Baby Sleep Consultants & Coaches Near Me in Parry Sound, ON

Hello! My name is Lauren, the hands on and heart led birth and postpartum doula in Durham Region. I'm also a big homebody who loves to read, craft my own tea blends, make natural skincare products and candles, and spend time in nature as much as possible. Becoming a doula felt like stepping into a path that was already laid out for me. I have always felt a fierce protection for other women, and connected easily and deeply with the women in my life. Combined with my interest in herbal healing and natural remedies, my previous work with and love for children and babies, my need to feed everyone I love home cooked, nourishing meals, and my interest in birth & the medical system, I realized that I already was a doula, I just needed to take the leap onto the path.   Early in 2025, I completed a 10 day doula training retreat in Costa Rica, which was a beautiful way to begin my new career. In the past couple of years I have been amazed by the women I work with, the births I have experienced by their sides, and the cocoon of postpartum. I love this work! I believe that birth and postpartum are some of the most transformational and impactful moments of a woman’s life, and they deserve to be positive experiences. Feeling cared for, understood, nourished, and supported are essential in the journey from Maiden, to Mother (and from mother of one, to two, to three…).  If you’re looking for a doula you want to feel cared for by, someone you feel comfortable texting “is this my mucous plug?,” and someone who knows how important the little details are and takes care of them so you don’t have to (like LED candles at your birth and a warm cup of tea postpartum), then hello! Now, Id love to get to know you.

Nijah is an artist and postpartum doula that was drawn to the world of birthwork due to her natural ability to nurture and connect with young children and their caregivers. Nijah began formally working with families as a STEAM educator for kids 10 years and under, and is a skilled teacher and tutor whose educational and lived experiences cultivated a compassionate and pragmatic approach to supporting families. She has a deep, personal understanding of the challenges that come with raising a child in challenging environments and an expansive background working with people from diverse cultural and social backgrounds, allowing her to be mindful of a client’s cultural or social values and potential barriers in accessing care. With this, her hands-on, intuitive approach to her work can fill the gaps to create a holistic care plan that is all-encompassing but flexible to accommodate a family’s changing needs.

Hi there! My journey as a birth and postpartum doula began with a simple yet powerful realization: too many families face parenthood weighed down by fear, doubt, and isolation. My work is about helping you build confidence, trust your instincts, and embrace the beautiful, imperfect journey of parenthood with peace and strength. From the very first flutter of possibility through the tender, tiring, beautiful early days of parenthood, my team and I aim to be the bridge that helps families feel supported, informed, and empowered. My approach to birth blends practical knowledge with heartfelt care—nurturing nutrition, mindset preparation, and gentle body movement—so every family feels ready, capable, and never alone. When I'm not serving as a doula, you'll find me nose-deep in a book, wandering through nature, or soaking up time with my own family—the very thing that inspired this work in the first place.

Hi, I’m Angelina, co-founder of Cradira and a Perinatal Support Worker/Postpartum Doula serving families across the Greater Toronto Area. I provide overnight postpartum support for expecting and new parents who need more rest, more reassurance, and fewer “are we supposed to know what we’re doing?” moments. My work includes newborn care, postpartum recovery support, feeding and sleep guidance, emotional reassurance, and practical help with the everyday reality of life after baby arrives. Because yes, the baby is a big part of postpartum. Obviously. But so are the dishes, the laundry, the night plan, the feeding setup, the relationship stress, the texts from people asking how they can help, and the fact that someone still needs to know where the clean sleepers are. Over the last 25 years, I’ve learned that families usually don’t need more pressure or perfect-parent advice. They need someone calm, experienced, and practical who can walk into the real-life version of their home and help things feel a little less chaotic. Many of the families I support are also carrying more than newborn care alone: anxiety, depression, PMADs, fertility stress, loss, neurodivergence, relationship strain, or the pressure of being the person who usually keeps everything running. I don’t diagnose or provide therapy, but I am very comfortable supporting families where these realities are part of the picture. That might mean taking over baby care so parents can sleep, supporting a feeding plan, talking through newborn sleep, helping with bottles or pump parts, giving parents a chance to rest, or helping make the household pieces a little easier to manage. Sometimes the biggest relief is not a complicated plan. It’s someone saying, “Okay. Here’s what we’re going to tackle next.” My approach is warm, inclusive, evidence-informed, and rooted in real life. I’m not here to tell families there is one right way to do this. I’m here to help them feel steadier, more supported, and less like they have to hold everything in their heads. Baby doesn’t need perfection. Your family needs steady support, realistic plans, and someone calm in the room when everything feels like a lot.

