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Having a Nanny: Why You Should Get Rid of That Mom Guilt
A newborn nanny’s tasks can be done by the parents, but a parent’s responsibilities cannot fully be taken over by a nanny. What a nanny does for your child is just the tip of an iceberg of the impact you will have on your baby’s life. While a nanny’s daily duties may overlap with that…
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Caring For The Mother’s Well-Being After Birth
Pregnancy is a fascinating and eye-opening phenomenon to deal with in the life of married individuals, be it your or your spouse’s first pregnancy or third. Pregnancy and labour can be especially overwhelming for your wife, so her wellbeing during this stage should always be deemed as your priorities It is not going to be…
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Top 5 Ways To Put Your Baby To Sleep
Ah yes, most parents have been there. There is a time when you would not be able to catch enough sleep because your baby seemed to be awake all the time. You tried to get your little darlings back into their slumber but to no avail. Some parents are struggling to sleep because their babies…
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An Inside Look at How PEM Hires the Best Confinement Nanny
Looking to hire a confinement nanny, but not sure where to get one who you can entrust your newborn to? You may have heard of PEM Confinement Nanny Agency as the largest confinement nanny agency in Singapore, but did you know that we are also an agency that emphasizes greatly on the quality of our…
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First-Time Parents’ Guide To Finding a Confinement Nanny
Also known as confinement ladies, confinement nannies refers to helpers who will accompany a new mother throughout her post-childbirth confinement period. In many Asian cultures, it is common to have a confinement nanny come in for the first 30 to 40 days after the birth of a baby and assist with regular confinement practices. A…
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How to Manage a Confinement Nanny When You Hire One
The first and most essential thing for a mother after pregnancy and birth would be the recovery period, also known as the confinement period in Eastern cultures or postpartum in the West, which typically lasts from 30 to 44 days going by cultural standards in Singapore. It goes 30 days for Chinese, 40 days for…
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