Postnatal carethat feels like family.
Family far away? We plan your confinement care and arrange vetted, experienced confinement nannies, meals and postnatal support through trusted partner providers.
- Enhanced DBS required
- Cantonese · Mandarin · English
- Free consultation, no obligation
One place, from
bump to full moon.
Giving birth in the UK, the hard part isn’t the hospital — it’s the thirty days after. Who cooks? Who helps at 3am? We help you find those people.
We’re postnatal care advisors in your corner: we understand your needs, shortlist vetted partner providers and set up interviews. You choose.
See how it worksCare for baby —
and for you.
Four steps,
from hello to day one.
Tell us what you need
Two minutes: due date, area, language, live-in or day/night.
We plan
An advisor plans your care and suggests 1–3 suitable partner providers.
Interview & costs
Meet carers by video or in person, compare costs, no pressure.
Begin with confidence
Sign directly with the provider and be ready before baby arrives.
Partners pass
our checks first.
Enhanced DBS
Carers must hold a current Enhanced DBS check.
Paediatric first aid
Valid paediatric first aid certificate required.
References
At least two family references.
Insurance
Public & professional liability insurance.
A day with a confinement nanny
Taking live-in care, here is the gentle rhythm of a typical day.
A general guide — actual routines are set by the partner provider and your family’s needs.
Morning
Help mum freshen up; prepare breakfast and a warm drink.
Feeding
Support feeding and winding; keep a simple feed and nappy log.
Bath time
Bath and everyday care, following your midwife’s advice.
Lunch & rest
Confinement lunch; carer looks after baby while you nap.
Afternoon
Soup and a snack; baby laundry, bottle cleaning and sterilising.
Evening
Dinner, and a handover of baby’s day with the family.
Night
Night prep; live-in or night carers help overnight as agreed.
After you enquire,
everything at your pace.
Consultations are free, and we will never rush your decision.
Free consultationSend your enquiry
A two-minute form, or simply message us on WhatsApp.
An advisor gets in touch
An advisor will contact you within one working day by WhatsApp.
We listen
A short call about your due date, area, language and arrangement.
Plan & suggestions
Your advisor plans your care, suggests suitable partners and arranges interviews.
You decide
Decide in your own time — pause whenever you like, with no obligation.
When to start booking
Around 12–16 weeks
Learn about live-in, day and night options.
From around 20 weeks
A good time to start enquiring — earlier for popular months.
Around 24–30 weeks
Interview carers, compare suggestions and confirm.
Around 32–36 weeks
Prepare the carer’s room; confirm meals and start plans.
After birth
Care begins; adjust with your provider as needed.
General guidance only, not statistics — every family is different, and you are welcome to enquire at any stage. Read the full guide
Across the UK —
just ask.
Coverage depends on partner providers. If your area isn’t listed, please still get in touch.
All areasDo you employ the carers?
No. We’re postnatal care advisors. After planning your care, and with your explicit consent, we pass your enquiry to vetted partner providers, who set out costs and deliver the care directly.
When should I start looking?
As general guidance, start enquiring from around week 20 — earlier if your due date falls in a popular month (summer, around Lunar New Year). Every family is different.
How much does it cost?
Every family’s needs differ, so we don’t publish fixed prices. Once an advisor understands your due date, area, language and arrangement, you’ll receive personalised advice. Consultations are free and without obligation.
Is it free to enquire?
Yes — free and no obligation.
What does a confinement nanny do?
Typically newborn care (feeding, winding, bathing, sleep routines), support for mum’s recovery at home, confinement meals and soups, and practical guidance. Exact scope is set in the provider’s contract.
Written for first-time
parents in the UK.
The complete guide to confinement in the UK
Tell us your due date.
We’ll take it from there.
Two minutes, free, no obligation. We suggest suitable partner providers by area and language.