I gave birth to my first child in December 2021. I found out I was pregnant in May and started regular visits with Dr. Lavi around October. Since returning to Japan was difficult due to the pandemic, I decided to give birth in Malaysia. Initially, I was anxious, but I was extremely satisfied with the warm hospitality, which was different from the atmosphere of Japanese hospitals, feeling very at home and supported. My wife speaks very little English, and my husband is not fluent either, but we were supported by two Japanese interpreters. They accompanied us during our visits and checked on us daily in our hospital room after the birth, allowing us to quickly resolve any concerns or uncertainties. Dr. Lavi seems to be an authority on ultrasound examinations; compared to ultrasounds at other hospitals, it was faster, clearer, and indeed impressive. They also provided attentive support for any questions or anxieties, patiently addressing everything, which put me at ease. When we mentioned our limited English proficiency to the local staff, they kindly spoke slowly and focused on single words. The support during hospitalization was also flexible, respecting our individual parenting approaches for each family, such as breastfeeding support (as Malaysia's culture leans towards formula feeding) and flexibility in the length of stay (as Malaysian hospitals often discharge patients after 2-3 days). While I don't know about childbirth in Japan or other hospitals, I believe those who are first-time mothers and completely new to this will feel reassured by the comprehensive support. I am very satisfied with giving birth at Gleneagles.