Find Doula Jobs in Ashland, MA

Newton Wellesley hospital - $1500-$2000 - developing a birth plan currently with minimal to no vaccines. We are looking to avoid all vaccines possible and spending time doing research to decide after 3-12 months postpartum.

3rd baby after 3 miscarriages, my husbands first baby. I want a more natural birth plan. in person as I need to vibe with the person, again im not far along but im also a planner. I have no trust in the medical field and would like a more natural approach like a midwife etc.

Looking for a doula in training who would like to attend my birth as my doula. I plan to give birth at Mt. Auburn hospital. It will be my second birth (first was with a doula and unmedicated). I am hoping for someone who is looking for the experience and can provide free/reduced cost doula services.

Hoping for a natural holistic home birth with minimal medical interventions, budget up to 5,000$, due date is 5/12/2027

I plan to give birth at UMass memorial. 1-2k budget. My current birth plan is to have intermittent monitoring, not have an epidural, and limit overall interventions

I would like an experienced provider who’s used to caring for families with more than one child. I would need more help with my toddler and support for myself post partum. I would need support for 4 hours a day for 8-12 weeks. My budget is around 1,200 per month

Looking for a postpartum doula to help me overnight in the hospital

Second birth, planned c section at Emerson hospital, patient of concord ob/gyn. Struggled most with postpartum sleep deprivation

I’m not sure I need help with it a birth plan. I will be giving birth at a hospital

first baby, hospital birth, planning for unmedicated, looking for help during birth and to help my partner support me, need to be in network for TRICARE select

We live in Boston. We are looking for a doula to come to the hospital with us when I go into labor. I would like them to help us advocate for my birth plan & to help me with moving around in a way that helps progress labor and also for me to relax into the pain. I will give birth at Brigham and Women's Hospital. I am looking for a doula who accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield

This is my first pregnancy, and because I am naturally a very anxious person, it is especially important to me to have a trusted support person in the delivery room who can help advocate for me. I want to ensure that my wishes are clearly communicated and respected throughout labor and delivery, as I may feel overwhelmed in the moment. Having someone act as my voice will help me feel more comfortable, supported, and confident, and will also help ensure that neither I nor my family feel overlooked during this experience. I will be giving birth at UMass Memorial and am covered by Mass General Brigham insurance, and I want to take proactive steps to make sure my care team understands and honors my needs.

-Hospital -Should be covered by insurance but out of pocket 1000-2000 -We are pregnant with twins so likely induced vaginal or planned C-section.

Seeking a labor and delivery doula Delivering at Brigham and Women's Budget is $2,500 No birth plan

First baby, hospital birth at mt Auburn, un medicated if safe to do so, bilingual Spanish and English speaker

Plan to give birth at Winchester Hospital. Having my first baby and hoping to have a low-intervention vaginal birth. I'm still considering/learning about specific plan details. I'm more nervous about feeling rushed or pressured by hospital staff than I am nervous about birth itself, and I'm looking for someone to advocate for and support the experience I want to have within a hospital setting.

Black Doula, spiritual Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Provide your estimated budget Describe your birth plan Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.)

First time mom planning on having a hospital birth. I’m definitely planning on getting an epidural, I don’t think I’d be able to handle the pain without it. One of my biggest concerns is tearing and I would love a doula who could help me prevent this (I know it’s not always possible). But someone who could help with breathing methods and overall staying calm and positive. My budget is $1,500-2,000

Hi there! We are looking for overnight help for our newborn boy, expected in mid November. We are looking for someone kind, caring, compassionate, and open to 5 days a week, 10 hours per night (probably 9 pm - 7 am). We live in the South End of Boston and have private parking + a spare room. We are looking for someone with a Post Partum Doula certification that is able to work with Carrot Fertility Benefits. Thank you!

My husband and I are delighted to be expecting our first child and are looking for doula support for a hospital or birth center birth in Boston. Our total budget is $1,000-$1,500, and we’re hoping to find support that includes: - Editing and refining my birth plan into a clear, one-page summary. - An in-person session to practice coping techniques for labor. - In-person support at home during early labor. - Ongoing support at the hospital or birth center, helping me communicate my birth plan, advocate for my preferences, ask questions, and make informed decisions. - Staying after the birth to help with initial breastfeeding and latch. My goal is a safe, unmedicated vaginal, downward labor type birth with minimal intervention when medically appropriate. My priorities include consent before examinations and procedures, freedom to move and choose birth positions, a calm and low-light environment, and immediate skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding support. I remain open to medically necessary interventions after an informed discussion whenever circumstances allow. Please let me know whether you can offer these services within our budget.