pressure on the postpartum mother at her most vulnerable time. 2. Slacking off and a serious lack of professional dedication: * What happened: During work, she was constantly on her phone, immersed in WeChat, watching videos, editing videos, and learning English. She even frequently used the employer’s massage chair for massages. * Reduced service: She was extremely perfunctory in basic postpartum care (after a vaginal delivery, she did not even provide wiping with mugwort water; hair washing with mugwort water happened only twice during the entire confinement period, yet she presented it as “special care”). Other than baby care, she did none of the basic household work. * False persona: She frequently posted photos and text on Moments about “caring for the baby with love,” while actually spending a large amount of work time promoting herself on social media. She was a typical “Moments-marketing” maternity nanny. III. Poor personal and food hygiene habits 1. Serious lack of food-hygiene knowledge: * What happened: When preparing postpartum meals, she put chopsticks she had used to taste food directly back into the main pot to continue stirring/cooking. Even after the family clearly reminded her, she continued to do so, creating a serious risk of saliva-related cross-contamination. IV. Lack of integrity and price fraud 1. Deliberately inflating the daily rate: * What happened: Taking advantage of the trust from a referral by a friend’s maternity nanny, she privately raised the originally agreed price (all-inclusive $370/day) to $414/day. On the day she left, she worked only until noon (including travel time), yet still demanded the full daily rate of more than $400. 2. Falsely reporting private-car transportation costs and refusing to refund the difference: * What happened: For transportation between Los Angeles and the Bay Area, she charged the employer $700 and claimed it was the price for a private car. Afterward, multiple mothers and local drivers confirmed that the actual round-trip price for this route was only $280–$300. * Bad attitude: The maternity nanny took advantage of the employer’s lack of information after childbirth to maliciously mark up the price (by about $400). After the employer raised objections, she still took a hard-line attitude and refused to refund the difference.

Auntie Zhou is a gentle, kind-hearted, warm, and thoughtful caregiver! The 30 days we spent with her were a very reassuring and happy time for our whole family. As first-time parents, we were truly fortunate to meet Auntie Zhou. She helped us get through our baby’s first month after birth smoothly. Auntie Zhou’s care for the baby was both professional and meticulous. At every feeding, whether breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, she patiently and carefully burped the baby. She was thorough with every task—changing diapers, washing the baby’s bottom, bathing, exercises, and tummy-time practice. She also has extensive experience with helping initiate and relieve breast milk flow. Several times when I had painful clogged ducts, she came to my rescue! She showed tremendous patience and love toward the baby. The baby was always especially settled in her arms; many times when the baby cried, the baby stopped as soon as Auntie Zhou picked them up. We could truly feel how much the baby liked and relied on her. Auntie Zhou is also very clean, hardworking, and dependable. She would always use the baby’s nap time to proactively help us clean the rooms, tidy the kitchen, and organize the baby’s clothes, keeping our home in perfect order. Auntie Zhou is also an excellent cook! She adjusted meals to suit our tastes and has many specialty dishes, especially all kinds of flour-based foods that we couldn’t praise enough. What touched us most was that before finishing her assignment, she thoughtfully steamed buns, made dumplings, and rolled noodles for us to freeze and enjoy slowly later. Her thoughtfulness and care truly moved us. In just 30 days, Auntie Zhou not only took meticulous care of our baby but also brought so much warmth to our whole family. We were truly lucky to meet such a wonderful caregiver and were especially sad to see her leave! We sincerely thank Auntie Zhou for all her hard work this past month and highly recommend her! ❤️

She is a wonderful, caring, and trustworthy nanny. She is very patient, responsible, and experienced in taking care of children. She always treats children with love and kindness and makes families feel comfortable and confident. She is hardworking, reliable, and truly cares about the well-being of the children she looks after. I highly recommend her to any family looking for a loving and dependable nanny.

