Latch Coaching by a Lactation Nurse
A lactation nurse watches a real feed at your home and helps you adjust your hold and the latch so it hurts less.
THB 2,500 per visit
Teaching and latch practice at home, 1–2 hours
Nursing Service
Newborn Care Nurses at Home
Our nurses come to you — for feeding, for assessing and coaching the people who look after your baby, for training them at home, and for a private class for new parents. We also offer nanny-housekeeper matching, run entirely by our nursing team. Pick whichever is closest to what your family needs and the nursing team will get in touch to work out the details with you.
A price shown on a card is a fixed price. For a service without a price shown, the nursing team tells you the price before scheduling. The team confirms the scope and the actual fee before scheduling a visit.
Services
Nanny Assessment and Coaching
A nurse observes the real care at home, then agrees one approach with the family and the nanny together.
THB 3,000 per visit
Observation and a shared summary at home, 2–3 hours
Caregiver Training
A nurse teaches at home so grandparents and helpers can learn the updated guidance together in one session.
THB 3,500 per visit
Taught at home, 3 hours, up to 3 people
Private Class for New Parents
A nurse teaches new parents at home, just your family, practising with your own baby.
Price quoted before booking
Taught at home, your family only
Managed by our nursing teamNanny-Housekeeper Matching
Our nursing team selects and matches a nanny who can care for your baby and help around the house, suited to your home, and stays involved if problems come up
Fee quoted before starting
We talk through what your home needs first
Gift
Gifts for a new family
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Home visits are available in Bangkok. Prices do not include travel. Every home visit is available in Bangkok and the surrounding provinces only (Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Samut Prakan, Samut Sakhon and Nakhon Pathom).
What happens when you send a request
Sending the form tells the DekNurse nursing team what you need. It is not a confirmed booking, and there is no self-service calendar on this site. Services with a fixed price then ask for a 50% deposit, with the rest payable on the day of the visit. The team contacts you to agree on the scope of care, the timing and the date before any visit is scheduled.
Read about each service
Each page explains what that service helps with, what the team does, and the steps from your first message through to the visit.
Newborn Care at HomeThe DekNurse team looks at what your family actually needs and shapes the care around your first weeks at home. The area we cover, the timing and the fee are always confirmed with you before a visit is booked.Home Readiness Assessment Before Your Baby Comes HomeGetting 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.Training for Parents and CaregiversGood training means everyone in the house cares for the baby in a way that fits together, and feels sure of themselves when the moment comes. The content adapts to whether you are a parent, a relative or a hired helper, and nobody is tested to be found wanting.Routine and Newborn Care PlanningA newborn does not keep to a fixed timetable, so a good plan does not push your baby to the clock. It helps the people caring for the baby see the shape of the day, notice patterns, and hand over to each other without losing track of anything that matters.Newborn Care ConsultationThis suits families with a lot of questions who want help deciding where to start. The consultation covers everyday care and getting ready. It is not a diagnosis and it is not an emergency channel.Breastfeeding and Latch Support at HomeMost latch problems get easier once somebody watches how feeding actually goes in your own home, rather than only hearing about it. That is why the lactation nurse comes to you and you work on it together. This is teaching and practice, not treatment.Nanny Assessment and CoachingThe aim is for the whole household to care for the baby in one consistent way, not to catch anyone out or score anyone. The nurse tells everyone together what is already being done well and what could be adjusted.Training at Home for Grandparents and HelpersA lot about caring for a newborn has changed since the last generation. Having everyone who cares for the baby learn together at home heads off the disagreements later. Up to three people can learn in one session, so that everyone gets to practise every skill properly.
If your baby has emergency signs such as difficulty breathing, blue lips or skin, seizures, or unusual drowsiness, call 1669 or go to a hospital immediately. Do not wait for a reply from us.