Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Brookfield, WI

I’d like to do an all natural birth at home. No meds.

1. Hospital birth 2. $1000 3. Would like it to be as easy and simple and natural as possible. Only spouse and sister there.

I am looking for someone who can both encourage, explain, and defend my husband and I through birth. I am hoping to have an unmediated birth and would like the most out of this empowering experience. We are Christian so someone who understands this and the power of the lord would be a plus but not necessary! We live near morningside Alberta, but will probably deliver in red deer, open to Ponoka. We don’t have an exact budget, but would rather not go above $900

I am needing a doula or a midwife. I have my first apt with a OBYGN but I believe I would like to go natural *no epidural* for the first time. I have had 4 pregnancies and births prior to this one all with epidural and vaginally. For my last final baby i would like to try and experience more of the natural birth as far as I can go before I ask for the epidural or for the whole birth. I am wanting to give birth at home or birth center but always open to the hospital. I have coverage by Alberta works. I am a 24 year old mama and my partner is 25 almost 26 years old. This will be my first time giving birth here in red deer. All my other babies have been born in Calgary.

I am a Nigerian looking to give birth in red deer canada, I need a doula that can work this process with me, I will be paying out of pocket and I have no idea of what the budget should be like, I would like a home/birthing center birth of my medical records allow it. I am looking forward to have an unmedicated birth.

Looking to have someone in my corner while giving birth. Someone who knows my birth plan. This is baby number 3 for me and there is so much I’ve learned and want to do differently. I thought giving birth at home would be great but that seems to be a bit harder than I first thought out to be. But having someone who knows in the hospital with me would be fantastic. I don’t exactly have a budget. This will be my first time being with one. Birth plan has always been get the baby out safe. I definitely don’t want any of the extra stuff they try to do or “try to help” you with getting the baby out. I want delayed cord clamping as far as it can go and I know most consider it to be 1-5 minutes which doesn’t seem long enough to me. I know hospitals have protocols about doing certain things and I want someone who’s listening while I am labouring because that in itself is hard enough.

hospital. unsure i want to have an un medicated birth. and am about holistic health

1. I’d love to have a home birth if it’s possible. This is my first ever birth and I want it to be in a very comfortable setting. 2. I haven’t thought about budget and don’t really know what this sort of thing costs. 3. I don’t have one yet

I’m not sure where I would like to have birth. I don’t know anyone who’s had a home birth and I never really knew that was ever an option. I’m flexible in my budget. This is my first child so I don’t know what to include in my birth plan. I don’t even have an OB yet and I’m 16 weeks.

We'd ideally give birth in home as natural as possible. We'd also like exercises and other advice during the pregnancy. Encapsulation of the placenta would be great!

Hello! This is my first pregnancy and I’ll admit I’m pretty scared! I have very bad PTSD from multiple sexual assaults so I’m very nervous about what will happen to me. I will be giving birth in Edmonton, I don’t have a birth plan yet, I don’t know where to begin.

Home birth I think, not sure yet, Birth plan due what I can to deliver naturally, baby's cord does not get cut till it's white and has no plus left. No vacations on baby after delivery.

I have had a previous emergency c-section on August,22/2025 and I’m now pregnant with a due date of September,26/2026 and I really hope to try for a v-bac I just want to speak to someone or gain knowledge or have someone to advocate for me 1) plan to give birth at lois hole

Plan to give birth in a hospital, budget? I would like to have a vaginal birth not opposed to epidural. Also for post partum support as I am feeling anxious about this entire process.

Educate me in having birth and what I should be doing before and after birth / postpartum.

Someone their for my birth incase my boyfriend is not there he works oil field or if he is a doula who can stay with my older children in case they are with me and not at their bio dads (blended family first baby together with my boyfriend) will be giving birth at rinita birth center in st albert This is my 4th birth plan being drug free natural again Will be breastfeeding Budget around 1000

Sturgeon Community Hospital (St. Albert) 2,000$ It’s my first baby, I’m hoping to have a natural birth, but still nervous and want to be in a hospital. I’m nervous my voice won’t be heard, I want support that the doctors and nurses are actually listening to us. I feel like any couching and support would be helpful, especially since I’m not sure what to expect. I’m drawn to water, I’m not sure if I can have a water birth there, but water seems soothing, even to be in the shower. I’m hoping for a natural birth as possible, giving time before clamping the cord, skin to skin etc.

We will be first time parents and would like guidance throughout the pregnancy, childbirth and aftercare.

Home birth desired but hospital is only option in Cranbrook

I want to birth in a birthing suite in the hospital $1,000