We were truly so lucky to meet Sister Fu! ❤️ After having a bad experience with our previous maternity nanny, we found Sister Fu at the last minute. She even used her precious rest time to come help us right away, which really moved us! Sister Fu is professional, meticulous, and patient. In just 24 hours after starting with us, she taught us more than our previous maternity nanny taught us in 18 days! We wanted to learn more and be more hands-on ourselves, and Sister Fu was especially willing to share her experience without holding anything back. Every morning, she played with the baby, sang songs, and practiced tummy time, placing great importance on early interaction and developmental guidance. Her care approach was very professional and attentive. What made it even more special was that we are both fellow Shandong natives! Knowing that I love steamed buns and flour-based foods, she made different kinds every day, and her cooking is truly amazing! Knowing that I do not like drinking water, she found different ways to make fruit-infused steamed water, fish maw milk tea, and lotus root water. She was really so thoughtful! Although we were together for only two short weeks, I truly benefited tremendously! Not only did my body recover very well, but Sister Fu also paid close attention to my emotions. Whenever she noticed that I was even a little down, she would promptly talk me through it and comfort me. After I felt more relaxed, even my milk supply increased noticeably—it even doubled! We are truly so fortunate to have met a maternity nanny like Sister Fu, who has high professional standards, extensive experience, and a strong sense of responsibility, and who genuinely cares for both the baby and the mother. Thank you sincerely, Sister Fu. I highly recommend her! ❤️

In the blink of an eye, the baby is already over a month old, and Auntie is about to finish her placement. This entire postpartum month, I ate well, slept well, and felt great! 😊 Looking back, I truly owe this happy confinement month to Auntie! Auntie took great care of the baby, cooked delicious food, worked efficiently, and was easy to communicate with! Since we had no elders at home to help, and my husband went back to work in the second week, I was quite weak during my C-section recovery. Auntie was basically caring for the baby by herself. She was patient and experienced with the baby, and I truly felt at ease leaving the baby with her! We also chose ready-to-feed formula, which let me sleep through the night during my confinement period—it was such a blessing 🥹. Sleeping well made me feel like I recovered much faster! Auntie is clean and pays close attention to hygiene. She always washed the baby’s bottom under running water, and the baby’s clothes, sleep sacks, and burp cloths were changed and washed every day. Auntie’s cooking was especially amazing—she is truly a master of dough-based foods! From the first bite of her postpartum meal after we came home from the hospital, I felt the taste of home. Throughout the month, she kept making different delicious foods for us. Dumplings, steamed buns, wontons, and hand-rolled noodles were so satisfying for the two of us Northerners! My husband even gave up trying to cut carbs, haha! There were also all kinds of foods we do not usually get to eat, such as tofu pudding, braised beef, braised pork knuckle, pickled long beans, and more. I ate a ton during confinement—who ate seven steamed buns last night? I’m not saying 🥲 Auntie also has a wonderful personality and is easy to communicate with—she is very open and straightforward! From the interview, I felt that we really clicked, and it turned out that first impressions really are important. After all, when you are living under the same roof, being able to chat comfortably and communicate well is a huge plus! We could discuss anything directly with Auntie. When I felt bored during confinement, chatting with her was also very interesting. Before giving birth, I had worried about postpartum depression and things like that, but it turns out that having a good postpartum nanny can truly make for a comfortable and relaxing confinement month! Thank you, Auntie Wang 🥰🥰🥰

We are very satisfied with Auntie Chen’s work. She is extremely hardworking and diligent, and everything she does is centered on my recovery and the baby’s growth. We never felt that she was the least bit careless. Auntie Chen is also a very good cook. She makes home-style dishes, but they are delicious. Another thing that impressed me deeply was how professional she was at anticipating and handling situations involving the child. For example, when the baby first came home, they had bowel movements rather frequently. Auntie Chen thought the baby might have some lactose intolerance, but when we consulted the pediatrician, we were told that lactose intolerance in babies is uncommon. Since neither we nor our older child had experienced it, we did not think that was definitely the case. But when the situation did not improve, we had the baby tested, and it turned out to be true. Auntie Chen patiently helped us manage it, and the baby’s lactose intolerance improved afterward and was gone before Auntie Chen left. She also handled the baby’s other issues appropriately. For example, when we first came home from the hospital, the baby had diaper rash. We were very satisfied with how Auntie Chen handled it, and the diaper rash never came back. She also handled choking on milk and spit-up very professionally. Auntie Chen is not afraid of getting dirty or tired. My second child is a boy and often urinated all over Auntie Chen, but she never showed any dislike. She was also very good at helping relieve my blocked milk ducts. Auntie Chen has a great personality as well. She often talks to the baby, which makes us laugh. We also started talking to the baby with her, as if the baby could understand. We could tell that Auntie Chen is among the best of those who have come through China’s highly competitive domestic-care industry. She recommended feeding the baby on demand, but she could also feed according to our preferences. It felt like she was capable of handling any situation. During the time we spent together, we trusted Auntie Chen very much and felt comfortable leaving the child in her care when we went out. We got along very happily as well. My older child is a girl, and Auntie Chen was very good to her too. We highly recommend Auntie Chen to everyone.

