Find Midwife Jobs Near Surrey, BC

Birth doula. Hospital birth, normal birth Need someone close by during labour, comforting, calm and understanding Also looking for a midwife willing to do home birth.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth in a hospital in Surrey, BC, preferably at Surrey Memorial Hospital with support from a registered midwife or obstetrician. I prefer a hospital birth for access to emergency care and postpartum support if needed. Provide your estimated budget Estimated budget: CAD $4,000–$8,000 depending on the level of support and services required. This includes: * Midwife or doula support * Prenatal and postpartum care * Childbirth education classes * Baby supplies and recovery essentials * Optional postpartum/night support or newborn care assistance Describe your birth plan I would like a calm and supportive birth experience with minimal medical intervention where safely possible. My preferences include: * Labouring naturally as long as possible * Freedom to move and change positions during labour * Delayed cord clamping * Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth * Breastfeeding support immediately postpartum * Limited visitors during recovery * Pain management options discussed if needed * Flexibility to follow medical advice if complications arise I would also prefer a provider who supports informed decision-making and respects my birth preferences while prioritizing the safety of both mother and baby. Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Preferred provider requirements: * Certified and licensed midwife, doula, or maternity care professional in British Columbia * Minimum 5 years of maternity/newborn experience * Experience with hospital births and postpartum care * CPR and newborn care certified * Strong communication skills and compassionate bedside manner * Preferred second language: Punjabi or Hindi * Comfortable supporting breastfeeding and newborn care education Preferred local maternity providers in Surrey include Mama Midwifery and Blume Maternity Care. Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) * Newborn infant (0–3 months initially) * No known special medical needs at this time * Preference for exclusive breastfeeding with bottle-feeding support if necessary * Gentle newborn care approach preferred * Family may require occasional overnight newborn support during postpartum recovery Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Additional duties may include: * Light housekeeping related to baby care * Baby laundry and bottle cleaning * Meal preparation/snack assistance for mother * Overnight newborn care support * Assistance with establishing feeding and sleep routines * Basic postpartum recovery support for mother * Sanitizing baby items and maintaining nursery cleanliness

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I dont have a birth plan yet. I need help sorting everything out

i’m planning to give birth at Burnaby Hospital. I would ideally like a low intervention birth that’s natural and unmedicated. Budget would be around $1000.

Peace arch hospital $1000-2500 max I have no birth plan! Ive never done this before and im nervous. I need help.

1. Home birth 2. $2000 3. This will be my first birth, so as of now, I don't have a birth plan.

Hello Team, My name is Lillian Katusiime, and I am currently approximately 18 weeks pregnant. I am writing to inquire about transferring my prenatal care to your practice, with a strong preference for midwifery services. My husband resides in Burnaby, Canada, where I stayed from October to January. Due to my work commitments in Budapest, Hungary, I returned temporarily, but I am planning to relocate permanently to the Burnaby area on May 29, 2026. My estimated due date is August 27, 2026. I understand that I am reaching out later in my pregnancy; however, I would be very grateful if you could consider my request or place me on a waitlist should availability be limited. I have all relevant medical records, including ultrasound reports, readily available and can provide them upon request. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response. Kind regards, Lillian Katusiime

Hospital C-section I need post partum care High risk pregnancy

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.

1. Place of birth: BC Women’s Hospital 2. Budget: Up to $2500 3. Birth plan: Two previous C-sections; planning a TOLA2C. Looking for an experienced doula to support VBAC, and evidence-based labor support.

I will be giving birth in surrey bc. Budget is $10,000. I will be having. C section therefore I need the support. I don’t have much family to help.

I would like to have a home birth and have support doing do

1. I wasn’t to give birth in birthing center/ or home 2. Doula budget 3-5 thousand 3. Midwife 3-8 thousand 4. I will talk further about my birth plan in conversation as it is detailed.

I plan to receive prenatal care in Richmond and prefer hospital-based care during my time in Canada. I am covered by MSP and would prefer services that are fully or mostly covered under the public healthcare system. I am currently around 14 weeks pregnant and living in Richmond. My plan is to stay in Canada during the mid-stage of my pregnancy for regular check-ups and recommended screenings. Depending on my situation later on, I may either continue my care here or return to China for delivery. I am looking for a care provider who can support me during this period, monitor my health and the baby’s development, and help coordinate necessary tests. I value clear communication, professionalism, and a supportive care environment.

Lord willing, I will give birth to our third-born this October in Langley, BC, canada. I plan to give birth at my parents little cottage at the back of their property. Our estimated budget is up to $3,000 cad, which would provide prenatal care from around 26 weeks until I birth the baby, and then up until six weeks after. Id love two home visits after the birth, and would expect one visit for sure! Our birth plan is essentially to water birth the baby at home, potentially outdoors in the rain!!! (Weather permitting). Id love to have our two older babies present at the birth. They’re currently 2years2 months and 8 months old! Id like mainly hands off monitoring /observing and to mostly be left alone (I think) and to be in the zone and be able to focus! The X Family Birth Plan “Yet, with the respect to the promise of God, he did not waver in unbelief but grew strong in faith, giving glory to God, and being fully assured that what God had promised, He was also able to perform.” Romans 4:20-21 During Labor: encouraging words only please! Pls do not call me “exhausted” or in “pain” •no medication •ability to move freely •natural water rupture •intermittent monitoring •dim lights •water birth •no episiotomy •limited cervical exams, when I say yes •no membrane sweep •food and drink for Sarah •no students please •pitocin only if bleeding out •no IV please •no forceps/vacuum •husband to catch baby After Delivery: •immediate skin-to-skin •delayed cord clamp until after placenta is born •keep placenta •Zebedee and husband to cut cord once it is white •breastfeeding asap •no vitamin k shot, no hep b shot •oral vitamin k please •no eye ointment •no bath for baby •delay exams for bonding •no formula •no visitors please (Copy of previous birth plan above)

I am look for a midwife to provide lee and post natal care. Ideally the midwife will have privileges at either BC women’s or Richmond hospital.

1. Abbotsford Regional 2. No idea. Don’t know what doula’s cost. 3. Planning for a VBAC with epidural if needed but open to C section if that ends up being best.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital I’m not sure what our budget is. And I don’t know what my birth plan should be.