Find Doula Jobs in Alpharetta, GA

My second baby and I am looking for a doula to help me with the birthing process . I am giving birth at Northside hospital in sandy springs ,ga. I don’t have birth plan as yet.

First birth, Have been going to Emory hospital of Decatur, Low risk pregnancy, 13 weeks along so far. I am okay with giving birth at a hospital, but dont want to be in the standard position and I dont want medication. we have tricare humana east.

Support and education. Help with a birth plan due to preexisting medical conditions .

Second baby , giving birth at Grady hospital,budget is 500 . I would like someone at birth and when I come home .preferably holistic

Birthing at home. Don’t have a budget at the moment getting pricing.

I need Support during my delivery at Emory Decatur. My plan is less intervention birth, strong mental support, friendly and knowledgeable doula. I am very scared of tearing and also making a bad decision out of fear. I’m scared of epidural and Pitocin as well (needles in general), because of some of their side effects.

My 3rd child will be born naturally at a birth center in East Point Atlanta. We are looking for support through late pregnancy and delivery with someone who has years of experience who is also a licensed massage therapist. My budget ranges from $1,500-$2,000.

1st baby. Looking for a night nanny nanny with expirerence in newborn feeding and latching. 2-3 nights a week. Light cleaning. Budget around 25-30 an hour

I plan to do a natural vaginal birth after two cesareans

First baby planning a hospital birth in Georgia ,budget around 1,000-1,500

Help with night time support Feed, change & bathe baby (occasionally) Were thinking of 5 weeks of care. Thanks

I am currently 24 weeks pregnant with my first child. I am seeking a doula who is experienced, knowledgeable, genuine, passionate & patient. Someone who can advocate for me when myself or my partner is unable to do so. I am looking for prenatal, birth. And postpartum care (with light duties)

Second baby. Really wanting a natural birth. I really wanted the same for my first, but after almost 24 hours of labor I physically felt like it was impossible. I was so defeated and upset with myself. I know I can do it, just need extra support and guidance. I can not afford to pay out of pocket, so looking for someone who accepts Peach State Health/Medicaid. Also was unable to breastfeed last time after meeting with a lactation consultant for months. Never produced more than drops and had lots of pain even after correcting mouth ties. Also need someone who accepts Medicaid.

Hospital birth, but confused or more so intimidated by creating one. $2,000

I would like to give birth in my own home using a water birth. I would prefer for someone to not be overbearing and pushy. I want a midwife that will listen to my concerns and wants without forcing me to go to a hospital for no reason.

I need a Doula asap that accepts Caresource insurance.

First-time mom seeking a hospital birth doula who can help me prepare for a low-intervention, physiologic birth while remaining flexible if medical needs arise. I would like to labor at home as long as safely possible and hope to have an unmedicated vaginal birth, though I am open to an epidural if I feel I need one. I prefer to avoid invasive interventions unless medically necessary and want support understanding my options and advocating for informed consent. I’m especially interested in an embodied or “orgasmic” birth experience—creating a calm, intimate environment where I can feel connected to my body, move freely, use comfort measures, and approach labor with trust rather than fear. I want to learn techniques involving movement, positioning, breathing, counterpressure, hip/pelvic support, water, and other forms of comfort. My husband will be my primary support person, and it is very important to me that he be educated and actively involved throughout pregnancy, labor, birth, and immediate postpartum—not simply present in the room. I would love a doula who can teach both of us how he can best support me. I am open to my mother and my husband’s mother providing additional support if labor becomes especially intense emotionally or physically, with my mother being the first person I would consider bringing in if needed. My postpartum priorities include delayed cord clamping and immediate skin-to-skin whenever medically possible. I’m looking for someone patient and educational who can help a first-time mom learn the language of birth, understand her choices, prepare for different scenarios, and feel supported without making the experience fear-based or overly rigid.

This will be my third pregnancy and I plan to give birth at home for the first time. My budget is $2.5k. My requirements are must have experience and knowledge working with families of color, certified lactation specialist, and experienced in home births. I am 26 years-old and have breastfed both of my babies so I want to do that again. Postpartum I am looking for help with sleep training, cooking and light household chores to allow me to get as much rest as possible.

Piedmont hospital I am not sure my budget as of right now I want to go all natural no epidural and want to try a water birth

I need a doula that can help with my pregnancy and child birth. Im considered high risk but I want to avoid a c-section as much as possible. During labor I also want to avoid any rips or tears. Im hoping to find someone who can take awtna insurance. I will be giving birth in a hospital and need someone who can help advocate for my best interests when it comes to the care I need. I wanted to do a water birth at first but wont be able to since im high risk.