Auntie Wang stayed with our family for 70 days starting from when our baby was born. She has a lot of energy. In our home, she not only took excellent care of the baby and kept to a regular schedule, but also made plentiful lunches and dinners for our whole family. After communicating with me and making sure the baby was fully taken care of, she would also go out for a 6-kilometer run every other day. While she was with us, Auntie strictly managed her own diet (measured portions of carbohydrates, protein, etc.), which I actually found a little admirable. This kind of self-discipline kept her in excellent spirits, and she was full of positive energy when playing with the baby. Auntie has a straightforward personality and does not fuss over small details. She says what she means, and it is clear that she is sincerely devoted to the baby. Even during such busy days, she would find time to do some extra housework. We have a dog, and she would sometimes clean up the dog hair on the floor to keep the home generally clean. She would also often give our dog treats and take the dog out with her.

I strongly give a five-star recommendation! I feel very fortunate to have hired Auntie Xia Mei during my postpartum confinement month. She is a highly professional, attentive, dependable, top-level maternity nurse. She has extensive experience caring for newborns. She handled the baby’s feeding, burping, bathing and massage, umbilical-cord care, and jaundice observation carefully and thoroughly. When the baby had gas and was fussy at night, she tirelessly got up during the night to do gas-relief exercises and soothe the baby to sleep. She worked hard through the nights caring for the baby, allowing me to rest and recover properly. She was also especially considerate in caring for me, paying attention to my postpartum recovery and emotional state. Her postpartum meals were nutritious and delicious, with varied main dishes and snacks every day. In her spare time, she patiently taught my family and me many practical childcare skills, laying a great foundation for us to care for the baby ourselves after she finished her placement. She is clean, proactive, efficient, and does not need repeated reminders. She has a gentle personality and is easy to communicate with; being around her felt like having family with us. Because she was there throughout my postpartum month, I had much less of the anxiety common to first-time mothers, and the whole family felt at ease. We are deeply grateful for all she did during this time and sincerely recommend her to expectant mothers!

We had a wonderful experience with our nanny and are incredibly grateful for the care she provided to our baby. She is experienced, patient, reliable, and genuinely caring. She took excellent care of our daughter, paid close attention to her needs, and helped establish a healthy daily routine. As a first-time mom, I especially appreciated her knowledge, professionalism, and willingness to share helpful advice. She gave me great peace of mind knowing my baby was in such good hands. We truly enjoyed having her as part of our family and would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a trustworthy and loving newborn care specialist!

We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Auntie Deng’s care! During the first few days after our baby was born, both parents and the baby were staying in the hospital together. We could only sleep one or two hours a day and were barely holding on, yet things still did not seem to be going well and the baby was often unhappy. As soon as we brought the baby home, Auntie Deng took over, and it felt like a breath of fresh air! Not only did she take such good care of Mom that she recovered very quickly—after one month, you could barely tell she had given birth—but she also helped the baby develop excellent routines. The baby gained height and weight wonderfully, and in particular developed a very regular sleep schedule. Auntie Deng is conscientious and responsible, and you can tell that she genuinely loves children. Communication with her was also very smooth. We learned many scientific childcare principles and methods from Auntie Deng, which she shared without reservation. It was clear that she not only has extensive practical experience but has also received systematic theoretical training. Under Auntie Deng’s attentive care, not only was our baby very happy, but our experience as first-time parents was excellent as well!

