KOREAN postpartum care is insane 😱😍 #newmom

[Seekingmore]

Now that's something that families should gift to moms after birth.

[kkkichong]

This was what I needed after giving birth, being far from family during the pandemic. People who care for you during postpartum are gifts from heaven

[JL-swsb]

My mum was a post portum lady. She once shared that proper post-partum care can help mothers regain their pre-pregnancy figure and reverse the effects of ageing. I hope that the Western world will adopt this system of care.

[poetisa]

Everyone deserves this level of postpartum care. So glad you had Sarah's help.

[kreiblj]

GIVE THIS WOMAN AN AWARD.

Edit: I was saying she should get an award because even though it's her job, she's still doing a lot of hard work and not only taking care of the baby but the mom too kind of.

I DIDN'T MEAN TO START A WAR IN THE REPLIES, I WAS JUST TRYING TO SAY THAT SHE DID A LOT OF HARD WORK 😭

[wing]

Sarah just gave all the right vibes. She seem so kind

[lisasmith]

Oh my goodness! Every mother needs this! Hurray Sarah! 🙏💗

[alaguerre]

My mom stayed with us during the first two weeks. It was such a blessing.

[maisinarisini]

Post-partum care is not just amazing -- it's needed. My post-partum midwife in Germany didn't do THAT much stuff, but she still helped me so much with breastfeeding, healing, and taking care of the baby. Sarah and people like her are life-savers.

[ascarkiplagat]

Nobody is mentioning how cute the baby is 😊... Had to rewatch it severally ❤

[joywalker]

This should happen everywhere after a mom gives birth we are in so much pain it would really help us to have someone like this take care of things in the house and to help take care of us ❤️

[jamiliahrivera]

My mother in law is Mexican and she did this for me for almost 3mo she let me sleep, cooked for me, took care of my daughter and me as a first time mom her support and help meant the world to me 7yrs later I still talk about it 😍❤️ I love that lady

[glaciahonegan]

" I asked Sarah to stay forever and she said no" 😂😂😂😂

[arcticxabyss]

I think this is something that can benefit ALL moms after they've given birth!!

[thatoneweirdkid]

anyone else think that the hospital should always send ppl home with someone like that. she seems like a godsend

[Noonecares]

I can’t even imagine. I gave birth alone and raised my daughter alone. And I was wrecked trying to do it all by myself and work. This should be a gift to all moms. ❤

[arthurhaack]

Yooo the US needs this. They spend so much time helping the mother DURING the pregnancy, but after you have the baby they're just like "k good luck." The mother and baby still need some care after the delivery!

[Bedsure-upzq]

Ok, ngl Nari is the most adorable baby ever.

[thebirdthatshtonyourcar]

Can i man be a postpartum care worker?!?! I had no idea this was a job!! There's no better feeling for me then helping my sister out however she needs after she brought my beautiful nephew and works to bring my beautiful niece into this world. This seems like such an amazing job, helping people who have just given their soul and body to created another life. im going to have to look more into it!

[mutya_]

In the Philippines, it's your mom or mother-in-law who would do this.
It's a great help for all the first time parents.