Find Doula Jobs in Halton Hills, ON

Plan on giving birth at Cortellucci hospital in Vaughan, had a few questions about doula services

Mount Sinai hospital I have an ob looking for a doula who will be there for me before and during birth to help me and my husband and guide us

First baby.in hospital. Give support to me and my partner every step. Budget 1500

Ajuda com o parto, planejo dar a luz no hospital, 500 dólares Preciso de ajuda de uma pessoa que fale português

I am looking for Doula to work with me during the pregnancy, be there for the birth, and assist me mentally postpartum. I plan to give birth at Humber River Hospital. Birth Plan TBD. The care will be solely for me.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital with a midwife. I plan to get the epidural. I would like to do delayed cord clamping as well.

Am giving birth in the hospital but I need someone with me during delivery and during postpartum because am a first time mom … budget between $ 1,000 to $ 2,000

I plan to give birth at the hospital, my budget if not covered by insurance is $1200. I want to do a natural birth, no medication unless necessary, I don’t want to give birth on my back either. Looking for best birthing position for myself

I need someone to provide me with emotional support at the hospital when I give birth.

This is my first brith and I need help preparing. I'm giving birth at Cortellucci hospital because its close to my mom in case of bad weather. We don't have a birth plan and hoping someone could help me with this.

I am looking for Doula to help me because i have two kids and another coming in the way and my husband is working full time with mandatory overtime most of the times, and sometimes 6 days a week. He will not be able to take parental leave until next year and i need a lot of help.

Home birth Faith based (Christian) Birth encouragement/support

hospital budget not important VBAC - avoid another traumatic birth experience have someone there to help me through decision making

Assistance with birth for first time. Someone to help follow my birth plan and keep me in control

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

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

Second baby - hoping for VBAC after emergency c-section at 33 weeks in 2023. Had pre-eclampsia and HELLP syndrome last time but so far all of my tests have come back strong and the MFM has given me about a 95% chance at a healthy pregnancy and VBAC. Not sure what these services normally cost, so not sure what to budget for. Looking for primarily delivery support (I have anxiety and not sure what to expect from a natural birth) and post-birth support. I had a full month of NICU support when I had my son, so not sure how I'll balance my own recovery and rest bringing baby home right away this time, especially with a very dependent toddler at home (he almost exclusively relies on me for everything and I think he will have a difficult time adjusting to dad's help). I'm not sure what I'm missing but if you have any questions please ask!

New mom with no family near. Would need some help with baby on the first few months specially during the night

First baby, in Kitchener Ontario, need postpartum doula for every day support

* Overnight newborn care: diapering, soothing, burping, settling and getting baby back to sleep. * Breastfeeding support: bring baby to me only when a feed is needed, then take over immediately afterward. If you pump/use bottles, nanny handles the feeding when possible. * Maximize uninterrupted sleep: structure nights so i am not waking for every diaper change, burp or settling. * Bottle/pump management: wash and sterilize bottles and pump parts, prepare feeds and safely store breast milk/formula. * Newborn sleep habits: gradually establish appropriate day/night differentiation and good sleep routines—not formal sleep training in the newborn stage. * Basic overnight baby tasks: restock changing supplies and keep the feeding/changing area organized. * Experience and safety: infant CPR/first aid, safe-sleep knowledge, newborn experience and strong references.