Postnatal depression support in Terschuur

maternity nurses and maternity care agencies in Terschuur specialising in Postnatal depression support. Compare and send a no-obligation introduction request.

3 providers found

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Kraamzorg Rose Independent provider Confirmed profile Featured

Den Haag · 5.0 (80)

Breastfeeding Multiples (twins/triplets) Caesarean section Calm and patient Experienced maternity nurse (mother herself)

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Kraamzorg Astrid Independent provider Confirmed profile

Marken

Breastfeeding Caesarean section Incubator/NICU aftercare Calm and patient Experienced maternity nurse (mother herself)

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BabyNurse Kraamzorg Independent provider Confirmed profile

Lelystad · 5.0 (47)

Breastfeeding Multiples (twins/triplets) Caesarean section Calm and patient Experienced maternity nurse (mother herself)

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About these providers

Among these providers you will find 3 independent maternity carers.

Besides Dutch, these providers also speak English, Papiamento, Spanish and Turkish.

All providers here have confirmed and completed their own details on Kraamplein.

More background on this is explained in After the maternity week: what happens then?.

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Provider	Type	Specialties	Languages	Insurers	Status
Kraamzorg Rose	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Multiples (twins/triplets) +11	Dutch, English +1	All insurers	Confirmed
Kraamzorg Astrid	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Caesarean section +3	Dutch, English	All insurers	Confirmed
BabyNurse Kraamzorg	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Multiples (twins/triplets) +10	Dutch, English +2	All insurers	Confirmed

Postnatal depression support in other towns

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