Postpartum Doula Support for Winnipeg Families
Congratulations – your family is growing. Feeling overwhelmed with all the changes, baby care, or how you’ll adjust to this new life? Stop Googling and talk to me! I work with new families so that they can gain confidence in their parenting abilities and feel taken care of as they transition to their new life together.
Doula Services Offered in Winnipeg
Postpartum Planning
Extending beyond a birth plan, this document serves as a guide to prepare you for baby’s arrival and beyond.
In-Person Postpartum Services
From looking after baby while you nap to answering baby care questions, these are just a few ways I support you in your home.
Virtual Postpartum Services
Are regular quick check-ins more your style? Let me assess your needs, answer your questions, and ease your concerns – phone, text, video, or Voxer offered.
Training & Other Services
Learn about baby registry essentials and setting up your diaper and feeding stations. Plus education in perinatal mental health, postpartum recovery, and newborn care.
Getting Started is Easy
Free Consultation
Let’s chat and find out what working together would be like.
Book an Intake Session
Once the client agreement has been signed and the retainer has been paid, book an intake session to focus on your needs.
First Shift or Virtual Session
Expect to feel nurtured and supported. In-person or virtually – the choice is yours!
Client Love
Want to Find out More?
Click here to contact me regarding postpartum doula services or training opportunities. I look forward to connecting with you.
Jennifer Hanslip (she/her)
In-person postpartum support offered in Winnipeg and Headingley, Manitoba.
Virtual postpartum doula support offered across Canada.
Text/Phone: 431-997-5842
Email: hello@sweetpeadoula.com
My Firm Belief
I truly believe that love is love!
I am here to support your family no matter what it looks like or how it came to be formed.
Land Acknowledgement
Sweet Pea Doula Care is located on First Nations Treaty 1 territory, the ancestral territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dené, and Ojibway-Cree, and in the traditional homeland of the Métis Nation.