Hi, My name is Ishu. I have studied Early Childhood Education from Fanshawe college london. I did three professional placements with all ages of children and have worked with four families as a nanny, also gonna start my work in a licensed daycare soon. Thankyou!

Hi, my name is Caitlin. I am a Birth and Postpartum Doula and the heart behind Nurtured Nest Doula Services. I’m based in Durham Region and proudly support families across the GTA, Clarington, and Northumberland County. As a mom of four, I’ve experienced the full spectrum of birth, from two c-sections to unmedicated labour and even a home birth. Each of these experiences has deepened my belief that every birthing person deserves to feel informed, empowered, and genuinely supported as they bring their baby into the world. I provide hands-on, evidence-based care through every stage of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Whether you’re planning a hospital birth, home birth, or something in between, my role is to walk beside you with compassion, reliable information, and unwavering support. At Nurtured Nest, my mission is to help you feel confident in your choices, connected to your body, and fully supported, no matter what your path looks like. You deserve a birth and postpartum experience that feels safe, respected, and nurtured.

Hello Beautiful People! My name is Poomeja and I am a certifying birth & postpartum doula with Doula Training Canada. I'm incredibly passionate about birth work and the world of obstetrics & gynecology and I look forward to getting to know every one of you :) Contact me for a free 15 minute consultation!

As an experienced postpartum support professional with a background in personal support work and early childhood learning, I bring a calm, nurturing presence to families during the early weeks of newborn life. My training and certifications including Postpartum Doula Certification, Infant/Child CPR, Food Handler Certificate, GPA training, and foundational lactation support—allow me to provide safe newborn care, gentle feeding guidance, and practical household support with confidence and ease. I offer both daytime and overnight care, ensuring families receive steady, reliable help whether they need a night nanny to support restful sleep or hands‑on assistance throughout the day. With a strong foundation in early childhood education and tutoring, I also provide homework support for school‑age siblings, helping maintain routines and easing the transition for the whole family. My approach is rooted in cultural sensitivity, patience, and deep respect for each family’s unique rhythms and values. Whether I’m caring for a newborn, supporting early lactation and bottle‑feeding routines, preparing simple nutritious meals, assisting with homework, or helping parents rest and recover, my focus is always on creating a grounded, supportive environment where families feel confident, rested, and truly cared for.

Hey everyone! My name is Chantell, and I am a Certifying Birth and Postpartum Doula located in Brampton, ON, Canada. I love all things about bringing new life into the world and the early years! With over 15 years of experience supporting children, youth, and families, my journey into doula work is rooted in a lifelong calling to nurture and uplift others. From babysitting, daycare assistant, children and youth mentorship to foster care, autism therapist and intervention support worker, I’ve always found purpose in creating safe, loving spaces for growth and transformation. As a sister, godmother, and dog mom, I bring a unique, empathetic lens to every family I serve—meeting you right where you are, without judgment or expectation. I’m deeply passionate about helping families feel safe, seen, and supported during the sacred transitions of birth and postpartum. I specialize in nurturing peaceful environments where your voice and choices are honoured. Whether you're preparing for your first birth or growing your family, I offer hands-on support, informed guidance, and a steady, affirming presence every step of the way. My goal is to ensure you feel empowered, confident, and truly cared for—because you deserve a birth and postpartum experience that is peaceful, supported, and everything you desire it to be.

Hi I’m Hailey 👋 I am so grateful that you landed here. Becoming a new parent or adding an addition to your family can come with many changes. As your Doula, my intentions are to provide you with unwavering support throughout pregnancy, birth, and beyond.

Hi, I’m Janaki and I have over 1 year of experience as a nanny caring for children of various ages. I am dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing and fun environment where children can learn and grow. I am patient, reliable and attentive to each child’s individual needs. Communication with parents is important to me to ensure the best care possible. I am passionate about supporting families and helping children thrive.

