Find Birth Doula Jobs in Fort Saskatchewan, AB

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

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.

I’ve had inconsistent docs and my OB is incredibly hands off. This is our first baby and my husband and I are very type A. We have no family in town and we’d like someone to check in on the baby and I in the days after the birth. I’m a little older than typical mothers and I’ve lost two babies before this. Needless to say I’d be less anxious with someone to just guide me a little. I don’t mind not having anyone in the hospital but for sure the days after baby comes home with feeding questions. Lactation questions and general questions or just to check on mom’s health. I have a birth plan in place at the royal Alex. I don’t care too much about experience but definitely someone that won’t have me questioning their input and help and suggestions

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.

I’m having twins, so supposedly I need to be at the hospital but I wanted to go to a birth centre I don’t have an specific budget If my pregnancy remains uncomplicated, I would like to wait for spontaneous labor whenever it is considered safe. If induction is recommended, I would appreciate discussing the medical reasons, the benefits and risks, and any reasonable alternatives before making a decision. I want a non medicated vaginal birth, if there is none complications

-I’m giving birth at Grey Nuns Hospital -I would like a natural birth in a tub (submerged in water) -This is my first pregnancy and it was unplanned -My budget is 800 but would be more comfortable paying less

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

Most likely giving birth in a hospital. Estimated budget between 1000-3000$ no specific birth plan, I am planning to do everything naturally. No specific requirements needed other than certification. Light housework and education on feeding and newborn care.

I plan to have a hospital birth. I would to stay under $2000. I would like someone to help support us mentally and emotionally

Hospital birth, looking for support as my partner might not be able to attend

Plan to give birth in a hospital with hopes for a vbac , hopefully without epidural and only gas. No episiotomy. Budget is around 3k Certification english speaking

I plan to give birth at Grey Nuns Hospital and looking for a doula for support. My birth plan is to have no epidural and plan to do vaginal. This is my first pregnancy, I am 30 years old and would like to breastfeed.