Care begins with readiness
Screening, practical training, and clear household expectations come before a nanny enters a family home.
About NannyMoon
Confinement care shaped around your household.
NannyMoon combines careful matching, practical nanny training, and support for families during the first weeks at home.
Why we started
The early weeks should leave room for recovery and connection.
A new baby changes the rhythm of an entire home. Parents need more than a list of duties. They need someone who can care confidently, communicate clearly, and adapt to how their family lives.
NannyMoon gives families a choice of suitable nannies, prepares each placement carefully, and stays available when questions come up during the care period.
- Since 2020
- Supporting Singapore families
- 5 stages
- In the training pathway
- 1-to-1
- Matching support
Our approach
Three things shape every placement.
The match matters
Families can review shortlisted profiles and speak with nannies before deciding who feels right for their home.
Parents stay involved
We keep parents in the conversation, from the first preference call to pre-arrival planning and follow-up support.
Dr Ryan Lee Wai Kheong
Medical review contributor
Medical perspective
Training reviewed with mother and newborn care in mind.
Dr Ryan Lee Wai Kheong contributes a medical perspective to topics including postpartum recovery, breastfeeding support, common newborn concerns, hygiene, and safe everyday care. Nannies still work within a non-medical caregiving role, and families should always take clinical concerns to their healthcare team.
Explore the training processBeyond the placement
Parents can keep learning before and after the nanny arrives.
Talks and practical sessions give parents a place to ask questions, prepare for a newborn, and meet other families nearby.
Plan your confinement care with the NannyMoon team.
Share your due date, household needs, and preferred care style. We will help you decide what to ask about next.