Find Birth Doula Jobs in Niagara Falls, NY

Hello, I am looking for a doula to assist w my labor & delivery in mid October 2026. This will be my first baby and I’m kind of stressed and lost to the whole process of everything so I am looking for support throughout this experience. I need someone to advocate my wants during labor and delivery and help me come up with a birth plan. I have Fidelis essential plan 2 as of right now however I will be switching to Medicaid at some point soon.

Hi, I'm looking for someone who can support me and my husband through our first pregnancy. We are located in Niagara Falls and plan on have a hospital birth. We do not have budget in mind at the moment as I have only began my journey into this process. I would prefer if the provider was close by, certified and had a few years of experience with hospital and home births. Ideally, we would like a provider who will be able to support both me and my husband through this process. I am a speech language pathologist, 31 and my husband is a restaurant owner and a doctor, 32. We are both familiar with health care but would still like someone who is an expect in this field so that we may solely focus on taking care of ourselves and the baby when he/she arrives. If possible, we would appreciate help with sleep training, possible laundry and night duties for the first couple of weeks. I hope to hear from you soon!

I plan on giving birth at the hospital I have insurance to cover the cost of birth Primary language needs to be English I'm currently 29 years old I'll be 30 when I get birth

A holistic minded doula that believes in minimal intervention for a Hospital birth

I need a midwife. I am still undecided concerning where the birth of the baby will happen

I would love someone to be there for me to help develop a birth plan in the hospital. I have insurance and I’m looking for someone who takes my insurance

I plan to give birth at Oishei Children’s hospital. My fiancé and I are in the process of figuring out a birth plan but don’t really know where to start, since this is our first kid.

Millard Fillmore. Natural birth, movement, no hep b,

I plan on giving birth at children's hospital. I plan on having a water labor. I want minimum medications but I am not opposed to them. I want to have delayed cord clamping until it is white. I do not want to be on my back while delivering. I would like to deliver my placenta naturally and would like to take mine home.

I am delivering with Fika Midwifery in Buffalo. This is my second child and second birthing center birth. I did have a doula my first child and I have now become a doula as well. I’m pretty confident in myself and my boyfriend to mostly do it on our own, but would like a doula that is also comfortable taking pictures/memories. The pictures are important but would be amazing if I’m struggling and need doula to step in and help my boyfriend help me.. thanks!

Hospital birth Covered by Tricare insurance Natural birth

1. St Michaels hospital Toronto - OB 2. 3k CAD 3. none, yet?

Hospital birth Natural birth High risk - age Looking for help once baby is born. As a first time mother, I would feel more comfortable with a professional care giver close by

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

Giving birth at Credit Valley Hospital. Hoping to do a natural birth. Budget $500-$800/

I would love to get in touch with doulas available for a birth in the Toronto Birth Centre. I'm working with a restricted budged so I'm looking to see what options are available.

I am planning to give birth at Toronto Birth Centre I am looking for a free student doula or any free birth doula support. I have no specific birth plan.

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

looking support for new born baby. and helping to mother

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