さら助産院

The meeting was a newborn visit to Yashio City. To be honest, I didn't expect so much because I thought that there was a so-called administration, but... I cry for 5 minutes or so after starting talking. Lol The reason why he was so kind to me was that he was very close to me. After giving birth, I went to the hospital where I gave birth for about a month as a breast milk outpatient clinic, but I wanted to meet there sooner! I thought so at that moment. My eldest daughter will be almost breast-fed, but if I have a second one, I will definitely go to Sara-san! The atmosphere of the midwifery center is bright and calm. With a wealth of experience and knowledge, we approach our mom's worries from all angles, and there are many things we can see from the eyes even when talking. In the end, it will lead to the solution in a form that Mama himself is satisfied with. Now, instead of breast-feeding consultation, I have participated in an event sponsored by the maternity hospital and I got to know many mom friends. Mr. Naoi, who I met in a land I'm not used to, and Mama's friends are irreplaceable people. It's not a big boob, but a midwifery clinic that enriched my life.

When I met Dr. Naoi during my newborn visit, I started going to the maternity hospital. He taught me various things such as tips for increasing breast milk and easy breastfeeding methods. I was very happy that breastfeeding, which I was about to give up, got off to a good start. Also, I was really grateful that I was able to feel free to discuss any concerns or doubts I had during my daily childcare. The staff are always kind to me, so I was looking forward to going there every time. I wanted to meet Dr. Naoi sooner because I didn't have much time to worry about myself. If you are about to give birth or are having trouble with breastfeeding after childbirth, I would recommend it!

It is a place where you can be 100% on your side with all your might. Many events related to childcare, such as painless breast massage, baby that makes it fun to interact with babies, comfortable hugging methods, baby return measures for older children, easy breastfeeding methods, introduction of neighbor moms who are close to the age of the month, etc. All of them were involved in 360 °. It's like a rush temple that you can rely on when something happens, and because there is a maternity hospital nearby, I think you can raise your child in Yashio with peace of mind. Thank you very much for both the first and second person. Thank you very much.

It's a place where babies are happy and moms' hearts are lightened. Not limited to breastfeeding and breastfeeding, we had a wide range of consultations on child development, baby food, and childcare. A teacher with abundant experience and knowledge, he generously provided me with various options and appropriate advice. Childcare became fun just because the scales fell from my eyes. The cooperation with the medical institution was also wonderful, and the troubles and worries about the breasts were dealt with immediately, and the hospital responded promptly with the feeling that "If you would like to introduce Mr. Maternity Hospital!". In addition, you will learn techniques for interacting with your baby, such as piggyback rides, hugs, breastfeeding on the go, massages that make your baby happy, and how to play. While interacting with the baby, you will learn a fun and easy way, so both mothers and children will be happy. (I asked the staff many times because I was clumsy, but everyone taught me kindly and politely.) Until then, I was swayed by what people said and information on the internet, such as "what you shouldn't do while breastfeeding" and "what you shouldn't do with your baby" (without even being aware of it). I think I was doing it. Also, in an environment that changed rapidly with marriage, childbirth, and childcare, I had the feeling that my heart had been left behind, but in a conversation with Professor Naoi. , He said that he should respect himself, as a mother, as a wife, and as a working woman, and to move forward. I think that there are activities and words that can only be done by a teacher who respects each person's life and existence. From now on, I'm going to talk about balancing breastfeeding for returning to work, but I think I was thinking about giving up something before. I am happy to be able to feel like this. Thanks to Dr. Naoi and everyone at the maternity hospital. Thank you very much. It's a long sentence, but it's a really great place. I would like it to reach those who are worried or have difficulty raising children.

Shortly after my eldest son was born, I was helped when my husband and wife were having trouble breastfeeding, and I am still indebted to them. At that time, we researched breastfeeding ourselves, and both my wife and son worked hard, but it didn't go well and my family was exhausted. At that time, I met Dr. Naoi, gave me advice that respected my wife's feelings, and told me what makes my son and family happy, which made my wife and I feel very comfortable. My 6-month-old son is very happy to grow up cheerfully and cutely. I think my happiness is due to the hard work of my wife and son, and to Dr. Naoi and all the members of the maternity hospital. Thank you very much. I look forward to working with you in the future.

This is my last-minute temple. It is worth being in Yashio after childbirth just because this midwifery hospital is in the neighborhood. How many times have you calmed the mammary glands that run wild ... Above all, the procedure doesn't hurt. It is a very encouraging midwifery hospital that you can rely on not only for breast milk but also for postpartum mental health and child-rearing. I had a lot of trouble and thought that I should stop breastfeeding and use milk as soon as possible, but I think I will do my best as long as there is a maternity hospital. It's refreshing while chatting with the teacher, so it's also half refreshing for me. I'm relieved to have one shot today, that is, to give me some breast milk. Thank you very much.

It's a warm place to be on your side. Thank you for your first child, (especially) your second child. I was taken care of in various situations such as easy breastfeeding, convenient breastfeeding method, baby return of older child, hug and piggyback ride, baby food, and for returning to work. At Babyma, we enjoyed communicating with babies, talking with moms who are close to the age of their children to refresh themselves, and telling stories that would be useless in the mini-course. When I was my first child, I didn't know what to talk about at the maternity home, so I was only Babyma, but I think I really did a waste. After my second child was born, I was able to relax and enjoy the cuteness of my baby thanks to the fact that I was able to reduce my concerns about childcare at the maternity hospital. (When I was an older child, I was more worried than feeling cute, and I was desperate.) I will be returning to work soon, but thanks to the support of the maternity hospitals, my current feeling is "Ah ♡ I enjoyed this childcare leave." This is a place I want many moms to go to.

I was able to overcome Maternity Blue in a week. After giving birth, my biggest problem was breast milk, which was hard to come by. Although he was instructed by the obstetrics department during his hospital stay, he was discharged without being able to give a number by measuring the amount of milk. When I asked my friends, they were full of negative words such as "Everyone will come out soon" and "It was hard to make blood beans". The internet is full of negative information. The breastfeeding posture described in the childcare book makes my wrists hurt, and I wonder if my baby is uncomfortable. Although I'm about to raise my child, my mentality was shattered because it was completely dark in all directions. When I asked Dr. Naoi about it, I found that I was entrenched in my knowledge and was trapped in the consciousness that I had to do this. I was taught that "breast milk is easier and feels better", and I was also taught the attitude of comfortable breast milk. I visited him three times in a week and noticed that he was a different person from me last week. Breastfeeding was not a pain, and I was able to relax while interacting with my baby. I sleep well at night. I really appreciate it. I hope to work with you in the future.