Find Doula Jobs in Alberta

First baby, looking for a post partum doula for my girlfriend to help since im working night shift and am unable to provide the help that I should be. 3-4 days a week

Second baby, looking for someone who can support me through the process as I will have 2 under 2

5th child, looking for postpartum doula care for 3 mornings per week for 4-6 weeks to help with nourishing meals, care, and house upkeep.

Help with taking care of baby while dealing with PPD.

I’m alone no family or anyone to be by my side. Royal Alex hospital. $1500. Normal delivery.

I’m not sure what I need because I’ve never used the service, I would like support during the birth. Just found out I’m pregnant so I’m just trying to plan in advance.

Japanese -shellfish, wheat, and pork allergies -need assistance with laundry, cooking meals, childcare of younger children (ages 3,6) -$1500

I am hoping to give birth at a hospital or birthing center. Budget is unknown... I'm not sure what the range it. No birth plan yet.

I’ve had inconsistent docs and my OB is incredibly hands off. This is our first baby and my husband and I are very type A. We have no family in town and we’d like someone to check in on the baby and I in the days after the birth. I’m a little older than typical mothers and I’ve lost two babies before this. Needless to say I’d be less anxious with someone to just guide me a little. I don’t mind not having anyone in the hospital but for sure the days after baby comes home with feeding questions. Lactation questions and general questions or just to check on mom’s health. I have a birth plan in place at the royal Alex. I don’t care too much about experience but definitely someone that won’t have me questioning their input and help and suggestions

hospital birth, unsure if medicated or non, looking for birth support and education as well as postpartum support.

Plan to give birth in a hospital with hopes for a vbac , hopefully without epidural and only gas. No episiotomy. Budget is around 3k Certification english speaking

I’m having twins, so supposedly I need to be at the hospital but I wanted to go to a birth centre I don’t have an specific budget If my pregnancy remains uncomplicated, I would like to wait for spontaneous labor whenever it is considered safe. If induction is recommended, I would appreciate discussing the medical reasons, the benefits and risks, and any reasonable alternatives before making a decision. I want a non medicated vaginal birth, if there is none complications

Hello, I am currently pregnant with my fourth child. I am planning a vba3c. I haven’t ever employed the help of a doula but I would really love to experience that for this birth, especially considering the circumstances. I believe my previous births would have had a different outcome if I had had a doula in my corner. Please let me know if you have availability and would Be open to providing doula services at my birth. Thank you!

I plan to have a hospital birth. I would to stay under $2000. I would like someone to help support us mentally and emotionally

Most likely giving birth in a hospital. Estimated budget between 1000-3000$ no specific birth plan, I am planning to do everything naturally. No specific requirements needed other than certification. Light housework and education on feeding and newborn care.

looking for someone to support me informationally during pregnancy and support me through birth. i plan to labour at home as long as possible and then naturally birth in hospital, ideally with a tub arable for water labouring.

I want a hospital birth! My budge is not to high No years required just very good at their job This is my first baby

-I’m giving birth at Grey Nuns Hospital -I would like a natural birth in a tub (submerged in water) -This is my first pregnancy and it was unplanned -My budget is 800 but would be more comfortable paying less

Hospital birth - foothills medical centre Doula budget is $1000-$1500 Birth plan is still TBC but hoping for a vaginal birth, no induction or pitocin if possible, no episiotomy, open to epidural to manage pain, stress and exhaustion.

I am planning a water birth at home! I have the support I need for everything except the actual birth! I need somebody who knows what they’re doing as I am a first time mom and want to avoid the hospital unless absolutely necessary. If the hospital becomes necessary, I would like you to join me there until birthing is completed to advocate that I want an extremely hands-off birth, if at a hospital. As I said, I just need somebody who knows how to help me through giving birth for the first time in my home.