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Mother Care at Home in Lahore

Day-to-day help for the mother herself, in her own home. A trained caregiver supports rest, meals, washing, safe movement after a caesarean and the night feeds, so recovery is not something she has to carry alone.

Day, Night or Live-In

Female Caregivers

Caesarean Recovery Support

Respect for Chilla Customs

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Mother Care at Home

We start by understanding the delivery, the mother’s health, any doctor’s instructions and your family’s routines, including customs during chilla. The caregiver then works day shifts, nights or live-in, helping with washing, dressing, meals, fluids and gentle walks, bringing the baby for feeds and settling the baby afterwards, and keeping the mother’s room clean, calm and restful.

Services Include

Help with bathing, dressing and personal hygiene
Safe movement and walking after a caesarean
Help with nourishing meals and fluids
Bringing baby for feeds and settling afterwards
Night support so the mother can sleep
Support during doctor-advised bed rest in pregnancy

Goal

To help mothers rest, heal and regain their strength after birth, with practical, respectful support that lets them focus on their baby and their own recovery.

Who Should Book Mother Care at Home?

Mother care suits a first-time mother with no experienced relative nearby, a woman recovering from a caesarean or a long labour, a mother of twins, and families whose elders live abroad or cannot travel. It also helps women on doctor-advised bed rest in late pregnancy, and mothers who are simply exhausted and need a capable, kind pair of hands for a few weeks.

Where This Differs From Postnatal Care

Postnatal care is nursing. A qualified nurse checks blood pressure, bleeding, stitches or a caesarean wound and gives prescribed medicines, usually across the first six weeks. Mother care is the practical and physical side, given by a trained caregiver rather than a nurse, and it often runs well past six weeks. Families who need both can have them in one plan, written by the same senior nurse.

What a Caregiver Does Each Day

A shift starts with a handover from the family. The caregiver helps the mother wash and change, serves breakfast and fluids, and encourages gentle walking if her doctor has advised it. Through the day she brings the baby for feeds, helps with comfortable positions, keeps the room clean and calm, and protects the mother’s sleep. Before leaving she notes how the mother ate, slept and felt.

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Mothers We Support

Situations Where Mother Care Helps Most

A senior nurse assesses the mother first. The shift pattern and the caregiver are then matched to what the household needs.

First-Time Mothers

Steady, patient help when there is no experienced relative in the house.

After a Caesarean

Support getting up, walking and bathing without straining the wound.

Mothers of Twins

An extra pair of hands through the longest stretches of the day.

Doctor-Advised Bed Rest

Help with daily tasks in late pregnancy when a doctor has advised rest.

Families Living Apart

Cover for households whose parents and elders live in another city or abroad.

Exhausted Mothers

Night support so the mother sleeps, and a gentle eye on low mood.

How We Work

Mother care works when the caregiver fits the household. We assess before we place anyone, write down what she will and will not do, and keep the same senior nurse on your file, so nothing has to be explained twice.

From Call to Care

Home assessment — a senior nurse visits, reads the discharge notes and sees what the mother actually needs.
Plan agreed — day shifts, nights or live-in, and what the caregiver will handle, written down with your family.
Caregiver matched — chosen on experience, language, and your preference for a female caregiver.
Care starts with a handover — the first shift begins with the family, not with a phone call.

Weekly review — the senior nurse checks how the mother is eating, sleeping and healing, and adjusts the plan.

What This Changes at Home

Letting someone outside the family care for a new mother takes trust. We try to earn it in small ways: the same caregiver wherever we can, a written note at the end of each shift, and one number to ring if anything feels wrong.

Assessed before anyone is placed — a senior nurse meets the mother first, not a form
The same caregiver — kept on your shifts wherever the roster allows
A note at the end of every shift — how the mother ate, slept and felt
One number to ring — the coordinator, day or night, not the caregiver

Booking Online

Tell us who needs care and we’ll call you back to confirm the visit, the timing and what the patient needs.

Full name

Phone / WhatsApp

Service needed

Area in Lahore

Patient gender

Preferred date and time

Email (optional)

Anything we should know

Consent

I agree to Teemardari contacting me about this request by phone or WhatsApp.

Call Now

Direct on WhatsApp

03176364604

What Mother Care at Home Includes

Practical support for the mother, supervised by a senior nurse.