Our virtuous, wonderful-cooking, especially hardworking postpartum nanny is leaving today. During these 26 days, she took especially good care of our baby. Our baby has gone from more than seven pounds at birth to more than 10 pounds now, and hasn’t even had diaper rash. Nana aired the baby’s bottom every day and rinsed the baby’s bottom with running water after bowel movements. Every day she did exercises with our baby, practiced tummy time, sang nursery rhymes, and did early learning activities. She also made us lots of date cakes, coconut bread, chewy red-date sticky rice treats, and chive pockets. We froze them to eat slowly. She also let us finally have the guo bao rou we had been craving—honestly, it was even better than the guo bao rou at Chinese restaurants. She patiently taught us how to care for the baby, and we learned so many baby-care skills. From now on, Dad and I will take care of the baby ourselves. Thank you, our lovely, wonderful Nana. The baby and we will miss you very much.

Letter of Recommendation We are very grateful to Auntie Gao for the attentive care she provided to our baby and our whole family during this time! After spending time together, we found her to be a very conscientious, responsible, careful, and patient postpartum nanny. When caring for the baby, she was very experienced and especially patient. She handled feeding, burping, soothing the baby to sleep, and the baby’s daily care very carefully. Whenever the baby cried or fussed, she was always patient in comforting the baby and never became impatient. We could feel that she truly likes children and cares deeply for our baby. We always felt at ease leaving the baby in her care. She was also very conscientious and meticulous in her daily work, hardworking and efficient. She proactively helped with things around the home and kept everything clean and organized. She noticed many small details without needing repeated reminders from us, and she truly relieved a great deal of our burden. We would also especially like to praise her cooking—it was truly delicious. Every day, she prepared different dishes, which not only tasted good but also paid close attention to balanced nutrition. During the postpartum period, having hot and tasty meals every day made us feel especially cared for. She was also easy to get along with in daily life, with an easygoing personality and very comfortable communication. With her help during this time, we, as first-time parents, felt much more at ease and also learned a lot about caring for a baby. After spending more than a month together, we had become used to having her help at home, and we were truly reluctant to say goodbye when she left. We are very grateful for the care and effort she devoted to our baby and our whole family during this time. She is a conscientious, responsible, patient, loving, and trustworthy postpartum nanny, and we would be very willing to recommend her to other families in need.

Our baby arrived a week early, and the postpartum nanny we had booked previously had not finished with her prior client, so Auntie Mei came to our rescue on short notice. Because her next client had already booked her, she could only stay with us for ten days. As soon as Auntie Mei arrived, she started making postpartum tea and lactation soup. In just two days, my milk supply returned to normal. Auntie Mei cared for the baby professionally and lovingly. At first, the baby would wake after sleeping for just over an hour; now the baby sleeps for more than two hours, sometimes even over three hours, before waking. The baby eats well and sleeps soundly, and is calm without crying or fussing when awake. The baby has had no diaper rash or eczema, and the umbilical cord healed quickly as well. Even more delightfully, Auntie Mei is an excellent cook! Not to mention chicken, fish, beef, and the soups Cantonese people are known for—even simple vegetables and radishes are stir-fried so deliciously fresh that everyone in the family has been learning to cook from her. We truly hate to see such a professional and caring postpartum nanny leave!

I sincerely want to thank this postpartum caregiver for her dedicated care over more than 70 days. My baby was born prematurely at 35 weeks and weighed just over 4 pounds at birth. Because of the low birth weight, I was very anxious in the beginning and especially worried that the baby would be difficult to care for. I feel very fortunate to have met this postpartum caregiver. She was extremely attentive and patient with the baby and very experienced in caring for premature infants. She handled everyday feeding, burping, infant massage, and monitoring the baby’s condition very well, always keeping a close eye on the baby’s feeding, sleep, and bowel movements. With her careful and professional care, my baby has grown from just over 4 pounds to more than 11 pounds. The weight gain has been excellent, and the baby has become stronger and stronger. In addition to caring for the baby so attentively, she was also very understanding of my emotions as a new mother. She checked on my physical recovery, helped me share many household chores, and relieved a great deal of my stress. After more than two months together, I felt much more at ease. I sincerely thank her for all her hard work during this period. She is a very reliable and highly recommended postpartum caregiver.

