Han Tang — Domestic Services for Overseas Chinese
Tel: +86 187 2130 9599 · Email: hantang-1@hotmail.com
Service Guide

Different Care for Different Needs

Every family's needs are different. Here's a clear breakdown of each service — roles, ideal timing, and matching criteria — to help you choose faster

Choose the Service First

The clearer your needs, the better the match. If your needs span multiple services, our consultant will help set priorities and boundaries
SERVICE 01 / MATERNITY

Postpartum Care

Focused on newborn care and postnatal recovery — ideal for families with a confirmed due date who want structured support and Chinese postpartum traditions
Mother & Newborn
26–42 Days
Live-in
海外月嫂与新生儿照护

What's Included

Newborn Care

Feeding, burping, bathing, cord care, laundry, and daily monitoring

Feeding & Sleep Tracking

Track feeding, sleep, and diapers to help you understand baby's rhythm

Postpartum Support

Postpartum meals, daily assistance, and recovery reminders

Handoff to Family

Guidance for parents to ensure a smooth transition after service ends

Scope of Care:Postpartum caregivers are not medical professionals and don't replace doctors, nurses, or recovery specialists. For issues like jaundice, wound care, or breastfeeding health, please consult a local medical provider

Best For
Families with a confirmed due date, first-time parents, or those without nearby family support
Especially suited for families who want Chinese dietary traditions while living abroad
Matching Priorities
Newborn care experience, meal preferences, language, and visa timing
Plan 3–6 months ahead — popular months fill up fast
Confirm Before Placement
Due date, delivery method, living space, and overnight arrangements
Please mention twins, premature birth, or special feeding plans in advance
SERVICE 02 / CHILDCARE

Nanny Services

Ongoing care for baby's feeding, sleep, hygiene, and early development after the postpartum period — ideal for parents returning to work who need a consistent caregiver
Infant & Toddler
Long-term
Live-in / Day

What's Included

Daily Care

Feeding, hygiene, diapering, outdoor time, and safety supervision

Meal Prep

Age-appropriate meals prepared per family preference, monitoring for allergies

Routine Building

Support a consistent sleep, feeding, and activity schedule

Early Development

Talking, reading, play, and movement to support sensory and motor growth

Scope of Care:Nannies focus on daily care and support — not early education specialists, therapists, or medical professionals. Families should align on parenting approach in advance to avoid conflicting instructions

Best For
From one month old through toddlerhood, needing consistent long-term care
Busy working parents who want someone to follow a consistent childcare plan
Matching Priorities
Experience with baby's age, meal prep skills, parenting philosophy, and communication style
Clarify in advance: overnight care, solo childcare, and light housework
Confirm Before Placement
Feeding method, sleep habits, allergies, and parenting principles
A written daily schedule helps ease the transition
SERVICE 03 / HOUSEKEEPING

Housekeeping

Focused on meals, cleaning, organization, and daily support — ideal for dual-income households, larger families, or anyone looking to lighten the load
Whole Household
Long-term
Live-in / Day

What's Included

Home Cooking

Grocery shopping and meal prep — everyday Chinese and Western home-style dishes

Daily Cleaning

Routine cleaning of living areas, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms

Laundry & Organization

Laundry, bedding changes, and tidying up

Daily Assistance

Errands, light pickups, or elder companionship as agreed

Scope of Care:Regular housekeeping does not include deep cleaning, professional caregiving, yard work, or round-the-clock availability. Large-scale cleaning, pet care, and driving should be discussed and confirmed separately

Best For
Dual-income, multi-child, multigenerational, or high-workload households
Looking for a long-term helper familiar with Chinese cooking and lifestyle
Matching Priorities
Cooking style, cleaning standards, pace of work, and live-in vs. day
Home size, household size, and pets all affect scheduling
Confirm Before Placement
Daily priorities, available tools, meal preferences, and rest schedule
Clear task priorities work better long-term than an open-ended "do everything" arrangement
SERVICE 04 / COMPANION

Childcare Companion

Focused on pickup, daily care, reading, play, and routine guidance — ideal for families with a gap after school, or who want consistent Chinese-language companionship
Preschool
Fixed Hours
Day (Non-live-in)

What's Included

Pickup & Supervision

School or activity pickup per family schedule, with clear handoffs

Meals & Daily Care

Simple meals, hygiene help, tidying up, and routine support

Reading & Play

Age-appropriate reading, crafts, outdoor play, and Chinese-language engagement

Routines & Feedback

Enforce family rules on screen time, homework, and tidying, with daily updates

Scope of Care:This is not academic tutoring or therapy. Independent driving, swim supervision, special education, or medical needs require confirming qualifications and responsibilities in advance

Best For
Families with a post-school care gap who want a Chinese-language environment
Also great for families wanting consistent routines and household rules followed
Matching Priorities
Child's age, personality, language, commute distance, and caregiving style
Patience, boundaries, and communication matter more than a long list of skills
Confirm Before Placement
Authorized pickup contacts, emergency contacts, allergies, and screen time rules
Clarify what decisions can be made independently vs. what needs parent approval
Before Matching

The More Specific, The Better the Match

No need to prepare complex documents before contacting us — just think through these four questions to make your first conversation more productive
01

What's your main need?

Postpartum care, childcare, housekeeping, or scheduled childcare companionship
02

When and how long?

City, start date, short- vs. long-term, and live-in vs. day
03

Anything we should know?

Household size, baby's age, pets, allergies, diet, driving, and language needs
04

What matters most to you?

Rank by priority: experience, personality, cooking, language, stability, or a specific skill