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Where And How To Find The Perfect Confinement Nanny

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Whether you are a first-time mum or a mum of many, having a new baby is a beautiful, yet challenging experience.

In the past, mums often had their own mothers helping out with a new baby, especially during the confinement period. But now, more and more mums are turning to confinement nannies to help them out, especially in the first month.

A good nanny can be a real blessing to a mum, especially during the month-long confinement period.

A good nanny can be a real blessing to a mum, especially during the month-long confinement period.

Who is a confinement nanny and what does she do?

A confinement nanny is usually an older woman well-versed in traditional Chinese confinement practices. Considered to be an expert, she cares for the needs of a mum and her newborn during the one-month confinement period.

Apart from her primary role of caring for mum and baby, a confinement nanny also:

  • Bathes baby everyday
  • Feeds baby with expressed breast milk if mum chooses to do this, especially in the night
  • Looks after baby in general so mummy can rest
  • Cooks traditional, nourishing confinement dishes for the new mum.
  • Washes baby’s clothes and milk bottles
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Your confinement nanny will also cook delicious and nutritious meals for you to help you regain your strength and energy.

Needless to say, a good confinement nanny can truly be a blessing to a mum, whether new or experienced.

The question running through your mind right now probably is “Where and how do I find the perfect confinement nanny?”

You just may have found your answer with CaregiverNanny.

More about this trusted confinement nanny provider can be found on the next page. 

“A confinement nanny with you each baby step of the way”

CaregiverNanny is a new service brought to you by CaregiverAsia, a trusted healthcare services company based in Singapore and with operations in Malaysia and the USA since 2014.

Due to numerous requests, CaregiverAsia now provides confinement nanny services, adhering to their philosophy of providing full transparency (bios, work experience, references) of their caregivers, so that you can make a well-informed decision.

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CaregiverNanny staff understand just how precious your baby is.

Sourced with care

Freelance nannies provided by CaregiverNanny are sourced from both Singapore and Malaysia. CaregiverNanny currently has over 150 experienced nannies on their database.

To give you extra peace of mind, all confinement nannies go through a strict interview process with CaregiverAsia staff who have worked as recruiters in large Singapore government hospitals.

Additionally, you can find reviews of the nannies online at the company’s website. You are also encouraged to provide your own review at the end of the nanny’s service.

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CaregiverNanny confinement nannies are selected with care, bringing you peace of mind about your baby’s care, as well as your own care.

Booking your nanny

It doesn’t get any simpler to book your perfect confinement nanny! There are just four easy steps to do this.

  1. Search and book your desired nanny based on your expected delivery date and preferences.
  2. When you have found your perfect nanny, you’ll get to meet or call her.
  3. To confirm and book your nanny, pay the agency fee (see below) and then let Caregiver Nanny take care of the paperwork for you.
  4. When your baby arrives, your nanny will be sent to your doorstep!
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In just 4 easy steps, you can book your perfect confinement nanny!

How much will it cost?

CaregiverNanny charges a flat fee of just SGD$600 (with a SGD$120 surcharge for urgent bookings for nannies to start within 30 days).

This includes advice on picking a nanny, arranging interviews with the chosen nanny candidate(s) and the paperwork for getting visas for the nanny, should she be from Malaysia.

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Depending on your personal preference and the additional services you need from your nanny, you’re looking at paying a Malaysian nanny between SG$2,500-3,000, and a Singaporean nanny between SG$3,000-3,500.

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Full-time or part-time

CaregiverNanny provides both full-time and part-time nanny service. If you prefer to have a full-time nanny, you have the option of having either day-care or overnight nanny services depending on your needs.

For day-care service from Monday to Friday, a nanny can be arranged to babysit at your place, or you could even take your baby to the nanny’s place.

Alternatively, if you are looking for a part-time nanny, you can request for this service for a few hours (minimum four hours block) each day for at least three times a week, be it at home, a hotel, or a serviced apartment.

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Book your ideal nanny through CaregiverNanny today!

When should I book my confinement nanny?

Due to increasing demand for CaregiverNanny’s services, it is recommended that you book the nanny of your choice at least three to six months before your estimated delivery date.

However, there are also a few nannies who are available to start urgently, i.e. within a month, and you can check out their profiles on the CaregiverNanny website.

What’s more, ad-hoc part-time nanny services can be requested via email at least one day in advance.

If you find that the nanny doesn’t meet your requirements, a free nanny replacement will be made within the first 5 days. 

For more details and information, please visit the CaregiverNanny website, or call them on +65 6258 6684.

Watch this video below to see just how easy it is to book your perfect confinement nanny through CaregiverNanny!

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