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“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.
Explore Confinement Nanny profiles and experiences for postpartum care, newborn baby support, and helping new mothers recover and thrive.
I am Tan Ley Chang 陈丽釧, a freelance Confinement Nanny from Malaysia, 53 years old. It all started in 2018. These qualities help me support mothers and babies: . I specialize in preparing meals such as Chinese confinement dishes. You can speak to me in English, Bahasa Melayu, and Chinese (中文). You can view my job portfolios to see how Mummies evaluated my service. You can view my payment structure on my profile.
Carol Soh, at your service, 53 years old and from Singapore. Since 2009, I've dedicated myself to caring for new Mummies. I'm experienced in cooking Chinese dishes to suit various confinement needs. Families often rely on my . You can view my payment structure on my profile.
Looking for a Confinement Nanny? Meet Ng Siew Chin, a 56-year-old professional from Malaysia. From Chinese confinement dishes, I create meals that support recovery and comfort. I speak Chinese (中文), making communication smoother with Mummies. Many Mummies choose me because of my .
A warm hello from 刘 秀玲, 24, your professional Confinement Nanny from Malaysia.
