Find Doula Jobs in Woodstock, ON

* woodstock hospital * $1000 * a christian provider

Labour more at home then go to hospital $1000 or less No epidural, as peaceful as possible, finding ways to work through pain

Expecting twins. First birth plan, don't know where to start. Have ideas but need to bind everything together. Looking for help and support to feelore confident

hospital budget not important VBAC - avoid another traumatic birth experience have someone there to help me through decision making

I plan on giving birth at a hospital with a midwife. I plan to get the epidural. I would like to do delayed cord clamping as well.

I need a support. Someone to walk me through things like what do I need to get? My options for delivery? Essentially an educated friend.

I am looking for Doula to help me because i have two kids and another coming in the way and my husband is working full time with mandatory overtime most of the times, and sometimes 6 days a week. He will not be able to take parental leave until next year and i need a lot of help.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, my budget if not covered by insurance is $1200. I want to do a natural birth, no medication unless necessary, I don’t want to give birth on my back either. Looking for best birthing position for myself

Am giving birth in the hospital but I need someone with me during delivery and during postpartum because am a first time mom … budget between $ 1,000 to $ 2,000

- taking care of mother and new born - do small household help for my husband that includes laundry, some cooking if possible -Indian origin if possible

Need support for new baby’s arrival. First time mom

I had a still birth in January 2026 at 32 weeks due to the cord wrapping tightly around his neck. I am pregnant again and honestly a little scared, I’d like help advocating for myself and my pregnancy as I felt unheard at the end of my last pregnancy I am low income and not working at the moment, I don’t know what my budget is

Looking for babysitter for our newly born twins, for part time

Soups during birthing at hospital for support. Birth plan is vaginally and probably with epidural.

I am giving birth in Victoria Hospital and due date is target December 19th. I would like to find a doula who could take care the baby in the first 1-2 months by providing sleep training, cleaning, etc In terms of the requirements, English/ Cantonese/ Mandarin is preferred.

I am planning a hospital birth. I'm unfamiliar with these services so I'm honestly not sure what an appropriate budget would look like. I haven't yet started on my birth plan, but I know that I want more than one child so I'm hoping to make birth as pleasant of an experience as possible so I'll want to do it again! I'm really hoping for someone who is able to be my voice and help me stay educated and in the know throughout this process.

I'm doing a home birth. We financially don't have a hard budget. I'd like a home birth that is peaceful (although intense) and to give birth in a water. I'd like my partner to be there with my care team and no one else. I'd like a certified doula, years of experience doesn't matter too much to me rather just someone I'm comfortable around in that intimate space. I speak English only. Would ideally want the doula to help for the first part of labor where we're waiting to get get to full dilation and then post partum for any help with care for my body and potentially a meal or do that can brought or made so my husband and I don't need to worry about that.

Id like lots of support during pregnancy. I have extrem morning sickness and sever depression anxiety. Second pregnancy. I plan to give birth at hospital. Last time was a bit much almost c cection. Id just like some guidance too during pregnancy

My mom and sister have been with me for my first three weeks of postpartum but they are leaving soon and I don’t want to spend the entire day alone, recovering, caring for a newborn, and trying to keep the house functioning. I want another adult who already knows what postpartum support looks like and can just step in with making sure I’m fed, help me catch up on sleep, keeping up with some house work, taking the baby while I shower. I’m looking for three 5-hour daytime shifts per week, ideally Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Probably hours 9am-2pm. I’d like to try one month to start and see from there. I have a tight budget and we’re a new couple just starting out but this is so important for me. Budget around $2000.

I need someone to provide me with emotional support at the hospital when I give birth.