The "Baby's Home" project ensures that pregnant women are close to the perinatal center every day. Mothers and their babies are in intensive care or undergoing treatment at medical facilities. Families, too, need follow-up examinations or surgeries.
For example, a family—the parents—have been bringing their one-year-old daughter for three months due to a medical emergency. The girl has hearing difficulties. Eventually, a family will fly in with their three-month-old daughter. The girl needs additional measures after undergoing stomach surgery. During such difficult times, families want their temporary apartments to feel at home and allow them to rest after a hard day.
To achieve this, it's essential to maintain cleanliness and order. This is important for both the health of the mother and baby, as well as for adequate rest and recovery. The physical strain of cleaning is too high a risk for women in the last trimester of pregnancy or immediately after childbirth, and excess dust can trigger acute allergic reactions, especially given their weakened immune system. We will help the whole family live in comfort and cleanliness.
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