Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Mississauga, ON

I want someone who will help me through the process of having my baby. Rather it’s a c-section or natural. I want someone who can teach me how to breathe through the process. I hope it’s someone who accepts Medicaid

I just need support emotionally and mentally to get through this process. 1. Northside Hospital

I plan to give birth at South Cobb Wellstar Hospital. I will be using insurance Medicare to cover my delivery, so I am looking for someone who accepts insurance-based clients and works within those guidelines. I am planning a regular vaginal birth in a hospital setting. I would like a supportive and calm environment, with clear communication throughout labor and delivery. My goal is to have a safe and smooth birth experience, and I am open to medical interventions if they become necessary for the health of me or my baby. I would also appreciate support with pain management options and guidance during labor. Overall, I’m looking for a professional who is experienced, compassionate, and supportive throughout the process.

St. Cloud hospital. Unsure on budget and I do not have a birth plan curated.

Hi Jackie! I was wondering if you might be available to offer sibling doula support around my due date? We don’t have any family or friends in the area yet, and our initial plan fell through. I would love for an expert to be there to support my daughter as she becomes a big sister!

I want a dula because I need someone to educate me and my husband on pregnancy, labor, and after birth. I need someone to stand by me who knows the laws of the hospital just in case something were to happen and I have to give birth in the hospital but my goal now is to have my baby at home with my midwife and dula I hire.

I plan to give birth at home. I haven’t considered a budget or birthing plan considering this is my first full term pregnancy.

Rockdale piedmont in Conyers ga. The budget is more than $2,000 .

I am 38 years old and pregnant with my last child. I want to be able to labor naturally for once and not have to worry about the medical staff harassing me and telling me to do things their way. I want someone who help my husband fight and advocate for me while I try and do what's important and focus on me and baby. This will be my last chance at a possible vaginal birth and I want to make that happen. I want to attempt TOLAC, and i need the support from a professional to help me succeed.

I would like to find someone that accepts military tricare insurance. I would like a home birth. I would like to have a natural birth with no medications.

This is my first baby and would love to have a doula to ease my worries of my first baby especially giving at birth at a hospital. We have tricare so whatever is allowed with the insurance works for us. For my birth plan, I want a doula to help me and my husband navigate the hospital setting where we aren’t being rushed and intimidated. We want to do delayed cord clamping, no bath right away and trying to give birth upright.

I will be giving birth at Boone hospital with Dr. Borgmeyer, and my due date is May 20th. This is my first baby, and I'd like help advocating for my birth in the hospital. Birth plan is too much to elaborate on now, but I can provide that at a later time. We aren't sure on the budget, I'm not even sure how long they run!

4th baby, planning on doing a natural birth at the University Hospital in Columbia for the first time. I’ve had vaginal births with epidurals. I am wanting a support system who knows how to coach my husband and I through it all! Very excited for the journey

1. I plant to give birth at Emory Midtown 2. I want them to accept Oscar insurance or Amerigroup for payment coverage 3. I want my midwife and doula present for my labor and delivery and here my whole pregnancy and postpartum

Looking for a birth doula to continue care after baby gets here. Atlanta, GA.

1. I am currently planning to give birth at Emory Hospital, Decatur location but I am considering switching to The Atlanta Birth Center. 2. Around $2,500 3. I would love to have a natural, unmedicated water birth that is centered in peace and tranquility

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I already had one baby but my experience in birth was really bad I wan someone that knows about birth that can fight and care for my needs My in-laws at giving me this experience away so I’m not really sure what is their budget I want to have golden hour skin to skin with my baby, delay the cut of the umbilical cord, they are my priorities, and I want to learn about breast feeding, with my first we didn’t have the support we wanted at the hospital with this and didn’t know how to get it so I couldn’t breastfeed. It’s really important to me being able to do this for my second baby

First time mom to give birth at Northside Hospital. Would like to give natural birth a try. I am in the process of vetting several different Doulas.

Dear Godis EyeAm Sacred Birthing Services Team, My name is Jayronn Damons, and I serve as a Community Transformer for ROBE, a nonprofit organization committed to educating, equipping, and empowering men to help increase breastfeeding rates and decrease infant mortality rates within African-American communities. We are currently planning a community summit this August focused on maternal and infant health, with a strong emphasis on father engagement, family support, and culturally rooted care. Our goal is to create a powerful space where families can access education, resources, and meaningful partnerships that drive lasting impact in our community. Given the sacred and community-centered work you do in supporting birthing families, we would be honored to have Godis EyeAm Sacred Birthing Services participate in or support the summit in any way that aligns with your mission. Whether through speaking, facilitating a workshop, offering educational resources, providing vendor support, or collaborating in another capacity, your presence would add tremendous value. We believe that collective action and culturally aligned partnerships are essential in addressing disparities in breastfeeding outcomes and infant mortality rates. I would love the opportunity to connect and explore how we can work together for this important initiative. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to the possibility of partnering with you. Warm regards, Jayronn Damons Community Transformer ROBE

This will be my first child and I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have a birth plan