A 'jhapa' is typically an experienced caregiver specializing in the first few months of a newborn's life, handling traditional practices, bathing, and postpartum recovery support for the mother. In contrast, a regular nanny is often hired for long-term child-rearing. Because jhapa roles can involve varying levels of knowledge and traditional practices, it is vital to go by trusted references rather than blindly trusting marketing. If you experience poor hygiene, unwanted medical advice, or personal shaming, do not hesitate to look for alternative childcare arrangements.