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SAFETY

What matters most at night.

None of this is left to the caregiver's discretion. These are fixed procedures.

  • Baby always sleeps on their back
  • Sleep checks, every time baby sleeps
  • If baby's condition changes, the caregiver does not decide alone. We always tell the family

01 While baby sleeps

02 Sleep checks and records

Every 5 minutes we check that baby is on their back, and look at their colour and breathing, and write it down — 108 times a night. The national guideline is every 5–15 minutes; we use the shortest interval.

We do not watch from another room by baby monitor. The guideline asks the caregiver to check breathing, position and sleep directly, which a monitor cannot do.

03 The caregiver stays awake

For all nine hours. Between feeds, the caregiver writes the record, prepares the next feed and washes bottles, staying close to baby.

04 If baby's condition changes

Seizure, unusual breathing, not fully conscious, chokingWe call 119 (ambulance) at once, tell the family and contact our company
Heavy vomiting, injuryWe tell the family at once and contact our company
Fever, unusual crying, not drinking milkWe tell the family
An older sibling is unwellWe tell the family

If the family is asleep, we wake you to tell you. We never decide to "wait and see": whether to see a doctor is for the parents and medical professionals to decide.

Each caregiver always carries a card with the criteria and contact numbers.

05 Who comes

06 Registration and insurance

Full registration details are on our Company information page (in Japanese).

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