Postnatal Care for Mothers

Stabilization, Observation, And Bonding.

Maternity Care Expertise
Our Expertise
Our Expertise in
Postnatal Care
Uterine Involution 98%
Monitoring Vital Signs 90%
Cesarean Care 88%
Perineal Care 95%
Psychological Support 85%
Doctor consulting pregnant woman

Postnatal Care Checklist

Area What to Assess/Do
General Health Vital signs, bleeding, uterine involution
Mental Health Mood, bonding, support system, depression screening
Breastfeeding Latch, supply, nipple condition
Perineal/Cesarean Healing Inspect wounds, discuss pain or discomfort
Bladder/Bowel Function Ensure normal elimination
Contraception Discuss needs and options
Baby’s Care Growth, feeding, immunizations

🤱 Postnatal Care for Mothers At Home

We bring gentle, professional care to your home — supporting your physical, emotional, and newborn needs during the postnatal period.

🩺 Health Monitoring

Vital signs, wound healing, and lochia assessment for safe recovery.

🍼 Breastfeeding Support

Help with latching, milk supply, sore nipples, and mastitis prevention.

🛏️ Routine Setup

Establish healthy feeding, sleep, and hygiene habits for mom and baby.

💆‍♀️ Postnatal Massage

Relieves tension, improves circulation, and promotes faster healing.

🧘‍♀️ Emotional Support

Compassionate care, mood support, and postpartum depression screening.

👶 Baby Care Education

Bathing, swaddling, diapering, and responding to baby’s cues.

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🧘‍♀️ Self-Care and Practical Tips

Hydration & Nutrition: Vital for energy and milk production.

Time Management: Sleep when the baby sleeps; prioritize tasks.

Help-Seeking: Accept support with chores, meals, and errands.

Limit Visitors Initially: Focus on recovery and bonding.

⚠️ When to Seek Medical Help Immediately

Persistent high fever

Heavy or prolonged bleeding

Signs of infection (incision or perineal)

Sudden swelling in legs, chest pain, or shortness of breath

Severe depression or thoughts of harming self or baby

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