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“She has many years of experience, so she must know everything.”

Experience is valuable, but it doesn't always mean quality care or modern practices. Some nannies might stick to outdated methods, lack crucial skills, or simply not be a good fit for your family. Focus on proven skills, adaptable attitudes and professionalism, not just years on the job.

“A verbal agreement is fine; I don't need a formal contract.”

Many Mummies think their recorded discussions or WhatsApp chat records are enough, but relying solely on verbal agreements for confinement care is a big risk. Without a clear, written contract, vital details like duties, hours, and payment are ambiguous. If your nanny doesn't show up or leaves early, authorities often can't help, and legal options fall flat because there's no formal proof of employment. Don't leave your confinement to chance; get it in writing.

“She came highly recommended, so I didn't need to check further.”

Many Mummies feel this way until things go wrong. Different families have different needs, and even trusted Nannies can fail to meet your unique expectations. Always check a Nanny's full history and references yourself.

“Agency Nannies are safer than freelance Nannies.”

Mummies often complain about both. While agencies offer a layer of vetting, their quality and willingness to help when issues arise can vary greatly. Good vetting and a clear agreement matter more than where the nanny comes from.

“If something goes wrong, I can just replace her quickly.”

Many Mummies believe finding a replacement nanny mid-confinement is easy. But the reality is incredibly stressful and often difficult to do quickly, deeply affecting your recovery and baby's care. It is far better to prevent problems through careful vetting and by gaining leverage through access to public evaluations (like those on MummyNanny) rather than dealing with the chaos of a last-minute replacement.

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Explore Confinement Nanny profiles and experiences for postpartum care, newborn baby support, and helping new mothers recover and thrive.

Wong Keat Foon

Wong Keat Foon reporting for duty! Your 59-year-old Confinement Nanny from Malaysia. Since 2013, I've dedicated myself to caring for new Mummies. From Chinese and Halal confinement dishes, I create meals that support recovery and comfort. I speak English, Bahasa Melayu, and Chinese (中文), making communication smoother with Mummies. My strengths include .

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Cavin Chan Siew Wai 陈秀慧

Cavin Chan Siew Wai 陈秀慧, at your service, 65 years old and from Malaysia. Since 2018, I've dedicated myself to caring for new Mummies. Many Mummies choose me because of my . From Chinese confinement dishes, I create meals that support recovery and comfort. Languages I understand include English, Bahasa Melayu, and Chinese (中文). Details on my payment structure are included.