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Wang Ayi | Chinese Confinement Nanny & Infant Care | Sunnyvale, San Francisco Bay Area
Originally from northern China, Wang Ayi lives in Sunnyvale and has approximately ten years of experience in postpartum and infant care. She has cared for around 70–80 babies, including singletons, twins, and babies born through surrogacy. She offers both postpartum confinement care and ongoing infant care.
Wang Ayi is caring, patient, attentive, and considerate. She approaches her work thoughtfully and is willing to accommodate each family’s needs and routines. Her care includes feeding, burping, diaper changes, bathing, and soothing, while keeping parents informed about their baby’s daily routine and care needs.
She prepares Taiwanese, Northern Chinese, Shanghainese, and Cantonese dishes. Meals, soups, and home-style cooking can be adapted to the mother’s preferences. She also prepares traditional Chinese herbal soups; any herbal ingredients should first be reviewed with the mother’s healthcare provider.
Wang Ayi has worked with Asian families and American families from different cultural backgrounds. She can use phone translation tools to support everyday communication and clarify parents’ preferences and care instructions.
For postpartum support, newborn care, or ongoing infant care, please contact Mrs. Zhou to learn more about Wang Ayi’s services and availability.