Founder of Casa de Mother standing in a sunlit lounge in a tailored ivory blazer
From our founder

Only after birth did I learn what a mother truly needs

The first weeks after giving birth are both tiring and exhausting. I understand that because I went through it myself. And from that journey, I started thinking about a place where the mother can be cared for with what she really needs.

I learn about the models of good postpartum care in the world, and look back at what a mother needs in the early days: a private enough space, dedicated enough care, and qualified enough people to accompany her.

I don't want to create a place with only nice rooms. I want to create a place where every family is heard, every mother is cared for according to her own needs, and every baby is cherished from day one.

And that is the home I look forward to building for mothers, a place where mothers can rest, recover and feel secure in the first days with their children.

Ngoc Hong - Founder of Casa de Mother

A father and mother lying beside their sleeping newborn on white linen in a Casa suite
Our mission

So that no mother goes through the first week after giving birth alone

Some people worry about sleep, some people worry about meals, some people accompany their health and spirit. You are given a space to rest, recover, and be with your baby.

The First Home After Birth

Mother is at the heart of Casa; family is the circle of care around her and her baby

For mother

A woman who has just become a mother needs to sleep, to eat, to recover and to be heard. At Casa, she is the one cared for first.

For baby

The baby is cared for in a safe rhythm, always near the mother and always with an observer and companion in the early days.

For father

The father learns to accompany: from holding, coaxing to caring for the baby in each feeding, to always have a role in the early days.

For family

The family begins a new chapter in privacy and peace, with care and companionship when needed.

What we do

Our work, every single day

Four things we take on ourselves, so that a mother has to carry nothing more.

A night nurse gently settling a swaddled newborn into a bassinet while the mother sleeps nearby
Sleep, protected

The nurse accompanies the mother so that she can have more complete breaks.

An open recovery meal with fish, broth, multigrain rice, greens, fruit and warm tea on a walnut tray
Every meal, a form of care

The menu is prepared in stages of recovery, from light meals to options that suit your needs.

A female doctor taking a new mother's blood pressure in a sunlit postpartum suite
Medicine, always near

The nursing team and accompanying doctors monitor the health of the mother and baby throughout the stay.

A postpartum nurse listening to a new mother over tea in a calm suite lounge
The mind, listened to

At Casa, you have space to talk, be heard, and receive companionship when you need it.

The warm arrival entrance of a single private postpartum residence at golden hour
One house, never a chain

Casa is not built to replicate into a chain. Each suite, care span, and team member is housed in a space separate enough to understand each family, from the first nights to the days when the baby wakes up.

A mother tenderly cradling her swaddled newborn in a quiet suite
Mother and child, together

At Casa, your recovery and your baby's care go hand in hand. Because the first days after birth are not only a baby's journey, but also a journey for mom to learn how to return to herself.

A caregiver gently supporting a new mother's wrist in a calm postpartum suite
In the past and now

Casa appreciates the good values of the month at home: warm meals, slow pace of life, and motherly care. Those things are placed next to professional care knowledge and practice, so that tradition is continued in a way that is suitable for today's life.

Our vision

Kind care after birth should be ordinary

Not a privilege. Casa looks forward to the day when every mother is supported in the first months after giving birth so that care, rest and recovery become a natural part of the motherhood journey.