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Experienced confinement nannies
live-in · day · night

Experienced carers for baby — and for you. Arranged for live-in, day or night arrangements that suit your home.

Right for you if

Who it’s for

  • Live-in

    Round-the-clock support so you can sleep. Usually 4–6 weeks; a private room is needed.

  • Day care

    Partner covers nights; you want daytime help with meals, baby care and feeding.

  • Night care

    You manage days but need proper sleep. The carer handles night feeds and settling.

What’s included

Typically includes

Newborn care

Feeding, winding, bathing, cord care, gentle routines.

Mum’s recovery

Rest, hygiene and practical recovery support — alongside, not instead of, your midwife.

Meals & soups

Stage-appropriate cooking, adaptable to dietary needs.

Practical guidance

Hands-on coaching for new parents.

Exact scope, hours and fees are set in the partner provider’s contract.

Tailored to you

Every family is different

Every plan is tailored to your due date, area, language and arrangement. After understanding your needs, an advisor will share personalised recommendations.

What shapes your plan
FAQ

Questions

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.

Can I interview the carer?

Yes, and we recommend it. We help arrange video or in-person interviews once your plan is ready.

A typical day

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.

  1. Morning

    Help mum freshen up; prepare breakfast and a warm drink.

  2. Feeding

    Support feeding and winding; keep a simple feed and nappy log.

  3. Bath time

    Bath and everyday care, following your midwife’s advice.

  4. Lunch & rest

    Confinement lunch; carer looks after baby while you nap.

  5. Afternoon

    Soup and a snack; baby laundry, bottle cleaning and sterilising.

  6. Evening

    Dinner, and a handover of baby’s day with the family.

  7. Night

    Night prep; live-in or night carers help overnight as agreed.

Next step

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.

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