Find Doula Jobs in Langford, BC

Hi there, I am enquiring about my options, seeing what is available to make my first birth smooth. I plan to give birth at the hospital, looking into a c-section delivery. Live in a condo at [personal details hidden] with my partner.

Night time help to take care baby and feeding and burping chance to diaper Meanwhile whole night take care

Welcoming our first baby, hoping to do an unmedicated at home water birth, and want to find someone to support my husband and I. My parents may be present in the household with some friends and other family on call for support. Budget around $2000.

This will be my second birth. My first one was [personal details hidden]. I would like to try for a VBAC this time and would like support with that. Victoria general hospital. I don’t know what a doula costs so unsure on budget

Hi there! I'm looking for support through the birthing process at OMC, wanting to stick to natural labor as possible. Looking for someone who takes Molina Medicaid too. Thanks!

First baby, planning on a hospital birth and if I do not go into labor naturally I will have an induction or c section scheduled at 39 weeks. Husband is deployed and may not make it back for the birth. Looking for an advocate during labor and post partum care.

An experienced individual (5+ years) willing to entertain three small children, start and fold laundry, prep breakfast and lunch, clean/tidy around the house as needed (vacuum, wipe counters, clean bathrooms/toilets, etc.), and hold the baby so I can rest.

Doulas= My first baby, birth center in Coupeville, WA, [personal details hidden] with tricare insurance, my husband works in a different state, in person doulas only lactation consultants= [personal details hidden] and was told that can affect breastfeeding, first time mom, plan on breastfeeding but mostly pumping, in person only

This is my first pregnancy and I’m still in the very early stages, so I’m looking for someone who is highly knowledgeable, experienced, and well-educated who can help guide me through the process. I don’t have a birth plan yet and haven’t decided where I would like to give birth. I’d love someone who can educate me on my options, answer my questions, help me understand what to expect, and support me in making informed decisions as my pregnancy progresses. It’s also really important to me that I find someone I feel genuinely comfortable with and can trust—someone warm, supportive, and easy to talk to. I’m open to discussing budget based on experience and the services offered.

I plan to give birth at NRGH and my family doctor is an OBGYN so he will be my provider throught my pregnancy. I hope to give birth vaginally with some kind of medical pain management however its important to me that I be able to move around and Id rather not give birth on my back. Im looking into doula support because I would like to have help advocating for myself and some guidance through the birth process. [personal details hidden] and [personal details hidden]. I dont exactly know what budget I should have Im just trying to get a read on prices? I dont have a whole lot of expendable income and would be absolutely willing to have a new/student doula. My sibling is a new doula and Ive seen how hard it was for them to get the first couple families so I have a soft spot for those starting out!

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