I had to write this glowing review for Auntie Liang—she is the kind of maternity nurse you can never let go of after meeting her just once. First, the food. Auntie Liang treated every meal during my postpartum recovery like a work of art. The plating was neat, the colors were fresh and appealing, and the moment she brought it to the table, I genuinely had an appetite. Her steamed egg with shrimp was so tender you could gently cut through it with a spoon; the shrimp was deveined and prepared without any fishy smell, leaving only its fresh flavor. Her okra was blanched just right, bright green without yellowing, then topped with sauce, minced garlic, and chopped chili—light and appetizing. She pan-fried skin-on fish pieces until lightly crisp, then added sauce and sprinkled scallions and red chili rings on top; it had color, aroma, and flavor all in one. She was also especially good at balancing meals: beef slices stir-fried with asparagus, broccoli with garlic slices, and rice mixed with a little corn or pumpkin—protein, vegetables, and whole grains were all considered. What impressed me most was that she did not rigidly follow recipes. Instead, she quietly adjusted things each day based on my milk supply, recovery, and appetite—less soup when I was engorged, lighter flavors when I had little appetite. That kind of attentiveness to the person she is caring for is truly rare. Then, her character. Auntie Liang did not talk much, but she always knew what needed to be done and was quick to notice work that needed attention. When the baby made even the slightest sound at night, she woke up before I did, gently picked the baby up to burp and change the diaper, and never turned on the bright lights and startled the baby. I was hardly disturbed at all through the night. She disinfected the umbilical cord on schedule every day, with movements that were gentle and steady, always careful not to hurt the baby. She noticed diaper rash as soon as it started and promptly aired the baby’s bottom and applied ointment; it cleared up in two or three days. She also had a real method for caring for babies: her burping technique, the angle for swaddling, and the amount of support she used on the baby’s neck during baths were all meticulous and appropriate. I learned a lot just by watching her. She truly cared about me as a first-time mother. During the two most painful days of blocked milk ducts, she repeatedly helped me with warm compresses, massage, and adjusting my breastfeeding position. While helping clear the blockage, she also soothed my emotions and taught me how to prevent it in the future. Before my wound had healed, she reminded me not to lift heavy objects and helped position my support pillows; she even supported me when I got up. When I was feeling low and crying, she did not press me for details or lecture me. She simply quietly tidied the room, brought me a cup of hot water, sat down, and kept me company for a chat. Her hygiene standards were beyond reproach. The baby’s clothes were hand-washed separately, bottles were sterilized after every use, and the room was ventilated daily. Maternal and infant items were kept clearly separate. She was also very disciplined with her own schedule, never cutting corners, and she kept every required record without missing a single entry. On the day Auntie Liang left, my eyes welled up. She was not the type of maternity nurse who simply “completes the task.” She truly kept both the mother and baby in her heart and handled every detail properly. If I have a second child, she will be the first person I contact. I strongly recommend her to every expectant mother—meeting Auntie Liang is good fortune.

