Navigate birth without feeling confused and uncertain.

Birth can be beautiful, when you have support and wisdom on your side.

Connect with Doula Linda

What is a Birth Doula?

A birthing Mama's experience during child birth is one that

she will carry for the rest of her life.

 Every family deserves to have a wise Doula

by their side during their birth journey!


A Birth Doula is one that comes alongside birthing families

to prepare, inform, support, and nurture them on their birth journey.


Birth Doulas are being recognized and accepted all over the world

for their important contribution to improving

the physical and emotional well-being of the birth Mama's,

as well as improving birth outcomes and birth satisfaction.

Begin Your Journey - Reach Out Now

Supporting Your Journey with Wisdom and Care

 Experience & Wisdom

 Certified Labour/ Birth/Postpartum Doula

Member of the Doula Services Association

Survived Motherhood with

 3 children

Personalized Offerings

Your birth. Your way.

Together we decide the services tailored to your unique family

Doula Support and backup

Shelley is my back up Doula.

We are both committed to making sure we always have a back up for our birthing clients.


Meet Doula Linda

My name is Linda. I have three grown children and I am blessed with two beautiful grandchildren. I live in Langley and serve Surrey and Abbotsford as well.


​As I raised my children with my circle of friends, I noticed a gap in the way we live. Society has become so busy that birthing women are not being supported by their village anymore.

All through history families and neighbors would know when a woman was in labour. They would check in on the birthing mama, helping, supporting, and making sure they had what they needed. They were a community.  They made sure birthing people never felt isolated.


Birthing can be hard work. With supportive people around to encourage and care for the birthing mama,  an atmosphere of  empowerment,  during a time when a birthing moms may feel unsure and vulnerable. 

When I think about the lack of support and community for young families I feel like standing up and screaming: "This is not right!"


​Every birthing person should be in labour with the support of a wise women for companionship, to educate, empower and love her. Someone, she feels comfortable talking to and someone she trusts.

At 53 years old I did some serious soul searching to decide what I wanted to do in the final third of my life, I knew I needed to do something to uplift and support birthing mamas. I woke up to who I truly am.

                                             

                                                 I am a Birth Doula!

Our clients say...

"Linda walked alongside us with the birth of our son in 2021. Her warm and caring demeanor made a world of difference in navigating our medical system during the birth of our first child. The information she provided before the birth and her coaching was so helpful and truly appreciated."

Julia

Birth is the most overwhelming and intense experiences of your life, especially as a first-time mom. Having Linda supporting me and my husband during this time brought us so much comfort and gave us both the guidance and reassurance we needed during labour. Linda really cares for you and treats you like family right from the beginning and I highly recommend her for anyone who’s looking for additional birth support! 


Thank you again Linda for all your support in bringing our precious girl into this world!

Erin

What you'll get...

 Virtual Doula Support

In these constantly changing times, connection and support are more vital than ever. That's why I offer to meet you right where you are.


Through Zoom and FaceTime sessions, you receive the dedicated support and guidance you need without having to worry about an additional presence in your personal space.


Together, we meet online to talk about the decisions you'll need to make using evidence-based information. Your birth, your way!


When labour begins, I will support you by phone, or FaceTime as much or as little as needed.


Cost: $800


In Person Labour

and Birth Doula

 Embarking on this profound journey together, the in-person doula package is designed to help us get to know each other and start to build momentum before the birth.


Together, we will talk about the many decisions you'll be faced with. Using evidence-based information, we will tap into your inner knowing, and start discovering and trusting your instincts.

 

You will discover your personal birth preferences, and we will discuss how to be intentional about keeping those birth preferences.


I will be on call to you 24/7, starting at 38 weeks.


When labour begins, I will come to your home, or meet you at your birth location.


Cost: $1300


Labour/Birth and Postpartum Doula

Welcoming a your baby into your life can be as challenging as it is joyous. The tender first weeks at home with your baby, every moment is precious, and every form of support is a gift. With our Labor/Birth and Postpartum Doula package, we provide an embracing circle of care for both mama and family. As you focus on healing and bonding, we're there to gently guide and assist, ensuring a smooth and nurturing transition into this new chapter of life.


This comprehensive package includes support during labor and birth, followed by 4 postpartum sessions, each lasting 4 hours, dedicated to your family's wellbeing and comfort.


Cost: $1800

 

Connect with Linda

As a passionate birth worker, I am always up for a conversation about birth. Please don't hesitate to call and ask questions, and tell me about your unique situation. I may be able to lead you in directions you may not have thought of.


Text or call me: 604-785-7663

Email: langleydoula@gmail.com


Are you in labor now?

If you are in labor right now, and wish you had support, please text me at 604-785-7663, I will let you know when I am available, and we'll choose the best platform to connect on: Zoom, FaceTime, or iPhone.


I am grateful to live and work in the unceded traditional and ancestral lands of the Kwantlen, Katzie, Matsqui and Semiahmoo First Nations.

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