Help with bathing, dressing and hygiene

Safe movement and walking after a caesarean

Nourishing meals and regular fluids

Baby brought for feeds and settled after

Night cover so the mother sleeps

A clean, calm and restful room

Mother Care During Doctor-Advised Bed Rest

Support before the baby arrives

Some pregnancies end in weeks of rest on a doctor’s instruction, with a house still to run. A caregiver can take on the lifting, the cooking and the fetching, help the mother wash and change, and keep her company through long, dull days. She follows the obstetrician’s instructions about movement and does not take their place: anything that worries her goes to our senior nurse and to you the same day.

Caregivers reach homes across Johar Town, DHA, Gulberg, Model Town, Bahria Town, Valencia and Cantt. If you mainly need clinical checks after delivery, see our postnatal care; for the baby’s feeding, bathing and cord care, see newborn baby care.

Other Teemardari Services at Home

One team for the rest of what the household needs.

Post-Surgery Recovery

Wound care, pain control and mobility support after surgery.

Stroke & Paralysis Rehab

Physiotherapy and nursing support to regain movement.

Bedridden Patient Care

Hygiene, positioning and bedsore prevention.

Elderly Nursing Care

Companionship, daily help and chronic disease care.

Doctor Home Visit

A PMDC-registered doctor who comes to the house.

Doctor Follow-Up Visits

Post-hospital reviews by PMDC-registered doctors.

Lab Tests at Home

Blood samples collected at home for your doctor.

IV Drips & Injections

Prescribed drips and injections given by a trained nurse.

Getting Started

From your first call to a caregiver in the house

Call or WhatsApp

Reach us any time on 03176364604, by call or WhatsApp.

Tell Us About the Birth

The delivery, the mother’s health, your doctor’s advice and your area in Lahore.

Plan and Caregiver Agreed

We confirm the shifts, the caregiver and the start date.

Care Starts With a Handover

She arrives, takes a handover from you and begins.

Coverage Areas

Mother Care at Home Across Lahore

Our team visits homes right across Lahore, and same-day requests are common. Tell us your area when you book and we will confirm who can reach you and when.

DHA Phase 1

DHA Phase 2

DHA Phase 3

DHA Phase 4

DHA Phase 5

DHA Phase 6

DHA Phase 7

DHA Phase 8

Gulberg I, II, III

Bahria Town

Lake City

Valencia Town

Askari

Lahore Cantt

Model Town

Garden Town

Johar Town

Faisal Town

Wapda Town

Township

Allama Iqbal Town

Shadman

Muslim Town

Samanabad

Canal Road

Raiwind Road

Multan Road

DHA Rahbar

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FAQs

Mother Care at Home FAQs

Common questions about mother care at home in Lahore.

How long is a day or night shift?

A day shift usually runs about twelve hours, and a night shift covers the hours when the mother most needs to sleep. You can book one or both, or ask for a live-in caregiver who stays in the house with agreed rest breaks. Shift times are set to suit your household, not ours.

How many caregivers does round-the-clock cover need?

For mother care it is one caregiver per shift. Round-the-clock cover means two, one for the day and one for the night, because nobody stays alert for twenty-four hours. A live-in caregiver is a single person who sleeps in the house and works agreed hours, which suits a settled recovery better than a difficult one.

What should we have ready for the caregiver?

Somewhere for the caregiver to sit, wash her hands and keep her things, and the mother’s prescribed medicines and dressings if a nurse is visiting too. Tell us what is already in the house, such as a feeding chair, a breast pump or a cot, so we do not ask you to arrange it twice.

Can care start tonight?

Often yes, if a caregiver is free in your area. Most families plan ahead around the due date or the discharge date, which gets a better match. If you are already home and struggling, call or WhatsApp and the coordinator will tell you plainly what is possible tonight.

Will the caregiver always be a woman?

Almost every family books a female caregiver for mother care, and that is what we normally send. Say so when you book and we will match it where one is available in your area. Male staff work on our other services, not on personal care for the mother.

How is mother care at home priced?

Charges depend on whether you book visits, day shifts, nights or live-in cover, and for how many weeks. Night and live-in cover are priced differently from day shifts. Your coordinator gives you the figure before care begins and tells you in advance if anything needs to change.

What if the caregiver cannot come for a shift?

Ring the coordinator rather than the caregiver. We keep relief caregivers available for days like this, and whoever comes instead reads the shift notes before she starts, so the mother does not have to explain her routine again.

What if the mother needs nursing care too?

Mother care is caregiver support, not intensive nursing. A mother who needs that level of care should be in hospital, and we will say so. Where closer monitoring at home makes sense, our postnatal nurses can visit alongside the caregiver, and ICU-trained nurses are available through our home nursing service.