Singapore’s bustling family life means new parents often need a helping hand during those precious first weeks. Little Steps has reviewed the popular guide to night nurses and confinement nannies, checking for updates as of January 2026. We’ve scoured websites, recent reviews, and online mentions to ensure everything’s current. Here’s the scoop—short, sweet, and straight to the point—to make your parenting journey easier!
Pro Tip! Cross-check contacts directly via their sites (all active as of now). If planning for mid-2026, inquire about waitlists—some offer early bird perks like free consultations. You’ve got this, parents!
The following night, nurses and nannies in Singapore are well-regarded as experts in their field of care. Some agencies provide different nurses and nannies based on your needs, and individual professionals featured on this list. When you are making your choice, be sure to interview each person and assess their attitude and values, not just their professional experience.
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The home care services that Just Us offers are backed by 25 years of experience with their professional caregivers. This company provides options for ad-hoc, casual, and temporary childcare, or permanent/indefinite support, depending on your needs. You could choose a 4-hour session or a 24-hours live-in night nanny for your newborn. The standard shift of the night nannies at Just Us would be from 10pm to 7am, with full support from changing, feeding, support sleep, and more.
Just Us, No 1, Yishun Industrial Street 1, A’posh Bizhub, #03-05, Singapore, +65 62994993, contact@justus.com.sg, www.justus.com.sg/nanny-services
The confinement nannies at Mommycare offer 24/7 live-in support for mothers who need that extra help. Choose the 28-day package or even longer, if that’s what is required. The nannies can prepare baths, cook, do laundry and grocery shopping, do other household chores, prepare herbal tonics, and more. They have extensive experience to offer advice on how to navigate the confinement period to ensure the health of both mother and baby, with plenty of rest and rejuvenation.
Mommycare Confinement, +65 9739 5078, sales@mommycareconfinement.com.sg, www.mommycareconfinement.com.sg
Just as the name suggests, you’ll feel totally supported in this time of need with NannySOS. The confinement agency takes care to vet the nannies who join the agency to provide the best and most trusted professionals for you. Some of the services that your confinement nanny can offer include baths for mothers and babies, preparing food, household chores, baby care, advice, and more. You can choose a 14, 35, or 42-day package, or create your own schedule.
NannySOS, +65 6817 2479, admin@nannysos.com.sg, www.nannysos.com.sg
NannyPro is an agency that has many dedicated nannies who offer infant care services for families that need support with newborns and infants in hotel or home residences. Their trained nannies are available to work on a temporary basis (ad-hoc) with a minimum 4-hour shift or can be hired as permanent full-time nannies if that’s what you need. They also have urgent care options if you’re looking for someone to help out on short notice.
NannyPro, Blk 203 Hougang St 21 #03-77 Singapore, +65 6994 3009, care@nannypro.com.sg, www.nannypro.com.sg
The unique service that NannyNow provides is that they have a well-rounded team of Singaporean or Malaysian confinement nannies. New mothers can receive support with 24-hour baby care through night nursing, as well as special blends of herbal tonics to support recovery from birth. The services also include breastfeeding tips, meal preparation and arnica, laundry, and bathing. All nannies are highly trained and regularly COVID tested for your family’s safety. If you do desire a Malaysian nanny, reach out with as much notice as possible to ensure that there is an available nanny when needed.
NannyNow Confinement Agency, 15 Duku Road, #01-01 Singapore, +65 8889 0722, hello@confinementlady.sg, www.confinementlady.sg
Every nanny at the NewLife confinement agency has at least 3 years of experience, right up to more than a decade working with new mothers and infants. You can browse the nanny's profile pages on the website to learn about their specialties and experience. The agency also provides additional services like herbs for health, postnatal massages, lactation consulting, and more. Choose a set confinement package or create your own care schedule with the nannies to personalize the care you’ll receive.
NewLife Confinement Nanny, +65 6352 0955, enquiry@nlconfinementnanny.com.sg, www.nlconfinementnanny.com.sg
Nanny Saro is a professional nanny, who draws from her experience as a maternity and neonatal nurse. She worked at the Gleneagles Hospital in Singapore for years before starting her own confinement nanny service on her own more than a decade ago. Since then, she’s been caring for newborns and supporting mothers with feeding, sleeping, bathing, breastfeeding, and more. Check out the references from mothers who have received Nanny Saro’s care here.
Nanny Saro, +65 9487 6646, saro@nannysaro.com, www.nannysaro.com
This confinement agency is a MOM-licensed company that has English and Chinese-speaking nannies available for hire. They offer balanced support for both mother and baby, ensuring that both feel nurtured. You can get a standard confinement package (28 days) or customize your own support options as needed. Whether you’re needing someone to provide household care, breastfeeding advice, food preparation, or baby sleep support, the nannies at JIA Confinement Agency can help.
JIA Confinement Agency, +65 9459 9830, info@jiaemployment.com, www.jiaemployment.com
The way that the nannies at the Confinement Angels are trained has them stand out in the scene of Singapore night nurses and nannies. There is an in-house training center that all nannies go to before they offer their services, to get practical, hands-on training with a medically-aligned syllabus to ensure that they’re ready for whatever care they need to offer newborns and infants. These nannies are well-versed in baby safety practices, breastfeeding techniques, and confinement nutrition.
Confinement Angels, 29 Tai Seng Avenue, #07-16, Singapore, +65 8828 8415, service@confinementangels.com.sg, confinementangels.com.sg
Want more? These are gaining rave reviews for their trained pros, flexible packages, and family-first vibes. Pro tip: Book early for peak times—top spots fill fast!
PEM Confinement Agency - Singapore's largest MOM-licensed agency with over 550 trained nannies since 1987. Affordable packages include nutritious meals, herbal baths, baby guidance, and unlimited free replacements. Hidden mini find: In-house training with TCM elements—perfect for a gentle, energy-boosting recovery! https://pemconfinement.com/
Super Nanny Services - Trusted for hospital-trained nannies (ex-Thomson Medical Centre lactation experts). Great for English/Mandarin/Malay speakers and personalized support like baby massage. Quick perk: Multilingual options make it super easy for expat or mixed families. https://supernannyservices.com.sg/
Gladys Care - A second-generation family business since 1987, offering holistic live-in/live-out plans with breastfeeding focus and herbal support. Mini gem: Day and night nanny combos—perfect if you want flexibility without full 24/7. https://www.nanny.sg/
Star Confinement Nanny - Award-winning with 200+ trained nannies and backup support. They emphasize tailored postpartum recovery and top-notch newborn care. Fun extra: Structured vetting process means you get a great personality match, too. https://starconfinementnanny.com.sg/
NewBubs Confinement - MOM-licensed one-stop agency with in-house training and internships for nannies. Packages start affordably with free replacements and consultation. Secret tip: Child First Aid certified—extra safety for your little one! https://newbubs.sg/
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