Find Birth Doula Jobs in Arkansas

Birth in a hospital. Ideally no more than $2000. Prenatal and birth services.

Looking for someone to provide prenatal care during my pregnancy and support during the birthing process. Wanting a natural birth, no invasive measures. New to the area, looking to end up about 30 mins outside the fort smith area into Oklahoma.

hospital birth, it’s my first pregnancy so i would feel comfortable with knowing i have someone helping me. i don’t have a birth plan at the moment.

Giving birth in Searcy Arkansas, at unity hospital. As natural as possible. I do have gestational diabetes. Would love postpartum help as well, but a birthing doula is what’s most important.

Would really love a home birth for baby number 2 but also a little nervous about it.

I plan to give birth in a hospital either Baptist or UAMS. I have Arkansas pregnancy Medicaid. This is my first time having a child and giving birth I need assistance with creating a birth plan. I prefer an experienced doula who can specialize in high risk pregnancy with past miscarriages & first time moms. I would prefer a doula who can assist me with prenatal tips (breastfeeding assistance, pelvic floor exercises etc) birth and postpartum assistance.

We need a midmife for the birth and pre birth check ups. We want a home birth

Home water birth Coaching Laughing gas No epidural

A doula for a water birth with reasonable price.

Need someone who will is trustworthy and easy with first time moms. Near saline memorial hospital Benton ar. I need someone to help plan the birth

Giving birth in a hospital $800 max is my budget 3+ years of experience Birth doula for support during labor, exercise tips that can help speed labor or additional help with any complications that comes up

I just want unmedicated birth, no plan really set in place A budget friendly option Go with the flow is my plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. I am hoping to find a doula that accepts Medicade. I would like to keep my placenta, birth in my desired position, go into labor naturally with no induction.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, budget around $500 and will guidance with birth plan

I hope to have a home birth. I have a flexible budget of $3,000. I plan to have an I medicated birth.

I am currently searching for a doula and am seeking as much support and guidance as possible during and after my pregnancy. I am due in August, and this will be my second child after a 13-year gap. I’ll be turning 35 this year and have been labeled as “high risk,” which has left me feeling overwhelmed, confused, and honestly terrified. Aside from my age, I have not been given a clear explanation as to why I am considered high risk. My original OB-GYN, who delivered my son, passed away shortly after his birth. Since then, I was assigned to another provider based on availability. Unfortunately, my current doctor no longer delivers babies. He reached out to colleagues on my behalf, but I was denied care and advised to seek a high-risk provider—without being given documentation, clear reasoning, or even a referral to a high-risk OB. At this point, I feel lost not only in finding appropriate medical care for myself and my baby, but also in understanding my pregnancy risks and options. I am seeking a doula who is committed to helping me navigate this journey—someone who can assist with locating reliable medical resources, provide support during delivery in a hospital setting. I am interested in a VBAC, and offer guidance and care postpartum.

I will be giving birth naturally in a hospital and would love to have a medical midwife attend. I will be delaying cord cutting and insisting on golden hour contact for myself and my husband. I would love to have a tub available, but definitely want to be prepared with holistic physical education about how to move, prepare, and position during labor, and best practices for recovery. I'd prefer to spend less than $3000 if possible, but quality of care is the priority.