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Specific package rates were not published at the time of listing, so you will need to enquire directly with EliteMom & Me for current pricing. As a general guide, 28-day confinement nanny packages in Singapore typically range from S$3,500 to S$6,500 depending on the nanny's experience, language spoken, and whether the role includes overnight care alongside daytime duties. Confirm what is included in the quoted package — most agencies bundle the nanny's daily services, but herbal ingredients and groceries for confinement soups and meals are often charged separately. A written breakdown of all costs, including any deposit and cancellation terms, should be requested before signing. See the full confinement nanny cost guide for Singapore →

It is advisable to enquire at least four to six months before your expected due date. Experienced confinement nannies with strong track records are often booked six to twelve months in advance, particularly for popular delivery months such as January and the period around the Lunar New Year. When you make contact, EliteMom & Me will work through available nanny profiles with you. Use this lead time to conduct a proper interview — discuss dietary traditions (for example, whether the nanny prepares Cantonese herbal soups or a dairy-based diet), any cultural or language preferences, and expectations around overnight newborn care. Agreeing these specifics before a deposit is paid avoids misunderstandings once the nanny is in your home.

There is no mandatory government certification for confinement nannies in Singapore, so experience, referrals, and the agency's own vetting process are the primary quality indicators. Ask EliteMom & Me directly about the nannies' years of experience, any first-aid or infant-care training they hold, and how the agency screens candidates before placing them. Confirm the replacement policy in writing before booking — a reputable agency should offer at least one replacement within a defined window (commonly within the first week) if there is a genuine mismatch in expectations or conduct. Understand what voids the replacement guarantee and what recourse is available if the placement ends early. Freelance nannies can sometimes be less expensive, but an agency placement provides a clearer line of recourse should issues arise.