Patrice gave her TikTok followers a tour of the facility and all its next-level amenities. After the video went viral, every pregnant woman in America collectively sobbed over Japan’s ahead-of-the-curve practices of postpartum life — focusing on the baby and mom.
Patrice’s journey inside the clinic was all about her own personal healing after giving birth. The Japanese clinic was specifically designed to facilitate that.Nagoya was provided with adorable props for family photos, an in-room hot water heater for tea and coffee, plus in-room breakfast and afternoon tea.
For a five-day stay with all the upgrades, Patrice paid less than $3,000 USD. For perspective, that is less than the hospital bill for when I had my daughter.“I wouldn’t want to leave. Good food, baby nursery, facials,” one wrote, to which Patrice replied, “Same. It felt like ‘mommy camp.’”“I just love how progressive, considerate and healing the Japanese view and approach the birthing and recovery period,” one user pointed out.
“Its the attention to details, and the thoughtfulness of the Nagoya Birth Clinic that has blown me away. For instance, coming back to my room after lunch- and finding this keepsake box for my baby’s umbilical cord. After my C-section, the nurse gave me a bit of my baby’s cord in a cup- she told me to let it dry out, and to keep it safe! Now, I have a beautiful memento to cherish forever,” she wrote.