Find Doula Jobs in Ontario

I'm doing a home birth. We financially don't have a hard budget. I'd like a home birth that is peaceful (although intense) and to give birth in a water. I'd like my partner to be there with my care team and no one else. I'd like a certified doula, years of experience doesn't matter too much to me rather just someone I'm comfortable around in that intimate space. I speak English only. Would ideally want the doula to help for the first part of labor where we're waiting to get get to full dilation and then post partum for any help with care for my body and potentially a meal or do that can brought or made so my husband and I don't need to worry about that.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have a midwife already. I am looking for doula to help educate me and my husband. As well as have them support and coach me through labour. I would like to have a natural birth. However I am open to an epidural.

Looking for a doula to support with an unmedicated home birth. Someone who is familiar with breath work and mindfulness pain management techniques. Open to budget based on doulas qualifications and experience!

I am looking for Doula to help me because i have two kids and another coming in the way and my husband is working full time with mandatory overtime most of the times, and sometimes 6 days a week. He will not be able to take parental leave until next year and i need a lot of help.

Plan to give birth at home,naturally. Budget around $2,000

Just mental support, and help figuring it out after he’s born Price budget is 200$

This is my first pregnancy and I am looking to give birth at home. We are looking for a well experienced doula

Assistance with birth for first time. Someone to help follow my birth plan and keep me in control

* woodstock hospital * $1000 * a christian provider

* Overnight newborn care: diapering, soothing, burping, settling and getting baby back to sleep. * Breastfeeding support: bring baby to me only when a feed is needed, then take over immediately afterward. If you pump/use bottles, nanny handles the feeding when possible. * Maximize uninterrupted sleep: structure nights so i am not waking for every diaper change, burp or settling. * Bottle/pump management: wash and sterilize bottles and pump parts, prepare feeds and safely store breast milk/formula. * Newborn sleep habits: gradually establish appropriate day/night differentiation and good sleep routines—not formal sleep training in the newborn stage. * Basic overnight baby tasks: restock changing supplies and keep the feeding/changing area organized. * Experience and safety: infant CPR/first aid, safe-sleep knowledge, newborn experience and strong references.

I really just am looking for an overnight doula to help from time to time

I need someone who will help at night so I can get some sleep. Help with feeding and changing

Planning to give birth at McMaster Hospital, MFM clinic. Diagnosed with Grave's and Hashimoto's diseases but both in remission during pregnancy. Pregnancy is going well. Looking for emotional support and coaching and science based knowledge. Someone who can filter through all the information and is sensitive to our needs. Doula who has had kids of her own and at leat 6 years experience as a doula.

Labour more at home then go to hospital $1000 or less No epidural, as peaceful as possible, finding ways to work through pain

Looking to find out more about a birth doula, and how they provide assistance and in what capacity they provide support. And I’d like to speak with a lactation consultant for any tips. Trying to decide between home and hospital.

Windsor or Leamington hospital 800 dollars This is my first birth so I’m unsure exactly and would like to discuss a birth plan together if possible. I’d like to have my mom there and support from a doula. I’m not with the father so I wouldn’t like him there. I think I may want an epidural or natural not sure yet.

I am pregnant with my first child and plan to give birth at Windsor Regional Hospital under the care of Dr. Katy Bartlett. My husband and I are looking for a doula who can support us throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery, with the goal of helping me labor at home for as long as it is safe and appropriate before going to the hospital. One important part of my birth story is that I have a significant phobia of needles. I've been working through it extensively with my therapist and have made a lot of progress. In the past, I would typically faint after receiving a needle—not because of the pain, but because of the anxiety surrounding it. I'm proud to say that over the past year I have successfully gotten through all of my bloodwork and other needle-related appointments without fainting. I am open to having an epidural if it becomes the best option during labor, but the thought of one is still terrifying and intimidating. My hope is to prepare for an unmedicated labor and delivery while remaining flexible if circumstances change. We're also hoping for guidance and education throughout this process. As first-time parents, we'd love support in learning about labor, birth, pain management techniques, postpartum recovery, and breastfeeding/lactation so that we feel as confident and prepared as possible.

Home birth 600 to 1000 Delayed cord clamping , minimal intervention unless necessary Drug free birthday 36 year old mom Unsure of additional duties Holistic approach

Hospital birth , natural labour and induction epidural if desired. Lots of communication. Budget is limited. Post labour assistance with baby minimal household tasks

I plan to give birth at the hospital, my budget if not covered by insurance is $1200. I want to do a natural birth, no medication unless necessary, I don’t want to give birth on my back either. Looking for best birthing position for myself