Maternity care in Dutch in De Weere

maternity nurses and maternity care agencies in De Weere who speak Dutch. Compare and send a no-obligation introduction request.

5 providers found

Featured in De Weere

Kraamzorg Rose Independent provider Confirmed profile Featured

Den Haag · 5.0 (76)

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

Kraamzorg BabyBloesem Independent provider Confirmed profile

De Weere

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

Kraamzorg-Marieke Independent provider Confirmed profile

Sint Maarten

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

Kraamzorg Babyshine Independent provider Confirmed profile

Edam

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

Your Miracle Kraamzorg Independent provider Confirmed profile

Almere

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

Among these providers you will find 5 independent maternity carers.

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

All 5 providers side by side, by specialty, language and insurer.

Provider	Type	Specialties	Languages	Insurers	Status
Kraamzorg Rose	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Multiples (twins/triplets) +11	Dutch, English +1	All insurers	Confirmed
Kraamzorg BabyBloesem	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Caesarean section +2	Dutch	All insurers	Confirmed
Kraamzorg-Marieke	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Caesarean section +1	Dutch, English	All insurers	Confirmed
Kraamzorg Babyshine	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Multiples (twins/triplets) +5	Dutch	All insurers	Confirmed
Your Miracle Kraamzorg	Independent provider	Breastfeeding, Caesarean section +1	Dutch, English	All insurers	Confirmed

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