A rare, all-around excellent nanny—I wholeheartedly recommend her! Auntie Wang worked for our family for seven months and is an exceptionally reliable and rare find. She took very thoughtful care of our baby. Our baby gained height and weight well and developed good eating and sleeping habits. Throughout these seven months, our baby was consistently well cared for. Our whole family was very satisfied and deeply grateful for everything she did. Auntie Wang has several especially outstanding strengths: 1. She genuinely loves and cares for babies, and she is patient and attentive. This is what I find most valuable about her. Auntie Wang truly likes children and cares about them. She approaches everything based on the baby’s needs and health rather than just going through the motions. She puts great care into preparing complementary foods: when cutting pumpkin or apples, she chooses the best parts for the baby, and she varies the foods every day so they are nutritious and well balanced. She also consistently takes the baby through gross-motor exercises every day, helping the baby practice skills such as lifting their head and rolling over. With her help, the baby’s progress was very noticeable. For several months, the baby did not sleep very well at night. She often got up several times a night and patiently held and soothed the baby. Although it was exhausting, she never complained. Her genuine care and sense of responsibility truly moved us. 2. She has extensive childcare experience and strong professional skills. Auntie Wang has extensive experience as both a postpartum nanny and infant-care nanny. She is very skilled at holding babies, soothing them to sleep, feeding them, and more. She understands how to help babies establish healthy daily routines. Under her care, our baby ate well and slept on a regular schedule. At around eight months old, the baby successfully stopped night feedings and could sleep well through the night, so we hardly had to worry. For a period of time, our baby developed a rash and was uncomfortable from the itching. We took the baby to several doctors but could not find the cause. In the end, Auntie Wang observed carefully and identified that it might be related to the moisturizer we were using at the time. This made me deeply feel that she not only has experience, but also strong powers of observation and truly keeps the baby’s well-being at heart. 3. She is highly capable of caring for a baby independently, organized in her work, and also an excellent cook. Auntie Wang has no problem caring for the baby on her own. She organizes each day’s work in an orderly way. Caring for the baby, preparing complementary foods, cooking, washing bottles, and keeping the home tidy—she does every task carefully, steadily, and efficiently, never carelessly. She not only takes excellent care of the baby, but can also manage the household’s everyday tasks. She truly is a very capable, versatile nanny who gives us peace of mind. Her cooking is also delicious. In particular, her tomato beef stew is a dish our whole family especially loves! It is truly rare to find someone who can manage childcare, baby food, everyday family meals, and housework all so well. 4. She has good hygiene habits and works cleanly and efficiently. Whether caring for the baby or preparing meals, Auntie Wang pays close attention to hygiene and washes her hands frequently. The kitchen and the baby’s room are always kept neat and tidy. She is very attentive to hygiene details, which gives us great peace of mind about the baby’s food and daily care. 5. She is straightforward, easy to communicate with, and has a good sense of boundaries. Auntie Wang is sincere and easy to communicate with. We can discuss anything directly, and she understands how to respect the boundaries of an employer’s family. She never talks about or gossips about her previous employers, and being around her is very comfortable. She does not exaggerate or use flattering words. She is the kind of person who works steadily and makes people feel at ease through her actions. She lives simply and frugally. She does not wear makeup or style her hair, but she keeps herself clean and neat every day, giving the impression of someone capable and grounded. In summary, Auntie Wang is an all-around infant-care nanny who is both loving and experienced, able to care for a baby independently while also handling household tasks and cooking. What is truly rare is that she not only has professional ability, but also a heart that genuinely loves children. These seven months with her left us extremely satisfied and made our lives much less stressful and much more reassuring.

Thank you, Auntie Han, for taking care of my baby and me over the past two months. This was my first time recovering at home after childbirth, and I felt very anxious until Auntie Han came to my home and put my mind at ease. During the first week, Auntie Han helped me get through the engorgement stage very smoothly, and breastfeeding became much easier. She was also very experienced and caring in looking after the baby; the baby’s sleep and weight both showed very good progress. As for meals, whenever there was something I wanted to eat, I could send Auntie Han a recipe, and she was able to learn most of them very quickly. Overall, Auntie Han is attentive, conscientious, and responsible as a postpartum nanny. I hope she takes good care of her health and that her business thrives! Thank you so much!

Auntie Cai is loving, patient, attentive, and professional with our baby. After every bath, she helps the baby with infant massage. Auntie Cai is skilled at preparing all kinds of postpartum meals, especially light dishes that support the mother’s recovery. She is very hardworking and efficient in her daily work and communicates well. She is optimistic, cheerful, and loves life. During the baby’s fussy period at two months old, Auntie Cai helped the baby do gas-relief exercises every day to ease the discomfort. After the baby turned three months old, she also patiently accompanied the baby in play and took the baby out for walks every day to burn off energy. The five months passed by so quickly. We are grateful to Auntie Cai for her attentive care of both mother and baby, and for accompanying us through this happy time. We strongly recommend Auntie Cai.

