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.
