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13 days old, breast feeding and milk production, Ohip no budget

I'm looking for a night doula 11pm-5am to help with the 2-3am feeds. I am a single Mom and need to get more than 1.5hrs sleep at a time. If that is not possible then early morning help. 4/5am-11am. My main area of need is helping with a feed while I sleep.

Hospital birth $40 per hour To help with new born

1. Brampton civic hospital Brampton 2. Not sure 3. Not planned yet

Hola Doris, Mi nombre es [tu nombre]. Actualmente estoy embarazada y estoy buscando una doula que pueda acompañarme durante el trabajo de parto y el nacimiento. Vivo en Alliston, pero estoy planeando dar a luz en Toronto, ya que me ha resultado muy difícil encontrar un obstetra en Alliston. Por esa razón estoy buscando apoyo de una doula que pueda acompañarnos el día del trabajo de parto y el día del nacimiento. También estoy buscando a alguien que hable español para poder comunicarse conmigo y que también hable inglés para poder comunicarse con mi esposo. Mi fecha estimada de parto es el 14 de junio. Me gustaría saber si tienes disponibilidad alrededor de esa fecha y si ofreces este tipo de acompañamiento. Muchas gracias por tu tiempo. Saludos cordiales.

Someone who speaks punjabi and can understand the cultural background. Capable of helping with house work, cooking and postpartum care.

1. Hospital but vaginal 2. 1500$ 3. Vagina birth no medical intervention

1.Hospital 2.20-25$ per hr for about 4 week 3. VBAC

1. Hospital 2. Under a thousand 3. Birth plan: whatever needs to be done to be safe for me and child. I know I would love no epidural but due to my conditions and high case of c-section I would need to. I would love natural delivery again high chance of c-section. I was told by doctor due to my health OB/GYN is more recommended then midwife but stated a doula would be a good consideration.

1. Hospital 2. $1500 3. Natural birth with epidural or planned c-section

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I am considered a high risk patient due to a medication I am taking that makes me immunocompromised. I am hoping for a natural mostly unmedicated birth. This is my first pregnancy. I’m looking for someone who is gentle and kind who will be the there to help me through each step of birth and postpartum.

1- hospital (mount Sinai) 2- 1000-1500 3- for now I do not have any birth plan

I will be 28 at the time of birth.. I would like to give birth at home but cannot find a midwife so may have to resort to a hospital and I’d like to have a water birth. I am open to discussing budget. I hope to have my husband and mum with me at the time of birth. I require someone calm, with a wealth of knowledge and experience in supporting women through a trauma informed lens. Also - nutrition is important to me so someone who understands healthy nutrition and holistic care. English spoken well is necessary, French is optional but would be nice. I hope to have night care at least 2-3 times a week as my husband will be travelling for work over a couple months postpartum. I hope to sleep train and get some help with laundry/basic chores for baby. Open to discuss hourly rates or packages.

We are giving birth in hospital Milton district general, budget is 20 to 30/hr CAD

Feed and take care of baby overnight. Speak Chinese if possible

Hospital birth, budget around 25$ per hour. The better the rate, the more hours I will take. Natural birth in the hospital No additional duties just care for the baby

1.southlake hospital 2.10000/months 3.i hope to find a doula to stay with us for one or two nights in the first week and educate the parents. And come to visit us in the day time 2hours twice a week.

My husband is going on a business trip April 14-16. I have a 1 month old and 2 year old at home, and im looking for any hello to alleviate some of the stress during this time. My main language is Arabic but I am taking ESL classes and learning English. I have plenty of breast milk in the freezer and I have food. I'm just worried that I will burn out as the newborn has required me to be awake for the majority of the night since birth. For requirements, I mostly need someone to tend to my 2 years old and keep them busy, or feed/care for newborn (all material is available) I have my budget set at $300

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am having multiples (twins!). I do not know what a reasonable budget is at this time. I am hoping for the least intervention/induction as possible. I do not want a c-section. In the event I do have one, I want a doula for post-partum support.

Give birth in hospital, using epidural and pain management as soon as needed. Combination of formula milk and breastfeeding.