Find Doula Jobs in Caledon East, ON

Overnight Doula/Night Nanny Needed – Mississauga (L5M) We are looking for a caring, experienced, and reliable doula/night nanny to care for our 7-week-old baby girl overnight, from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. We currently have a wonderful doula who has been with us every night since our baby’s first week. She is amazing and we are very happy with her care, but she asked to take 2–3 nights off each week to rest. We are therefore looking for someone to cover those nights. Responsibilities: - Caring for our baby throughout the night - Feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, and settling - Taking care of anything related to the baby (like loading the bottle washer and folding baby's laundry etc). Location: Mississauga, ON – L5M Hours: 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM Pay: $100 per night We are looking for someone who is experienced with newborns, gentle, trustworthy, and comfortable with overnight care. If you are interested, please message me with a little information about yourself, your experience with newborns, and your availability. Thank you!

Third baby, looking to give birth at Credit Valley Hospital. I had a miscarriage before this pregnancy and my first birth was a C-section and the second pregnancy was a VBAC. Looking for support and guidance through this time.

Hi, I am looking for a Postpartum doula to take of me and baby after birth.

Sibling Doula for mother labor day. Birthplace is Credit Valley Hospital, Mississauga.

Hi, I am looking for a Doula to support me during delivery and maybe one postpartum visit after.

This is my first baby. I just need someone beside me to support me and keep me calm. From beginning to end. Im giving birth st Humber river hospital in Toronto. Budget $500 max

Looking for Doula for 5 days a week for the first month

First baby, staying alone, one week night support. Light household matters.

Second baby trying for a TOLAC . Looking for a person of colour specifically.

Hi first baby planning a hospital birth hoping for a natural birth looking for someone to help as I don't know anything at all and also someone to maybe do one session before in hospital and after. Possibly giving birth in Mississauga the care is mostly for me and overseeing baby

Plan to give birth at home,naturally. Budget around $2,000

Postpartum doula or night nurse that offers overnight services (feeding, changing, taking care of the baby overnight, washing bottles or pump parts) Must be either a naturopath or social works (one 1 required) Approximate budget is $25-30/hr

I am a plus sized pregnant woman in her 8th week. I am already experiencing some barriers in this regard, I am exploring the option of getting support from a doula so that I can hopefully have a considered second opinion and some support navigating childbirth as a fat person in a fatphobic world where medical supports were not made to be inclusive of my needs or experience

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Hi! I’m due on Nov 28 2026 and looking for a doula to support me during postpartum starting December 10th for 2 months. I would really appreciate having someone calm, supportive, and reassuring by my side throughout this journey. Could you please share details about your services, availability, packages, and pricing? I’d also love to know what kind of emotional and practical support you provide during labour and after birth. Thank you!

Hi I am looking for birth doula practitioner. I have Manulife coverage and have budget under Social Worker category. I saw you have the title, and would like to know if it will qualify so I can be reimbursed. Thanks!

It's my first baby, planning a midwife clinic birth in Toronto. Hoping for an unmedical birth. I would like someone who can support me in labor and the first night after I give birth due I just move to Canada a few months ago and my mom got denied her visa. Im happy to have a doula practitioner, my budget is limited $1200

Hospital birth Natural birth High risk - age Looking for help once baby is born. As a first time mother, I would feel more comfortable with a professional care giver close by

Looking for help in the days after our baby’s birth. Confirming that the doula/support worker needs to be registered as a social worker as that’s what our coverage is for. Likely around 4-6 hours a day for 3-4 weeks is great.

Hi, I am looking for 3-4 hours of help at home postpartum.