Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

1. Ideally I’d like to give birth at home. 2. $2-$3000 3. At the moment, birth plan is non-existent other than we’re exploring options and what like a water home birth.

I’m interested in getting a doula, still learning about this process. Plan to have birth at hospital and would like additional support for labor as I have lots of questions. After having baby want to ensure I’m set for success and things are good. I struggle with anxiety and depression but breastfeeding is very important and my hope is that I can do that.

1. Birth plan in a hospital 2. Open to iv pain meds 3. Opossed to epidural 4. Want to go as natural as possible 4. Budget TBD 5. Would like assistance with breathing, birth positions and other helpful tools during delivery

Don’t have a birth plan at the moment I want to do a homebirth takes Medicaid ??

Hi, I am looking for a birth Doula for my baby, that is coming in June (due date most likely between June 7th and 14th) in Mission Hospital, Asheville. We are looking for someone fully vaccinated (including Covid) and local.

I am planning to give birth at home My budget is unknown Birth plan is to have unmedicated birth I would like a water birth

Emotional support before during after birth. Teaching husband how to support me physically and emotionally, someone there to be positive w me during the birth and positive and encouraging during the postpartum journey. I am already a mother but have never received the kind support I wouldlike

This is my first birth I have no idea what to expect neither does my husband I’d like to have someone to provide emotional support

Birth at a hospital. All natural, delayed cord clamping, as little doctors and nurse help possible, preferably no IVs, no cervical checks, no breaking my water unless it’s on its own.

I plan to have a home birth. I’m a first time mom who has no idea what I’m doing. I’d like someone that eases any fears and can help my husband know what to do as well. I’m also looking for someone that is Christian

Hello, I plan to give birth at a hospital; this is my first time! I want to give birth unmedicated and be able to move freely and be active, the only medication I considered is laughing gas and I plan to use a birth comb and breathing techniques. My current practice has a less than ideal reputation but I was unable to move to the OBGYN that I wanted due to how far along I am and I am not sure if I can just go to the other hospital that I prefer once I go into labor. I wanted to labor in warm water but my current OBGYN/hospital doesn’t offer this. I am seeking someone to support me during my labor and intervene if I’m pressured to do something that I do not want. I am not seeking prenatal/postpartum visits or lactation assistance. My insurance is Tricare East - Reserve Select. Thank you!

I plan on giving birth in Charlotte N.C. I am looking for a doula that is covered by Medicaid I change South Carolina Medicaid or possibly through insurance. I am currently working on a birth plan and want someone to be able to support me

Giving birth in a hospital. I am just wanting someone to be my voice when I feel defeated. This is my second and my birth plan wasn’t followed the first time.

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. I want to try and give birth naturally and without an epidural. This would be my second kid and my birth plan for my first was not followed at all and I felt pressured to take a medicine to help induce me (and then to take Pitocin).

Looking for a midwife for potential home-birth. First time pregnancy, prefer a Christian based midwife and doula. Lots of questions to be asked and we do not know where to start or how it works. My husband is a marine veteran and we have insurance but unsure if insurance is accepted or not and if not are payment plans an option.

Free birth, water birth, free range no interventions unless suggested by me, lotus birth, calm setting.

I am a survivor of childhood sexual abuse that makes vaginal exams and the entire idea of pregnancy very scary. I did not plan to ever get pregnant or have children so this came as a shock. I am 35 years old and will be 36 when the baby is due.

Natural birth Help me relax and stay calm thru pain. Advocate. No cord clamping And I want to have the placenta encapsulated. Are we allowed I want to be at home as long as I can so there isnt stress of a hospital. Im vbac I was told water and home births were not allowed

1. I would like to know the best options for at home and hospital births and would prefer an at home birth. 2. My budget is flexible. 3. I need help creating and implementing a comprehensive birth plan.

1. I plan to give birth at home. 2. Our budget is 6000. 3. I am looking for a natural birth. As little medical intervention as possible. I want a water birth and to be as involved in the labor as possible. Just looking for someone to empower me and help while the baby is in transit with any cords or verbal support. I am a chiropractic students and this is my first pregnancy.