Step 1
Tell us about your home
Share your expected discharge date, the main caregiver and what worries you.
Newborn Home Assessment
Home Readiness Assessment Before Your Baby Comes Home
Getting a home ready is not about buying everything on a list. It is about arranging the space and the jobs so that the people caring for the baby can do the important things easily on very little sleep. The DekNurse team reviews that with you in your own home.
What this service helps with
An assessment of how ready your home is before your baby arrives: where the baby sleeps, where you feed and change, what you actually need, and how the daily routine fits your family in Bangkok.
Who it is for
- Families getting ready to bring their baby home from hospital
- Households with several caregivers who want to divide the jobs clearly
- Families unsure about the sleep space, milk storage, or which equipment they need
What this service helps you sort out
- A lot of things bought already, but no clarity on where they go or how they are used
- Soft items or equipment in the baby's sleep space that may not belong there
- People in the house understand the care and their own role differently
What it usually covers
- A review of the sleep space and how the essentials are arranged
- Setting the places for feeding, nappy changes and cleaning equipment
- Help building a checklist of what should be ready before the baby comes home
- A summary of what to ask the hospital before discharge
The actual scope is shaped around each family's situation and is agreed with the team before care begins.
How it works
Step 2
Review the space
The team looks at where things happen and the order of the daily routine.
Step 3
Put it in order
Separate what must be ready on day one from what can wait.
Step 4
Get the plan
Your family leaves with a list you can act on straight away.
Why families start with DekNurse
Focused on how the home is really used, not on buying more than you need
Connects the space, the equipment and the daily routine into one picture
Leaves the decisions with your family, without judging how you choose to parent
Related knowledge and services
Frequently asked questions
When should the assessment happen?
Before the day you expect to bring your baby home, so there is time to adjust the space and share out the jobs. The team confirms the right timing based on your situation.
Do we need to buy everything before the assessment?
No. The point is to separate what you genuinely need from what can wait, so you buy less that does not suit your space or the way you care for your baby.
Does this replace the hospital's advice?
No. Health advice and your baby's discharge plan always come from the hospital caring for you. The home assessment simply makes that advice easier to follow at home.
Not sure which service to start with?
Tell the team roughly what you need and they will help shape it around your family. Nothing is booked yet, and the team confirms the scope and the date with you before any visit.
See the services and their pricesSending the form is not a confirmed appointment. The team always contacts you first to confirm your area, the timing, the scope of care and the fee.