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在佛山，去月子中心和找月嫂哪個會更好？今天就給大家分析兩者優劣勢

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发表时间：2018-03-31 09:43作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　其實每個女人從得知自己懷孕那一刻開始，每一個准媽媽貌似會變得：我要糾結與事情怎麽會這麽多，我要注意的事情怎麽會多了這麽多。

　　人們都說坐月子是女人第二次蛻變的機會，所以如果你的月子之旅過得不好的話，那麽所有的身體變化都是不可逆轉的！

　　現在社會發展了，各大寶媽都會在糾結：到底是去月子中心還是請月嫂來照顧自己會比較好？

　　今天，作爲一名二胎的媽媽，挺著孕肚走訪各大佛山月子會所、傾聽請過各大佛山月嫂公司的15位媽媽經驗之談後，得出以下結論。

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月子中心和月嫂哪個更好？

二胎媽媽爲你進行優勢、劣勢詳細分析

月子中心优势：

①在自己坐月子期間每天都能生活在五**酒店般的月子會所裏面，每天都享受著五**的服務與享受

　　另外，月子中心還會提供到一系列的母嬰産品和月子生活用品，例如月子衣服、月子環境、寶寶衣物、波阿寶奶瓶消毒器，寶寶玩具等等，馬上“拎寶入住”。

②月子餐科學營養而且豐富不重樣

　　月子會所都會奉行小吃多餐的原則，每天都會提供三正餐+三加餐，每周還會有專業的營養師根據寶媽個人身體情況以及口味，來私人定制月子餐。

③對寶寶的專業護理

　　月子會所會有各種不同的服務，，基本上月子會所分爲一對一、一對二、一對多、晚間托管等多種方式。其實無論是哪種方式，我們都能保證24小時內都有一整個完整的專業護理人員來照顧寶寶和寶媽，分別進行健康監測和記錄、科學喂養、早教智力與體能開發、清潔護理、沐浴與撫觸按摩等一些列活動。

　　

④對媽媽的專業護理

　　在對媽媽上有專業的護理方式，媽媽的恢複情況，會所每天都有專業的醫療團隊來跟蹤和護理，例如睡眠情況、飲食狀況、乳汁分泌的進度、子宮康複程度、惡露、傷口的愈合情況。

⑤産科、兒科專家巡房檢查服務

　　其實新生兒很容易出現黃疸、吐奶、濕疹等不良的情況，會令寶媽各種焦慮各種擔心。如果媽媽也出現傷口發炎疼痛、乳腺炎等情況，我們會即時注意並治療，每周都有産科、兒科專家巡房查看，能讓寶媽，寶寶和家人都安心很多。

⑥減少家庭矛盾

　　即使婆婆或者家人再善解人意，由于坐月的習慣與現代科學喂養不同而産生的家庭矛盾是相當多！月子中心有專業的護理人員，寶寶得到更專業的照顧，媽媽也能坐好月避免落下月子病，解放全家人。

所以，如果你已经计划你的月子之旅的话，来佛山桂城生命加月子會所看看，我们将给你不一般的坐月子之旅！

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上一篇那些牛皮吹上天的月子會所，現在都成咋樣啦？

下一篇寶媽提問：産後你們是怎麽洗頭的？我洗頭後感覺冷著感冒了！

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