We are very grateful to Auntie Ye for taking such meticulous care of our baby during this time. She was a steadfast source of support for us as first-time parents during the postpartum period! Auntie Ye loves children and is very patient, conscientious, and attentive. She is highly experienced and very capable professionally. Every day, she carefully recorded the baby’s feeding, sleep, diaper changes, and other details. Auntie Ye is very professional and responsible, and she promptly communicated with us whenever she noticed anything concerning about the baby. For example, during the first week, she observed the baby’s jaundice every day. When she noticed it progressing from yellowing on the chest to yellowing in the limbs, she informed us right away. When the baby needed to go to the emergency room because the jaundice level was high and the baby’s condition worsened, Auntie Ye proactively accompanied us throughout the entire visit. She held and soothed the baby for hours to help the baby cooperate with all the examinations, giving us much-needed reassurance when we were anxious and worried. It felt as though Auntie Ye’s attentive care for the baby was ingrained in her muscle memory. For example, one night, when she was holding the baby in a completely dark bathroom to wash the baby’s bottom, the moment she turned on the light, she immediately raised her hand to shield the baby’s eyes, providing such careful protection. At the same time, Auntie Ye also cared deeply about the mother’s physical and mental well-being. She proactively reminded me not to lift heavy objects, to get more rest, and to hold the baby less. She helped with massages, taught me how to pump, and regularly talked with me to ease my emotional stress about breastfeeding. She also proactively prepared toasted rice water, apple water, five-red soup, and more, taking care of us very thoughtfully. Auntie Ye also trained us as first-time parents—how to change the baby’s diaper, feed the baby, wash the baby’s bottom, give the baby a bath, interact with the baby, massage the baby, and so on. She has a wonderful personality, and communicating with her was very comfortable and smooth. Auntie Ye is also an excellent cook. Every day, she prepared three varied and nutritionally balanced meals, and because a family member liked spicy food, she specifically made one dish in both spicy and non-spicy versions. We feel very fortunate to have had Auntie Ye with us during the postpartum period. We got along very happily, the baby received comprehensive care, and we had much less to worry about and felt very reassured. A huge five-star review—we highly recommend Auntie Ye!!

Auntie Liu worked at my home for more than a month and is the most meticulous maternity nanny I have ever met. We interviewed several candidates at first and ultimately chose her because her answers were especially specific and never vague. Over these more than forty days, she completely confirmed my first impression. Let’s start with meals. During my postpartum recovery, I had little appetite, but Auntie Liu never cut corners. Every meal started with three dishes and a soup, with attention to both nutrition and color. For the roujiamo she made, she baked the bread herself. When cut open, it was filled to the brim with diced meat, chopped red and green peppers, and cilantro. The red and green colors alone made it appetizing. The peanuts were served separately in a small dish with star anise and fried crisp, with the heat controlled perfectly—not one was burnt. The greens were drizzled with sauce, the cold dish was sliced into fine shreds, and everything was plated neatly and cleanly. What impressed me even more was her attention to detail. Grilled fish fillets came with lemon slices to remove any fishy smell, and a whole fish was topped with fine red and white shreds for color; the okra was cut into uniform lengths and arranged neatly in sauce; the pumpkin pieces were evenly sized and stewed until soft and glutinous without falling apart. Her stir-fried broccoli stayed bright green, the tomato-and-egg dish had a rich red sauce that was perfect with rice, and the vegetables and scallion sections in the noodles were cut to even thicknesses. Even for an ordinary soup, she would add Chinese cabbage, winter melon, and meatballs, then finish it with a few goji berries and chopped scallions. When she served it, she even set out the soup spoon. None of these were elaborate dishes, but every detail showed the care she put in. There is another habit of hers that I especially appreciate: after cooking, she always cleans the kitchen thoroughly, wiping down the stove, sink, and floor and putting all the pots, bowls, and utensils back in place. After we finish eating, she quietly clears the table again. Now my kitchen is cleaner than it was before she came. She was equally meticulous with the baby. She kept a small notebook and recorded feeding times, milk amounts, number of bowel movements and urinations, and sleep duration every day, all very clearly, so I could understand it whenever I looked through it. When changing diapers, bathing the baby, and doing baby massage, she was gentle but efficient. She never missed twice-daily umbilical-cord care. If the baby showed even a slight abnormality, she told us immediately and never made decisions on her own. Whenever I got up at night, she could always hear me and would come over right away to help. Auntie Liu is not very talkative, but she always notices what needs to be done. She washed and hung up changed clothes the same day, aired out and organized the room daily, never played on her phone, and never asked about our private family matters. She had an excellent sense of boundaries. Honestly, when hiring a maternity nanny, the biggest fear is someone who looks busy but is not actually doing what matters. Auntie Liu is exactly the opposite. You can see the results of everything she does, and she is always a little more thorough than you expect. I recovered very well this past month, and the baby has grown strong too. We truly could not have done without her care. I strongly recommend her to families who need help.

We highly recommend Shaoli! She is an experienced, caring, and reliable nanny who truly loves children. She is patient, attentive, and very knowledgeable about infant care and child development. Our baby was always happy and well cared for in her hands. She made our lives so much easier and gave us complete peace of mind. Any family would be lucky to have her!