Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Prescott, ON

I have a 2 year old girl and I am currently pregnant. Following the birth of my first child, I required a lot of support from my father, who passed away this year. We have friends and family able to provide occasional support, but my husband and I are worried that we may need extra support following the birth of our second child. If the birth goes smoothly, we anticipate needing someone to help make meals for me, light cleaning, and being another set of eyes on our toddler. Sleep is the biggest concern, so a night nanny might be something we need, or at least want to have at the ready. I am planning on giving birth at Almonte Hospital. I live in Carleton Place. I plan on having a natural delivery (not a planned c-section). My last birth was fairly smooth (laughing gas for pain, episiotomy and vacuum delivery, home from hospital after 2 night stay), so I am hoping for a similar experience. Our budget is quite flexible, we know we will need the help, we estimated maybe up to $100 a day or $300 a week? It's hard to guess how much help we will need, but want to be ready for worst case scenario.

I plan on giving birth in Lewis County General Hospital budget wise I was told can be cover by my insurance (tricare) and I would need help on creating a birth plan I don’t know what’s best and what to look for this is my first child

Someone to help with the baby after delivery 1.hospital birth 2.budget is $500 3.caesarean section

Seeking Postpartum Doula – Starting May (April Newborn) We are looking for an experienced and nurturing postpartum doula to support our family starting in May. We hope to find someone who can: Provide newborn care guidance and hands-on support Help establish healthy feeding routines Support the development of good sleep habits Offer gentle structure to encourage healthy daily rhythms Provide guidance on soothing, settling, and understanding newborn cues

1. Samaritan Hospital 2. I’m unsure what it would cost but I’d say between $3,000-$5,000. 3. VBAC, Natural labor progression, pain meds & epidural. No foley ballon, or Pitocin, C section only if medically necessary.

Looking for a doula trained in Ayurvedic medicine or traditional Chinese medicine to provide assistance with meal preparation for mothers recovery

Need help with night care - establishing night shifts between parents so we can sleep/recover. Need help with cleaning, organizing and laundry here and there. Would like someone who speaks French. Looking to see how far 500-1000$ could get us.

planning on birth center birth 1000 budget or less

I plan on giving birth at Adirondak Health in Saranac Lake NY. I live in Plattsburgh NY. I’d like to have insurance cover this but was unsure how to do that. I’m looking for a postpartum doula and not a birth doula. I’m hoping to find someone that can help with my toddler while also supporting me and my newborn. My husband can only get a few days off because he started a new job so he has no PTO.

I plan to deliver at UVM in Burlington. I have to have a C-section. Seeking postpartum recovery assistance and hormone healing and baby assistance

I plan to give birth in Royal Victoria hospital - the Glenn. I don't have specific budget but new to these services want to know low to medium. Birth plan is to have a normal delivery but not sure what God has in the store for us.

interested in postpartum help 3-4 evenings/week, including night help, and lactation consultant, but would need to be covered at least in part by insurance.

I need help with prioritizing self care and someone I can trust to hold baby and provide nurturing support. I want somebody who is ok being in a more conservative environment with traditional values. Cleaning and laundry would also be included.

I will be getting a csection at Bellville Hospital I plan to breastfeed

Home birth VBAC, looking for support after birth for 7 visits covered by insurance

Hi there, my name is Jenny- may I am a single mama to soon to be 5 children. I’m currently 17 weeks and 5 days pregnant with my 5th baby and moving to the Cobourg area. I have been having the hardest time finding a midwife that has availability to assist me with my planned home birth ( waitlisted everywhere) or not in the catchment. I have spoke with some other doulas and friends and have decided that I’m open to an unassisted home birth if necessary. It had come to my attention that there is a term called Traditional Birth Assistants who are not medical professionals but perhaps have more experience with the birth process. It is my understanding that these Birth assistants are typically found by word of mouth. I was wondering if you had any knowledge of anyone practicing this in the Cobourg or surrounding areas?

I fled an abusive relationship in Alberta to come here with my 22 month old. I mostly just dont want to be alone in the hospital. My dad will have my son that is all I here. I was able to have a doula for my first pregnancy and had a lovely experience!

I am looking for doula support during birth and potentially postpartum. My husband and I felt very prepared, we read the bradley method and had been practicing quite a bit for a natural birth. I didn’t think there was a need for a doula because we seemed to be a great team. At our last ultrasound we got news that baby is measuring small and are pushing for induction. Now I feel silly for not hiring a doula sooner. It feels like such a huge gap in communication between us and the doctors even though we have done everything to educate ourselves. I am hoping to find someone that can help fill that gap, help us to feel like we are making informed choices and to support me during labor so I don’t have to rely fully on my husband in case of any complications.

New parents here looking for overnight or early-morning newborn help! We’d love someone experienced who can help with feeding/diapers/soothing and letting us get a bit more sleep. We’re in Pittsford and flexible on days/times. Our estimated budget is 20-25/hr, depending on experience. We also have a friendly golden retriever who will most likely be asleep during most overnights.

Planning for a hospital birth, seeking overnight support for weeks 3-11 post birth