Auntie Wang is exceptionally efficient. She cared for the baby, cooked, and handled the housework all by herself, and she was very loving toward the baby. I was still very weak after coming home from the hospital, but she quickly got the home organized and took great care of our little one. She also made me drinks to help reduce dampness, and every day she varied my postpartum meals and made all kinds of nutritious soups. After two months, my postpartum anemia was gone, and my milk supply went from just a few drops at first to enough to meet our baby's needs. Auntie deserves a great deal of credit for that. What was most thoughtful was that she always noticed what needed to be done. Without me having to say anything, she had already prepared so many things. The breast-pump parts were always ready to use, there were always different fresh soups in the pot, and cut fruit on the plate. During my confinement period, all I needed to do was focus on recovering, sleeping, and pumping milk, and I even had time to go outside and get some sun every day. Auntie also cared for our little one extremely well. In two months, the baby gained six jin and grew nine centimeters, with very regular eating and sleeping habits, and safely made it through the jaundice period and the two-month fussiness. After the maternity nanny left, we strictly followed her SOP, and the transition went very smoothly. Thank you, Auntie, for your care and support. Looking back, what was one of the most vulnerable periods of my life is filled with happiness.