Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Clinton, BC

We are looking for a birth doula to accompany us with our second baby. 1st baby came into this world at home with no medical interventions and was not a water birth. Birth plan would look the same now, although we are also open to water birth. Budget under 1000 CAD. We arrive back in Canada the 1st of April so are looking to work with someone more for the last few months of pregnancy and at the time of birth specifically. Thank you 🙏

I live in Hope, Chilliwack Hospital, N/A, hoping for natural birth

I would like to give birth in hospital. My budget is about $500 I've had emergency c-section 2 years ago and planning to give birth naturally and in water if possible.

Chilliwack maternity hospital. Normal delivery with epidural Not decided yet

Planning on giving birth at RCH. First time mom Birth plan will be more discussed in January

We have an OB for our firstborn. We will be delivering in the Burnaby hospital. The budget is around 1k but is flexible depending on the match. We plan to give birth naturally and with the earliest chance injection of epidural as possible.

Hi! I am in Coquitlam, 32 weeks pregnant and looking for a birth doula. I plan to give birth at Burnaby or RCH hospital. Estimated budget is $1,500 I don't have a birth plan

1. Hospital - New West Royal Columbian 2. Standard pricing 3. Unmedicated if easy / epidural if not easy. Prefer as least as possible medical interventions and checks before and during labor by the hospital doctors. As natural as possible. If not possible, of course open to it just not as the first option. I am looking for help with birth positions, back massage, provide tens machine, peanut ball, and guidance to me and my husband. Guiding us through the process to enjoy it as much as possible. It is our first baby. Preferably medically educated, experienced and non-religious doula. Someone kind, warm, and caring would be great.

1. Royal Columbian Hospital 2. $1500-$2000 3. I have placenta previa which may resolve. If not, I may have a scheduled c-section. If not, I do plan on vaginal birth with medication assistance (i.e. epidural for pain). Seeking support post-partum as well.

I need support during the labour. I'm planning to give birth in Maple Ridge (Ridge Meadows hospital)

We are looking for a german speeking doula to help us to get through birth in hospital.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital I’m not sure what our budget is. And I don’t know what my birth plan should be.

1. Home birth 2. $2000 3. This will be my first birth, so as of now, I don't have a birth plan.

Im looking to give birth at RCH. Im looking for a midwife first and foremost but if not available, a doula for prenatal care and birth support.

1. Lions Gate Hospital 2. Under $1000 3. Do early labor at home before going to the hospital. Planning to get an epidural later in the process once at the hospital.

Hospital birth with family doctor in maternity Clinic. Wanted a midwife but none available. I want a low intervention birth. No epidural. I'm curious about hypo birthing and meditative practices during labour. Budget is a few thousand

Hello, I’m looking for a doula or midwife to help me Prepare for a natural birth. I need help in understanding my rights for birth and someone who can help encourage me at that moment and advocate for me. Currently I am 26 weeks Pregnant . Also it’s just me and my husband in this country, we don’t have any support here , so a warm and kind person to support us would be really helpful. Since it’s my first pregnancy and in a new country I am currently clueless, along with this, I don’t have any family support. So truly some emotional support along with birth prep is what I need. Also we live in burquitlam, but my husband and I are willing to travel if need be. Budget is no problem. We would like a home birth/ water birth but open to a hospital one. Wherever the midwife or doula can support - namely rch, Surrey memorial, Burnaby, Vancouver women’s hospital.

we plan to give birth at richmond hospital, and would like to get help with basic needs of the child and care guide for the mom

Hello! I recently had a quite traumatic C-section and recovery experience. I found I am pregnant 3 months after giving birth, my doctor informed me with the right support I will be able to have a successful V-bac. This would make my pregnancies almost 12 months apart. I am so determined to have a successful V-bac and would love help, experience, and guidance throughout this journey to make it the most successful. My C-section was not warranted, I was not told my baby was sunny side up until I was pushing, then I was pushed into a csection . Knowing what I know now, I wouldn’t of had one.

Hospital $1500-2500 VBAC, natural birth - focus on birth and partner support