During the postpartum week, there is someone by your side. Someone who cares for you, supports you, and gets things done. Our maternity nurses are there for you, your baby, and your entire family. They offer advice, keep an eye on how things are going, and help create a calm and peaceful atmosphere at home so you can rest, recover, and adjust to your new role as a mother.

Who exactly will come to your home depends on our planning. Due to a nationwide shortage of maternity nurses, we cannot always provide the full number of care hours that match your personal situation. Sometimes, this means the legal minimum of 24 hours, spread over several days. That may not sound like much, but when we are there, we are fully present with attention, expertise, and heart. By distributing the available care fairly, we can be there for every family during this special time.

Our maternity nurses are well-trained and passionate about their work. They support you with the first feedings whether you choose breastfeeding or bottle feeding and guide you step by step in how to care for your baby. You can ask them anything about the first days of motherhood. And most importantly: they will help you gain confidence. So when they leave, you’ll know: I’ve got this.

What you can expect from us:
– Care for you, your baby, and your family
– Professional support with breastfeeding or bottle feeding
– Focus on rest and recovery
– Practical tips for baby care
– Help with light household tasks
– Maternity nurses trained in Dunstan Baby Language – they’ll teach you how to recognize your baby’s signals
– A personal introduction tailored to your needs and wishes
– Good collaboration with your midwife
– Maternity nurses available who speak English, German, or French