Find Doula Jobs in Anderson, IN

I plan to give birth at the hospital and medicated, i’m not super sure on budget as i just started my research, i want no one in my room while giving birth other than my boyfriend/father of my child, i dont want the umbilical cord clamped until it goes white, we do not want our baby circumcised nor taken out of the room or my arms for unnecessary tests and procedures

I plan to give birth at the hospital in Carmel, Indiana but I live in Anderson, indiana. I need help with a birth plan.

Looking into having a doula possibly for helo with c section , post partum and latching on for breastfeeding

My needs are to stay as calm as possible and to relieve as much pain as possible. I don’t mind a home or hospital birth. I’m very open to those 2. I’m wanting someone that takes Medicaid. I’m wanting someone that is black and speaks English.

Giving birth a Riverview in noblesville indiana and looking for someone to accompany me and my husband in the delivery room to support me through my anxiety and support my birth plan of delayed cord clamping, no rubbing baby down, golden hour skin to skin, no bath, and staying informed through the whole birth on what is happening and what is being done with my consent only. I want to be listened to and I don't want anything being done that I have not agreed to. Need someone assertive and able to communicate well between me and nurses/doctors.

In hospital, vbac, 2nd baby, budget probably around $2000 over all. Birth plan is to hold off on epidural but I’d prefer non at all and use nitro oxide instead.

Need help deciding where to birth. Education on birthing and mental prepping for birth. Unmedicated is the goal.

I desire to have a hospital birth that is i medicated and as little intervention as possible.

Doula and midwife. I need help with a birth plan and I have insurance via my employer and I’m applying for Medicaid as well. I’m interested in water birth.

- Hancock hospital in greenfield, IN - unmedicated birth - first child

Plan to give birth in a hospital, not sure on budget, would love to talk through pros and cons for an epidural, am open to getting one but also interested in not - hoping for few interventions during birth and just an overall really positive birth experience. Would really like to explore options for pushing, but ultimately going in very open minded. DONA or ICEA preferred but again open to any as long as they are certified - not specific on years of experience. Would love for the doula to also be a lactation consultant if possible hoping to try to breastfeed if possible and also hoping to pump

Hospital birth Unknown budget VBAC is the goal!

I plan to birth at a hospital (Ball Memorial, specifically). I have had a previous GBS positive swap so I am anticipating IV antibiotics will be necessary. Other than that I wish to have as minimal interventions/medications as possible. I desire to go completely unmediated and use hypnobirthing techniques to guide me through labor. I plan to start raspberry leaf tea, dates, evening primrose oil at around 36-37 weeks. Also, I am exploring the benefits of castor oil consumption (2 tbsp) at the start of labor. I am willing to spend whatever is necessary to be supported and coached through my ideal birth

I plan to have a water birth at IU health midwifery center. My budget is less than 1,000 My birth plan is to have a natural delivery in water, using gas or other means for pain management. I want to labor in water, use counter pressure, position changing etc.

I plan to give birth at IU North. I have 6 hours of prenatal/postpartum care covered, as well as an untimed session for birth covered. I am looking to deliver vaginally if possible, am open to an epidural and meds if needed. I am looking to breastfeed. I am covered by Tricare East.

Looking for postpartum support to help with postpartum healing after my c section, light cleaning, newborn care, cooking/ meal prep/nutrition, sibling care (3.5 year old). I want someone with at least 5 years of experience.

I plan to deliver at hospital My budget is around 800 I need help creating one

I am looking for support during pregnancy. I am 9 weeks pregnant at this time. I plan to give birth in a hospital and will be using commercial insurance. I would prefer an African American Doula please.

I plan to give birth at community health network within their midwifery clinic. I am currently 12 weeks pregnant and looking to get more Doula information.

I am giving birth at Riley maternity tower with the IU health midwifery team. I am planning for an unmedicated birth and have anthem medicaid. I am looking for a doula that is covered completely through Medicaid. Preferably a doula with Christian values who has ample experience in a hospital setting and focuses on comfort measures, positions, and advocating for her patient.