Professional exchanges from Japan took place at maternal and infant care sites in Taipei.

We are honored to welcome the overseas study group from Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts to ELGAR Postpartum Care Center for a "Postpartum Care Facility Inspection and Study". Through on-site visits and exchanges, they gained an in-depth understanding of the service models of postpartum care centers in Taiwan in terms of maternal and infant care, postpartum recovery, nutrition management and family support.

In addition to visiting the care environment at Ai'er Home, this training program also included exchanges on the practical operation of postpartum care in Taiwan, including:

👶 Nursing service observation

Learn about the daily care routine for postpartum mothers and newborns, and how the nursing team provides professional and meticulous care.

🌿 Postpartum recovery care

Learn about the mother's rest and postpartum care during her stay, so that she can recover well in a safe environment.

🍽️ Nutrition Management Exchange

Learn how comprehensive meal management can help mothers supplement their postpartum nutrition needs, from postpartum diet to nutritional care.

💗 Psychological support and family care

In addition to taking care of the mother and baby, we also value the support and companionship of new parents in the parenting process.

🌏 International Academic Exchange

Through cross-border visits and experience sharing, maternal and infant care concepts from different countries can be exchanged and learned from each other, broadening international perspectives.

Since its inception, Ai-er-jia has always prioritized professional care, maternal and infant safety, and family support. We are delighted to be a hub for international exchange, sharing Taiwan's practical experience in postpartum care with teachers and students from Japan.

A visit is more than just seeing a postpartum care center.

It was also a cross-border exchange of maternal and infant care experiences.

Creating connections. Expanding perspectives. Empowering the future.

We look forward to more opportunities for international exchange in the future, so that Taiwan can continue to connect, learn and grow with the world in the field of maternal and infant care.