Find Doula Jobs in Coquitlam, BC

Looking for night time care for my new born. Soley night care, no other tasks. What does pricing look like?

Hi Nathalie, Our little girl has been having some issues at the breast since the day she was born on July 21st. She either is a) too comfortable that she falls asleep or b) too irritated that she won’t take. The great thing is her mom is producing a great amount of colostrum and her milk has started coming in. We just came home from the hospital for the first time on July 24th evening and had a rough night with our daughter crying and unwilling to feed. At the hospital, she did lose 12% of her body weight which caused us to stay an extra night and monitor her feeding. We had to top up her feeds with formula as well as pumped colostrum/milk but my wife would love to exclusively breastfeed and bottle feed later with beast milk. Our doula Nikki at Brood recommended we reach out to you to see if you could assist us in helping our little girl get more comfortable at the breast. Thank you, Rishi

I will be giving birth in surrey bc. Budget is $10,000. I will be having. C section therefore I need the support. I don’t have much family to help.

I wish to hire a certified birth doula for my first birth. I am due on October 31, 2026, and I will be delivering at BC Women's Hospital. I am working with Strathcona Midwifery Collective for my prenatal care. I am planning on a low-intervention vaginal birth, if possible. I am particularly interested in birth prep and support throughout the birth process. I interested in exploring the tub birth options at the hospital. I am also interested in assistance/coaching with breastfeeding and learning more about lactation consulting, in case I need these services once my baby is born. Thanks!

- I'm 9 weeks pregnant. The first bloodwork was done, and I have an initial ultrasound appointment scheduled for July 3rd, 2026. - I don't have any special medical conditions. - I have an MSP. - It's my first pregnancy. - No miscarriages. - I don't know where I'm planning to give birth. - There is no birth plan yet. That's why I need a specialist to help me on this journey.

Langley memorial hospital I don’t have a birth plan, I just want a healthy baby.

Lord willing, I will give birth to our third-born this October in Langley, BC, canada. I plan to give birth at my parents little cottage at the back of their property. Our estimated budget is up to $3,000 cad, which would provide prenatal care from around 26 weeks until I birth the baby, and then up until six weeks after. Id love two home visits after the birth, and would expect one visit for sure! Our birth plan is essentially to water birth the baby at home, potentially outdoors in the rain!!! (Weather permitting). Id love to have our two older babies present at the birth. They’re currently 2years2 months and 8 months old! Id like mainly hands off monitoring /observing and to mostly be left alone (I think) and to be in the zone and be able to focus! The X Family Birth Plan “Yet, with the respect to the promise of God, he did not waver in unbelief but grew strong in faith, giving glory to God, and being fully assured that what God had promised, He was also able to perform.” Romans 4:20-21 During Labor: encouraging words only please! Pls do not call me “exhausted” or in “pain” •no medication •ability to move freely •natural water rupture •intermittent monitoring •dim lights •water birth •no episiotomy •limited cervical exams, when I say yes •no membrane sweep •food and drink for Sarah •no students please •pitocin only if bleeding out •no IV please •no forceps/vacuum •husband to catch baby After Delivery: •immediate skin-to-skin •delayed cord clamp until after placenta is born •keep placenta •Zebedee and husband to cut cord once it is white •breastfeeding asap •no vitamin k shot, no hep b shot •oral vitamin k please •no eye ointment •no bath for baby •delay exams for bonding •no formula •no visitors please (Copy of previous birth plan above)

1. St. Paul’s Hospital 3. try to have a natural birth

1. Doula - everyday for 6 hours or so 2. Must be able to speak mandarin 3. Help with baby, cooking, cleaning, and baby care education 4. 2 to 4 weeks duration, not sure yet

Feeding newborn and first few days home help.

Richmond hospital Help with labor and postpartum

Hi! Im looking for an overnight nanny asap, starting in August until mid/late October. Im looking for 4-5 overnight shifts per week. My son named Connor was born at full term (39 plus 1) on April 4th. Around mother's day, he started to show signs of respiratory issues and he was admitted to childrens hospital on May 24th. He was diagnosed with laryngomalacia and that affected his breathing and feeding. He underwent through surgery to remove excess tissue in his larynx. He was in PICU from May 24th to June 12th. Then, he was transferred to the ward and was discharged on June 29th. He has made significant improvements and can drink high volumes of milk. I will teach and guide the nanny in feeding, formula prepping, cleaning and sterilizing the bottles. He needs to be fed 2x or 3x overnight. He is 100% formula fed. I would like support from 11pm to 8am. Hours can be discussed as well. Duties - feeding - washing, cleaning and sterilizing bottles - bathing - baby laundry You can text me at 6049996655. I'm urgently looking for an overnight nanny.

I plan to give birth at BC Womens Hospital with a midwife. My budget for a doula is up to $2,000 maximum. I would like to stay home as long as possible before heading to the hospital for delivery. I don't have too many preferences for the provider, but it would be nice if they had experienced labour so they can guide me. I am 30, first time pregnancy, looking for emotional support and someone to be my advocate if needed.

Need a post partum doula to help with the baby once it’s here

I believe in natural childbirth and want zero intervention. I plan to give birth in Richmond hospital. I have given birth twice: 1) a healthy vaginal birth and 2) pre term birth at 19 weeks. This is my third birth, second child. I studied hypnobirthing and want to practice it throughout birth.

Someone certified, background checked. My baby is currently a week old. I need help with feeds and diaper changes overnight

Hospital birth, 1k-1.5k or private insurance. Unsure if I’m going to attempt a VBAC or repeat CC I would love BF support

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.

We are first time parents looking for a post-partum doula to support us in the transition into parenthood to promote positive mental health. Starting with the nitty-gritty, working with someone who is willing to take proactive health precautions is non-negotiable due to mum's and baby's exposure to immunosuppressant medications - doctor's orders! We are looking to use funding via the Doulas for Aboriginal Families Grant Program, but are open to self-funded options if the right fit comes along.