Find Midwife Jobs Near Niagara Falls, NY

I am planning to give birth at home in Niagara Falls, Ontario. I live with my husband in a basement apartment. My parents are providing the budget for this and as of right now we are looking for packages under or around $5000. My husband and I have completed and continue to join birth-training seminars, classes, and workshops. I want to have a waterbirth in low light, unmedicated.

I have fidelis essential plan 2 care insurance. I am not comfortable in the setting of an obgyn office therefore I’m looking for some more laid back, relaxed and comfortable.

Looking for a midwife and or a birth doula this is my first pregnancy

The birth plan I want is to have it at home with my family and I'm looking for a midwife.

I will be giving birth at the st. Catherine’s hospital Niagara! I am looking for a postpartum doula to take care of me and my new born as I have no idea how to breastfeed and take care of a new born baby! Budget is $3000 and I am opting for hospital birth (vaginal preferably)

I want to do a water birth I wanted to know does insurance covers anything

Birthing at a hospital (St. Josephs Hamilton). Either squatting or tub birth. No epidural, delayed chord clamping. Currently 20 weeks and due June 23, 2025. Needing a midwife or doula to support in 37 weeks up til labour and birth process and some post partum care. Budget $600-700

Hello, this is my first pregnancy. I'm interested in a hospital birth but I originally wanted a midwife. I've been waitlisted with Halton Midwives since December and I'm really upset about it. Plan B is an OBGYN with a doula to help advocate for me during delivery. I'd like to avoid an epidural and deliver as natural as possible.

Mississauga trillium hospital Not sure how much my budget is I want to give birth vaginal I want to try with out epidural It’s my second pregnancy but I didn’t pouch mountains out I had a c-section I want to keep my placenta they lied an didn’t give my my twins placenta I do want to go in the tub

Midwife needed Hospital birth preferred no epidural 1500$

Going to give birth at hospital. My budget is under $20 because I have no income at all except child tax. Just need someone to keep me company and help out with baby and teach me how to manage with a 4 year old and newborn

I'm going to give birth in various NATO hospitals, and I'm looking for a midwife who can speak Chinese.

I am international student with UHIP insurance so I am short of money. I am 14 weeks now and I am not sure if giving birth in a hospital or other facility. This is my first baby but I’m in my late thirties.

Markham stouffville hospital Any budget Epideral

Oshawa hospital Small budget but will make it work if I find the figure fit Hoping for a good advocate for me, I'm open to going with the flow but want my voice to be heard. I'm open to epidural if needed. Mostly I struggle with anxiety and need calm surroundings

1. I would like to give birth in a hospital but unmedicated 2. 2,500-3,000 3.i would like skin to skin during golden hour, delayed cord clamping until cord in white or not pulsing anymore, i want to push how you feel comfortable, i don’t want the verbis wiped off the baby either

1. Milton Hospital 2. 1500-1600 3. do not have one yet

Delivering at Cambridge Memorial Hospital. Budget is around $1000. I would ideally like an unmedicated birth

1. Cambridge memorial hospital 2. N/A 3. Don’t have one yet

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I'm not picky on my birth plan but I don't want an epidural and I want to do everything as natural as possible. I'd like someone who can advocate for the more natural ways while understanding modern, western medicine.