Night Nannies & Night Nurses Near Me in Falkland, BC

My name is Bella! I use they/them pronouns and I’m in my early 20s. I’m Two-Spirit and I’m a member of Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek/Rocky Bay FN. I’ve been a Kamloopsian for 2 years, and I live with my fiancee and our beautiful kitty Daisy. My background is in childcare. I loved working with kids, but loved working with families one-on-one even more, and eventually moved on to child development and frontline cultural support. It was there that I started working with newborns and pregnant people. Seeing the need for perinatal support in our community encourages me to do this work and support families.

Hi! I’m an 18-year-old nanny with over 10 years of childcare experience. I’ve cared for children of many different ages and have especially enjoyed working with babies and newborns. I’m currently working part-time as a nanny and am looking for a second family to work with. I would absolutely love the opportunity to work with a newborn, as I have lots of experience caring for little ones and genuinely love the patience, attentiveness, and care that comes with those early months. I’m a responsible, reliable, caring, and patient person who takes the trust that comes with caring for someone’s children very seriously. I’m attentive to each child’s individual needs and love creating a safe, comfortable, and fun environment where they can learn, play, and feel supported. I’m also CPR and First Aid certified for all ages. I’m dependable, organized, and easy to communicate with, and I always strive to make life a little easier for the families I work with. I would love to find a family where I can build a trusting, long-term relationship and become someone they feel completely comfortable relying on. My rate is around $20/hour, depending on the number of children and responsibilities.

Providing exceptional care for birthers and their families as they journey from fertility, through pregnancy, birth, and into the 4th trimester. My goal is to return to the feeling of empowerment and mental wellness to the journey to expanding a family with mental health at the forefront of my work. I am a clinically trained counsellor by trade with several years working with mental health, addiction and trauma; I aim to bring this training and knowledge to support my clients in understanding their mental health and processing any birth trauma they may have endured.

Hey everyone, my name is Cheryl and I am a certify birth and postpartum doula, located near Oliver, BC. Coming from a small dairy farm from New Zealand, I have been around birth most my life. I bring calm, space and tools to help be there for you, while you have your birthing experience, which ever you may choose. I am non judgemental and will support all births and scenarios. Get in touch with me and let's have a chat to see if we are a good match.

Hi, I’m Laine (she/her)! I am a full-spectrum doula, plant lover, and mom of two incredible little humans. My own journey - welcoming my first child in 2018, experiencing pregnancy loss, and later giving birth to my second in 2023 - deeply shaped my path and passion for birth work. Both of my births were supported by wonderful doulas, and their steady presence inspired me to offer the same kind of care to others. As your doula, I provide continuous emotional, physical, and informational support to help you feel nurtured, empowered, prepared, and cared for - no matter how or where you choose to give birth. I love working with new parents and growing families, and I hold space for the wide range of emotions and transformations that come with pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. My approach blends compassionate emotional and physical support with practical tools like childbirth education and baby wearing guidance. I’m also passionate about birth photography and love capturing the beauty and power of labour, birth, and those magical first moments together. Through my practice, I offer in-person Labour & Birth Doula support, Childbirth Education, Birth Photography, and Birth Equipment Rentals for families in Nelson, BC and across the West Kootenays. I also support families from afar with Virtual Prenatal & Childbirth Education, 1:1 Virtual Birth Planning, and options that make doula care more accessible when local support just isn’t available, or financially do-able. When I’m not supporting families, you can usually find me tending to my plants, playing up at Whitewater, or keeping up with life alongside my two kiddos. Certifications and Trainings: Maternal Support Practitioner – Full Spectrum Doula Training (Bebo Mia) Essence of Birth Photography (Birth Becomes You) Childbirth Educator Training (Bebo Mia) Advanced VBAC Doula Certification (The VBAC Link) First Aid & CPR-C/AED (The Lifesaving Society) IPAC Training (Provincial Infection Control Network) I’m also an approved provider under BC’s Doulas for Aboriginal Families Grant Program, meaning my services may be eligible at low-cost or no-cost. The Doulas for Aboriginal Families Grant Program (DAFGP) is offered by the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres, Provincial Health Services Authority, and the BC Ministry of Health. The goal of the program is to increase healthy birth outcomes for Indigenous families by removing the cost barrier to accessing doula services.

At The Valley Doulas, we are a collective of experienced fertility, birth, + postpartum doulas and childbirth educators committed to supporting families in every aspect of their perinatal journey. Our approach is rooted in nurturing, integrity, and continuous care, providing both emotional and physical support for growing families that fosters confidence and connection. We believe in guiding families through the beautiful and transformative stages of birth and postpartum, supporting them in honing in on their intuition to make informed decisions. Our doulas work closely with families in Chilliwack and surrounding areas, mothering the mother— and folks who do not identify as mothers— while creating a safe space for healing and growth. Whether you are navigating pregnancy, birth, or the postpartum period, we are here to support your family’s unique path with honesty, compassion, and respect.

Hi, I’m Laurie I’m so excited to be providing birth and postpartum care. I believe that good support early on means better outcomes for everyone in the family. Birth is a sacred, transformative time in your life—one that deserves to be protected, supported, and celebrated. As a mother to four kids (now aged 12 to 22!), I know firsthand how deeply impactful the transition into parenthood is, and how much the right support matters. I completed my professional training through the Douglas College Doula Training Program in June 2026 and am certified to support all types of birth, postpartum journeys, and pregnancy loss. My goal is to provide a calm, steady, trauma informed and completely non-judgmental presence for your entire family as you navigate these major life changes. Before answering this calling, I spent years caring for people in different ways. I worked as a hairstylist from home while my children were small, and later ran a cozy home bakery for eight years. Today, I weave all of those unique caregiving skills into my doula work—whether that means braiding your hair during labor, baking a nourishing treat for your kitchen counter, or simply holding space so you feel taken care of. When I’m not supporting growing families, you can find me walking the local trails, tending to the plants in my yard, getting lost in a good book, or enjoying time with my family. And yes, if you caught the nod in my business name—I am a massive, long-time fan of ‘Call the Midwife’.