Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near South Hazelton, BC

Im planning an at home water birth at a family members house along the ocean in campbell river, bc. I have a midwife team- "Team Ocean"- and I want it to be as calming, natural, spiritual as possible. I'd like to avoid the hospital as much as possible, that being said i am also 39 years old and this is our first. Im just looking for guidance for ease and wonder what sort of costs having a doula would be.

Certification Sleep training, care of baby during the day, tips $1000

Need help with childcare and light household duties, meal prep, laundry, cleaning

I plan to give birth at BC womens hospital labor and delivery. I will be living on Bowen island, and am looking for night nurse services 2-3 times a week. Also for someone who can help provide some guidance during the first few months, help with cleaning, cooking and watching the baby when I need a break. Birth plan is medicated vaginal birth.

We are looking for a postpartum doula or sleep trainer to provide overnight care while we struggle to sleep train one of our twins. It has been two months since we tried sleep training and one twin sleeps twelve hours no problem, but the other still cries throughout many nights and it’s become too much for us to handle without overnight support. They were born on april 30th but their due date was June 16th (almost 7 months adjusted age). We are trying a new gentler method but it is taking some time to see if it will be effective or not. Hourly rate negotiable based on education and experience. Ongoing employment with childcare and household duties also possible once sleep training is successful.

We need a postpartum doula/newborn nanny with whom we can leave our newborn for 3-4 hours occasionally and know that our daughter is safe and well cared for while we are getting some much needed rest. We would like this person to have experience with newborns and CPR training for sure. Our daughter is almost 4 weeks old, she is breastfed, but takes a bottle with the breast milk as well. No additional duties except looking after her are needed.

1. St. Paul’s Hospital 3. try to have a natural birth

Hospital Unsure of budget but would like full support Not sure of my birth plan yet. Looking for guidance

1. Women's Hospital 2. 1000$ 3. I do not have a birth plan yet

Hello Daneal, We are looking for night support for our 6 weeks old baby Best, Jamie

St Pauls 1000 dollars Open to suggestions- induced vaginally birth, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin within the 1st hr

1. hospital 2. 8000-12000 3. no birth plan. whatever is healthy for baby

women’s hospital up to 1500$ have not thought of a detailed birth plan yet, natural birth ok with pain medication

Already indicted via the checklist. Requirements: - Serve the Vancouver area - Certified + properly trained (ideally, a nurse) - Is evidence-based and pragmatic (not interested in anything spiritual)

Hospital Unsure of budget Natural preferred but open

Taking care of my new born. Hospital birth. I will be doing csection in st paul hospital.

First time (in our 40s) parents looking for a doula to help. Plan to do a c section at bc women’s hospital Tbd budget

I would like to give birth at the hospital. My estimated budget is not super high. Birth plan is to labour as long as possible and then go to the hospital.

It’s my first pregnancy I need help with my baby, making sure is well feed. Our house is clean there is food for us. Etc

1. Royal Columbian Hospital 2. $1500-$2000 3. I have placenta previa which may resolve. If not, I may have a scheduled c-section. If not, I do plan on vaginal birth with medication assistance (i.e. epidural for pain). Seeking support post-partum as well.