Personalized Postpartum Care VS.Traditional Confinement Centers: What Sets Them Apart?
Discover how personalized in-home postpartum support offers mothers one -on- one care tailored to their unique needs, while providing constant companionship during the crucial recovery period after childbirth.
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The Power Of Personalization
Customised Care Plans
Personalized care tailors daily routines，nutrition， and recovery exercises to address the mother's specific physical condition and healing needs after childbirth.
Adaptive Support
In-home caregivers adjust their approach based on the mother's preferences, cultural practices, and family dynamics, creating truly individualized care.
Personalization Limitations
Confinement centers must balance the needs of multiple mothers simultaneously, making it challenging to provide the same level of customization.
Companionship and Continuity of Care
Trust Building
Continuous care fosters deeper relationships and trust between caregivers and mothers.
Enhanced Communication
Consistent companionship makes mothers more comfortable expressing concerns and asking questions.
Consistent Presence
Live-in caregivers provide uninterrupted support, becoming familliar with the mother's needs and preferences.
Seamless Handovers
Unlike shift-based center care, personalized support eliminated information gaps and transition issues.
The Key To Success Breast Feed
When it comes to breastfeeding, we know that frequent feeding is the key to success. A newborn needs to nurse 8 to 12 times a day in order to stimulate sufficient oxytocin and prolactin—two essential hormones that support milk production. This is why mother and baby should never be separated during this crucial stage. Separation not only disrupts the natural rhythm of breastfeeding, but it can also lead to maternal-infant separation anxiety, increasing stress for the mother. For this reason, throughout the confinement period, we encourage mothers and babies to remain together under the same roof, nurturing both bonding and breastfeeding success.
