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TSberrytree1818
post Dec 29 2019, 10:57 AM, updated 6y ago

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Hi, I would like to have some suggestions on good confinement Centre in KL area.

I read reviews from some confinement Centre and most of the confinement Centre had some amount of very bad reviews, which made me scare about it.

I was thinking to have basic meals and good care on baby only.
What other things should I consider when I survey for confinement Centre?
Are there any hidden charges I should be aware of?
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post Dec 30 2019, 10:25 AM

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Went to best month Kota kemuning. Expensive but good service. Peace of mind
led_zep_freak
post Dec 30 2019, 03:54 PM

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QUOTE(berrytree1818 @ Dec 29 2019, 10:57 AM)
Hi, I would like to have some suggestions on good confinement Centre in KL area.

I read reviews from some confinement Centre and most of the confinement Centre had some amount of very bad reviews, which made me scare about it.

I was thinking to have basic meals and good care on baby only.
What other things should I consider when I survey for confinement Centre?
Are there any hidden charges I should be aware of?
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First of all, you need to decide how much you're willing to pay. Good confinement centers aren't cheap. Think about it, running a center is a costly business: it's akin to running a boutique hotel + confinement catering + 24-hour newborn nursery. Staffing is the biggest concern, as you know good confinement ladies are pricey these days, so imagine trying to maintain a roster of nurses/midwives. FYI, the good centers cost north of RM15k in Klang Valley, so if you come across a center that charges below RM10k, think about what they are skimping on.
Personally, I would never trust those centers and if my budget was tight, I would seriously consider hiring a good confinement lady instead.

Secondly, when you visit confinement centers, check their nursery:
- Is it hygienic? Do they sterilize all feeding equipment and carefully label them?
- Is it safe & secured? Can any Tom, Dick & Harry enter the center without permission?
- Who are staffing the nursery? Qualified nurses on shift? mid-wives who are working 24 hours? If you get the chance to observe them handle the babies, great!
- What is the nurses/mid-wives to baby ratio?

To me, the nursery is the most important aspect of a center. You might have the most comfortable room or most delicious food served, but none of it matters if your baby is mis-handled. If you're not sure what to look out for, visit the expensive ones. Get an idea of how a proper center should be run. Then, ask the appropriate questions. Check reviews online etc.

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FYI, you can read about my review of LYC TTDI Confinement Center here:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=94784739

There was no hidden charges levied at us by LYC, what we were quoted was exactly what we paid. Only extra was for a bottle of coconut oil for massage. If you have any question, I'll be happy to answer

This post has been edited by led_zep_freak: Dec 30 2019, 04:12 PM
TSberrytree1818
post Dec 31 2019, 08:23 AM

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QUOTE(led_zep_freak @ Dec 30 2019, 03:54 PM)
First of all, you need to decide how much you're willing to pay. Good confinement centers aren't cheap. Think about it, running a center is a costly business: it's akin to running a boutique hotel + confinement catering + 24-hour newborn nursery. Staffing is the biggest concern, as you know good confinement ladies are pricey these days, so imagine trying to maintain a roster of nurses/midwives. FYI, the good centers cost north of RM15k in Klang Valley, so if you come across a center that charges below RM10k, think about what they are skimping on.
Personally, I would never trust those centers and if my budget was tight, I would seriously consider hiring a good confinement lady instead.

Secondly, when you visit confinement centers, check their nursery:
- Is it hygienic? Do they sterilize all feeding equipment and carefully label them?
- Is it safe & secured? Can any Tom, Dick & Harry enter the center without permission?
- Who are staffing the nursery? Qualified nurses on shift? mid-wives who are working 24 hours? If you get the chance to observe them handle the babies, great!
- What is the nurses/mid-wives to baby ratio?

To me, the nursery is the most important aspect of a center. You might have the most comfortable room or most delicious food served, but none of it matters if your baby is mis-handled. If you're not sure what to look out for, visit the expensive ones. Get an idea of how a proper center should be run. Then, ask the appropriate questions. Check reviews online etc.

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FYI, you can read about my review of LYC TTDI Confinement Center here:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=94784739

There was no hidden charges levied at us by LYC, what we were quoted was exactly what we paid. Only extra was for a bottle of coconut oil for massage. If you have any question, I'll be happy to answer
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Thank you for your information. 😀😀

 

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