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来自香港妈咪的神秘快递：原来在佛山坐月子这么cc媽媽：护理人员十分有爱心，把我和宝宝照顾得很好。为了感谢她们，我和CC爸爸商量，想要送一份礼物表达谢意。选礼物选了挺久，*后CC爸爸提议说送一面锦旗，

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发表时间：2018-04-13 10:01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/

南海月子會所

今天收到一份神秘快遞，包裝得可嚴實了，猜不出裏面裝的是什麽。

你想問收件人是谁？是入住18i 温馨舒适月子房的CC妈。CC妈妈千叮万嘱，让我收到快递后马上拿到她的房间。我猜应该是很重要的东西吧

周一下午，護理部每周例會結束後，護士們剛打開會議室的大門，就聽到一陣熟悉的笑聲。

“哈哈哈，我來送驚喜啦！”原來是入住溫馨舒適18i房的CC媽媽，帶著帥氣的CC小王子，給護理團隊送上了一面鮮豔錦旗。錦旗上寫著“愛心無限似家人，知心關愛爲母嬰”。

原來那份神秘的快遞，是CC媽媽爲了感謝提供服務的護理人員，精心准備的一份驚喜。

桂城月子中心

桂城月子會所

究竟爲什麽要給護理團隊送錦旗呢？爲了探尋錦旗背後的故事，小編特意拜訪了CC媽媽和照顧CC媽媽的護士小姐姐。

佛山比较好的月子中心有哪些

爲什麽會想到送錦旗呢？

cc媽媽：

護理人員十分有愛心，把我和寶寶照顧得很好。爲了感謝她們，我和CC爸爸商量，想要送一份禮物表達謝意。選禮物選了挺久，*後CC爸爸提議說送一面錦旗，還偷偷去量了尺寸哈哈

佛山有哪些月子中心

为什么会选择生命加月子會所呢？

cc媽媽：

我是來自香港的媽媽，在香港很少見到月子會所。近幾年住在佛山，才慢慢接觸到佛山月子會所。

因爲作爲新手媽媽，自己不太會照顧寶寶。而且家裏人口比較多，不想家裏人太辛苦，所以就選擇入住月子會所。有專業人士照顧我和寶寶放心又安心。

對比了佛山多家月子會所，*喜歡這裏，月子房間很明亮寬敞，布置很溫馨。因爲要住28天嘛，當然是選擇讓自己感覺舒服的月子房。而且通過房間的窗戶，不僅能看到千燈湖的風景，還能望到我家呢

佛山月子中心价格表

佛山月子护理

家人對于月子會所的態度？

cc媽媽：

因爲在香港幾乎沒聽說過月子會所，所以剛開始阿姨比較反對我選擇月子會所。

我入住後，阿姨來探望我，看到會所的環境和服務後，慢慢就體會到月子會所的好處。昨天還介紹了一個老友記的女兒入住，成了我的新“鄰居”

佛山**的月子中心

服務CC媽媽的護士小姐姐？

服務CC媽媽護士的楊嘉妮：

主要負責服務CC媽媽和CC的護士團隊共有3人（24小時輪班）：我（楊嘉妮）、盧夏和黃雅思。

佛山知名月子中心

我們和CC媽媽親得像朋友一樣，經常一齊分享CC的可愛照片。

佛山正规月子會所

CC爸爸每次來探望CC的時候，都一定會親手幫CC洗澡。雖然剛開始還不太熟練，但我們教了幾次後就學會了，現在動作很熟練了

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