Maternal and Infant Health Care Professionals are professionals who integrate maternal and infant care with health guidance. They not only take care of daily life of postpartum mothers and newborns but also focus on providing scientific health care services, with the core being the protection of the physiological and mental health of mothers and.

Main Services:

1. Newborn Health Care and Nursing: In addition to basic feeding, bathing, and umbilical cord care, it also includes newborn, passive exercise guidance, monitoring of growth and development (weight, height), early intellectual enlightenment (auditory and visual stimulation), and scientific response and observation to problems such as jaundice and vomiting milk.

2. Postpartum Mother's Health Care and Recovery: Assist in postpartum wound care, uterine involution, provide professional postpartum rehabilitation guidance (such as pelvic floor muscle training, rectus abdominis repair massage), customize a balanced dietary month meal, and also conduct counseling, and popularize knowledge about postpartum contraception, breast health, etc.

3. Health Knowledge Popularization and Guidance: Teach family members maternal and infant care (such as correct holding posture, burping methods), explain knowledge about the prevention of common diseases in newborns, dietary taboos for postpartum mothers, etc. and assist in establishing a scientific model of maternal and infant care.

Core Competency Requirements:

- Hold a certificate of Maternal and Infant Health Care Professional or advanced certification, systematically master the physiological characteristics of mothers and infants, health care knowledge and emergency response skills (such as first aid for choking in newborns).

- strong observation and judgment skills, be able to discover health anomalies of mothers and infants in time and give reasonable suggestions, and customize personalized care plans for mothers and infants with different physiques.

- Be in good health and hold a health certificate, be patient, empathetic, and have good communication skills, strictly follow health regulations, and protect the privacy and of mothers and infants.