Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Leduc, AB

I would like a postpartum doula who helps me recover and helps in taking care of the baby. I will be giving birth in El Camino Mountain View Hospital. I am trying for natural vaginal delivery but might need a c-section as the baby is slightly on the bigger size

I’m reaching out because we’re expecting our baby soon and are starting to look for postpartum doula support in Santa Clara. We’re hoping to find someone who can help with newborn care guidance, feeding support, recovery support for mom, and general day-to-day help during the first few weeks. Could you share your availability for January/February, your pricing or package options, and what your typical postpartum care includes? We’d love to set up a quick consultation call as well. Thank you so much — excited to connect!

Doula that speaks Portuguese (Brazilian) Experience with premature baby (34 weeks)

Both birth and postpartum doula support, night support and entire guidance for first time parents.

Hi, My husband and I are expecting our first baby boy in late March at El Camino Health (Mountain View). We are looking for postpartum support that focuses primarily on newborn care education and maternal recovery. Our Primary Needs: Newborn Education: We want hands-on teaching for both of us on baby care, including soothing techniques, safe sleep practices, swaddling, and developmental exercises for the baby. Feeding Support: Guidance on breastfeeding/bottle-feeding and establishing a healthy feeding routine. Maternal Care: Support for my recovery (whether from a vaginal birth or a C-section) and monitoring for postpartum wellness. Calming & Routines: Helping us understand baby cues and how to calm a fussy newborn effectively. We have a $1,000 benefit through Walmart’s Premier PPO and would like to know if you have availability starting in late March/early April. Do you have experience with the Walmart/Included Health reimbursement process? Looking forward to hearing from you!

Need post partum doula for new born care. Prefer someone who has breastfeeding support experience and lactation certified if possible

I am looking for the following support at 94025. Japanese-speaking would be preferred. - Day and night time support of baby - Meal prep - House chore support - Postpartum recovery support - Breast/bottle feeding

I am planning to give birth at a Hospital, Regional Medical Center (San Jose, CA) and would like postpartum support overnight from recovery of C-section.

We have a two month old healthy baby girl we are seeking night care for in our home. Sunday - Thursday from 10pm - 6am. We are two working professionals looking for safe, reliable assistance with overnight care for our baby.

Hospital Checking for insurance coverage Natural birth plan

I am seeking a postpartum daytime Doula for (approximately) 6-8 hrs a day for the first 12 weeks after birth in July 2026. We are having our first child. I would like someone with a little flexibility who would be available if our child is born early. I am flexible on the budget. I live in Menlo Park.

I need a night doula who can take full ownership of the baby’s needs during night when I am not the first responder. I need someone to autonomously handle the feeding, the diaper changes, and the soothing.

We are currently pregnant with triplets, looking to find some options for supportive care within our means. Hoping to find someone in network with United Health Care.

Guiding myself and my support partner through labor, breathing, advocating for me, helping my partner support me, postpartum care, breast feeding. Open to other things too as this is our first child. Plan to give birth at Kaiser San Jose. I want to use my insurance if possible. I want my partner to cut the cord when white. I want to wait as long as I can for epidural, baby should not leave the room, we want the golden hour etc

1. Bryan East Hospital, Lincoln 2. TBD 3. TOLAC to VBAC

ISO postpartum doula to help out with an infant for 3-4 hours per day (afternoon) for ~4-6 weeks for a mom who's back to work. Certified postpartum doula, CPA-certified. Help with house chores: dishes, baby's laundry, light cleaning (i.e. vacuum & dust baby's play area, etc.). $2,000 budget

we will give birth in hospital. first time parents. need education and support especially during the night.

1. I haven’t gotten a referral yet but I think I’ll go with El Camino in Mountain View 2. I’m looking for a doula that accepts tricare. I’m also open to paying out of pocket but tricare would be my first pick. 3. This is my second child and the labor with my first was under 4 hours. Birth plan this time would be to labor without an epidural. All other parts of my birth plan I’m open to suggestions. I’d like to labor at home if possible.

postpartum care, nighttime care, establish routine with baby looking for a Doula that accepts Cigna insurance

1. Certifaction 2. Age 36, Feeding, supplemental feeding, care for the new born, help manage pumping schedules 3. None 4. No Idea