Mother & Child Care
Welcoming a baby is beautiful — and overwhelming. Griham Healthcare gives new mothers and newborns support at home. This combines safe recovery methods with emotional comfort and expert guidance during the crucial time after birth.
Our experienced caregivers, nurses, and counselors offer help to assist you in becoming a confident parent, regardless of whether you have one child or several.
What’s Included in Our Mother & Baby Care Services?
- Postnatal Care for Mothers: Wound care (C-section/normal), rest routines, breastfeeding guidance, and emotional support.
- Newborn Baby Care: Bathing, diapering, cord care, feeding assistance, and sleep monitoring.
- Lactation & Feeding Support: Help with breastfeeding challenges, latching techniques, and nutrition advice.
- Hygiene Support: Safe cleaning practices for baby gear, mother’s health, and home hygiene post-delivery.
- Emotional & Psychological Support: Reducing postpartum stress, anxiety, and fatigue with daily encouragement and gentle guidance.
- Routine Health Monitoring: We keep a close eye on vital signs for both mother and baby, including temperature checks, signs of infection, and changes in behavior.
Available for hourly, 8-hour, 12-hour, or 24/7 care — short-term or long-term.
Need home care for a parent or elder? We’re here to help 24/7.
FAQs
Do you provide care for C-section recovery?
Yes. We support both normal and C-section deliveries with wound care, mobility assistance, and hygiene management to ensure proper healing and comfort.
Can I request female caregivers only?
Absolutely. We prioritize your privacy and cultural preferences. Female caregivers and nurses are available for all mother and baby care services.
What if my baby has medical complications?
Our team can coordinate care with your pediatrician and, if necessary, provide nursing-level assistance for babies with special health needs or ongoing medical conditions.
How long can I request care for?
You can book our services for a few hours, full-day shifts, or 24/7 live-in care — from a few days to several months depending on your needs.
Do you offer overnight care?
Yes. We provide night-time caregivers to help with feeding, diapering, and soothing the baby so that mothers can rest and recover better.
What training background do your caregivers possess?
Our caregivers have received training in postnatal care while also learning baby handling skills and breastfeeding support along with essential hygiene protocols. Each caregiver receives certification in mother & child health support along with a background check.
Do the caregivers offer assistance with household chores?
We concentrate our efforts on providing both clinical support and emotional assistance to mothers and infants. Caregiving duties include light tasks such as bottle sterilization and formula preparation but exclude general housework tasks.
Does your team provide guidance about my baby’s sleep and feeding habits?
Yes. Our program teaches mothers about proper feeding schedules and sleep cycles while helping them understand their baby’s signals and actions.
Is there a minimum duration or commitment?
There’s no long-term commitment. Clients can choose single-day visits, post-surgery short-term care or extended long-term support which is tailored according to individual requirements.
Is emotional support part of the service?
Yes. Our caregivers receive training to recognize postpartum stress and depression signs while providing basic emotional support and gentle companionship. Our services include on-site psychological therapy that can be arranged for your home.