Hello! Thank you for being here! My name is Kristin, I’ve been on a mission to encourage women to take back birth and own their unique stories through yoga, breath, reiki, Ayurveda healing and traditional remedies. *Please note I only companion women in births at home outside the system*

Hi, I'm Jess! I'm a postpartum doula and mom of two, supporting growing families in the Toronto area. My goal is to provide calm, compassionate, judgment-free support so you can rest, recover, and adjust to life with your new baby. Whether you need an extra set of hands with your little one, time for a shower or nap, or help with the small tasks that can feel overwhelming, I'm here to help you feel cared for and supported.

Hi there! I'm so happy you're here. I am a certified full spectrum doula in Toronto. I am so honoured to do this meaningful work in supporting families during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. I have assisted over 300 families, and love seeing you come into your power and confidence as a new family. It takes a village and I am happy to be part of yours. My Doula values stem from a feminist caring approach. It is very important to me that you feel validated and heard and have bodily autonomy while you make informed decisions. I am familiar with hospital policies and your birth rights. Reach out with any questions. I look forward to hearing from you.

I’m Suki Gaetz, a perinatal mental health counsellor and the founder of Matrescence Counselling. I offer a warm, grounded space for people navigating pregnancy, postpartum and the emotional transition into parenthood. Since 2019, my work as a birth and certified postpartum doula has brought me alongside families through birth, newborn care and the adjustment to life with a baby. This experience informs my understanding of the exhaustion, uncertainty, relationship changes and shifts in identity that can accompany parenthood, helping clients feel heard and supported as they find their own way forward. My professional background includes more than 15 years of experience in social services, supporting individuals and families through intake, assessment, crisis intervention and emotional support. I hold a Social Service Worker diploma from Seneca College and a Professional Counselling diploma from Rhodes Wellness College, where I also work as a teaching assistant. I am registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers and hold a provisional designation with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA). My approach is compassionate, collaborative and informed by an understanding of trauma, with a focus on supporting emotional well-being through the changes and challenges of the perinatal period.

Hello, my name is Karen Gonzalez. I am a Certified Postpartum Doula with experience providing overnight support to families with newborns. During overnight shifts, I support parents by caring for their baby while they get much needed rest. My support can include bottle feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, safe sleep practices, breast milk handling, bottle and cleaning pump parts, light baby-related household tasks. I am calm, caring, reliable, and attentive to each family’s preferences and routines. My goal is to provide safe and compassionate support while helping parents feel comfortable and confident during the postpartum period.

My Name is Miriam and I’m a mother of four kids ages now from 16 - 20yrs old whom they all still live with me . I live with my mother and my four kids. And working at Toronto western hospital for over 20 yrs and a patient care assistant so I’ve worked with so many different people. I do have experience working with kids being that I’ve cared for my kids as a single mum at the same time I was working as full time at my work place . So I do know the challenges that new mums go through taking care of new babies plus themselves. So I’m here to work with them and helping them bond with their babies by not getting overwhelmed by the changes that they are going through.

Shantelle is passionate about helping families navigate through different transition through all ages and stages. Shantelle is a sleep guru, she really puts emphasis on healthy sleep habits right from day one. She’s patient, full of knowledge and a real nurturer. With being in the domestic staffing industry for the past 20 years, she is full of knowledge and knows what it takes to trust someone with their most prized possession

Hello my name is Trina and I am a Registered Nurse and have 21 years experience in postpartum nursing. In the last 4 years I have transitioned to helping families by supporting them at home. I also support international families who come to Canada to have there babies and will be here for a short period of time. I am a mother of 4 and a grandmother of 1 and look forward to working with you.

Hi, I’m Patice, a full-spectrum doula serving Toronto and the GTA. Nine years of supporting individuals and families has taught me every person comes into pregnancy, birth, and postpartum with their own story, priorities, and idea of what support should look like. That’s why I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to doula care. My role is to understand what matters most to you and adapt my support as your needs and preferences evolve. Whether we’re talking through options during a prenatal visit, adjusting to unexpected changes in plans, finding ways to make labour more comfortable, or simply making space for a pause in the middle of it all, my goal is always the same: to help you feel informed, respected, and confident in the decisions you’re making. Good support isn’t about taking over. Support can be active in quiet ways. Sometimes it looks like breaking down options when things feel uncertain, so you can decide what feels right for you. Sometimes it looks like stepping back so you can focus on what your body and instincts are telling you. And sometimes it is simply making the space feel steady enough that you can pause and decide what comes next. The right support doesn’t draw attention to itself. It helps you feel more capable of navigating what is in front of you. Clients often describe me as calm, practical, and easy to talk to.