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Someone who speaks punjabi and can understand the cultural background. Capable of helping with house work, cooking and postpartum care.

Night nurse for twins - born at 32 weeks on June 6th. Would be expected to bottle feed EBM to twins in evenings. Babies are on a 3 hour schedule. Also looking for LC - currently triple feeding my twins but struggling with poor weight gain.

1. Hospital 2. Under a thousand 3. Birth plan: whatever needs to be done to be safe for me and child. I know I would love no epidural but due to my conditions and high case of c-section I would need to. I would love natural delivery again high chance of c-section. I was told by doctor due to my health OB/GYN is more recommended then midwife but stated a doula would be a good consideration.

Night nurse, support with breast feeding, sleep coaching, newborn specialist

Looking for a doula to support with care once I bring the baby home from lactation consulting to night nurse. I will need someone who is covered under insurance (naturopath or otherwise). The due date is still tbc as labor might be induced a few weeks earlier than the due date.

Hello! I am a first-time mom expecting my baby in early September and am looking for a compassionate, experienced postpartum doula to support my family during the first 4–6 weeks after birth. I would prefer someone with at least 3–5 years of postpartum experience, current CPR/First Aid certification, and ideally lactation support (IBCLC or equivalent experience). Experience caring for mothers recovering from a cesarean birth or higher-risk pregnancies is a plus. As our family has just relocated to Toronto, we have a very small space for now, having a dependable and proactive doula who can provide guidance, reassurance, and practical education during our transition to parenthood is especially important to us. I am looking for someone who will support both my baby’s care and my recovery. My priorities include newborn care, breastfeeding guidance, diapering, bathing, soothing techniques, overnight support (bringing the baby to me for feeds, changing diapers, settling the baby afterward), light baby-related laundry, bottle and pump sterilization, light meal preparation, and helping me establish a calm, confident routine as a new mother. I have had a pregnancy complicated by multiple uterine fibroids and iron-deficiency anemia (currently improving), so I would appreciate a doula who understands maternal recovery, recognizes warning signs, and encourages rest, hydration, and healing. I am looking for a warm, patient, non-judgmental person who values evidence-based newborn care, respects our parenting preferences, maintains good communication, and is comfortable working collaboratively with healthcare providers if needed. Initially, I am interested in 2 overnight shifts per week and 1–2 daytime visits per week, with flexibility depending on how recovery and the baby’s needs progress. My preferred budget is approximately CAD $2,000 for the initial postpartum period, although I am open to discussing package options for the right person. We are looking for someone who will become a trusted part of our support system during this special transition into parenthood.

I am planning to give a birth at Mount Sinai hospital. Looking for person to help with preparing for delivery and breastfeeding.

I need a support. Someone to walk me through things like what do I need to get? My options for delivery? Essentially an educated friend.

To help with the baby in the early weeks of my C-section

I plan to give birth at Centenary Hospital, hoping for a vaginal birth. I have a history of postpartum depression that led to postpartum psychosis after my previous birth 1.5 years ago.

We are looking for a postpartum doula who can spend a few hours (approx. 4 hours) with us during the baby’s first week. It would be helpful to consult with someone during this time about newborn care, specifically nursing/pumping and anything else we may be struggling with at that time.