Find Doula Jobs in Auburn, WA

We plan on giving birth at true north birthing center in Poulsbo. Budget is between $1000-1500 (if it’s a one time fee). Plan currently is to go home almost immediately after birth and get settled. We have a 14 month old who will be 16 months by the new baby’s birth, and dad will be home on leave to take care of him so he’ll just need the extra support from a doula to take care of me for the first two weeks. She has necessary midwife certifications with 2+ years of experience. Only needs to be fluent in English. I’m 26 and a stay at home mom. No special needs just basically need the additional emotional and physical support that comes along with a new baby! Only additional responsibilities to taking care of myself and the new baby is helping my fiancé with house tidiness if he’s completely overwhelmed

I plan to give birth at st Micheal’s in Silverdale. I am a high risk pregnancy, looking for emotional help and guidance. I have a 1 year old and the birth was traumatic. Just need a support system to help, not 100% what exactly I need but I had a doula as a nurse at the hospital and she made me so comfortable, looking for that again this pregnancy.

We are looking for an experienced postpartum doula/night nurse to provide some additional support for our newborn daughter, Joni. Joni was born five weeks early on August 3 and is doing great. Because she was premature, experience caring for newborns and ideally preemies is important to us. We currently have a wonderful night nurse four nights a week (Sunday–Wednesday) through the first week of October. We are potentially looking to add one additional night of overnight support each week on a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. We are also looking for daytime support 1–2 days per week, particularly once my husband returns to work on September 8. During the day, we are currently triple feeding every three hours (breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and pumping), so an extra set of hands would be incredibly helpful. Support could include preparing and washing bottles and pump parts, helping with light baby-related dishes and laundry, assisting during feeds, and caring for Joni while I rest or nap during one of her sleep windows. At night, we modify our feeding routine so that I can pump every 3–4 hours while the caregiver handles Joni’s bottle feeds and newborn care. We are looking for someone who is warm, reliable, and very comfortable with newborn care. Infant CPR certification and significant newborn experience are strongly preferred. Experience with premature babies, postpartum support, and breastfeeding/pumping families would be a big plus. Our schedule has some flexibility, and we would be happy to discuss which daytime hours and/or overnight shift work best. Our estimated budget is $50–$75/hour depending on experience, certifications, and whether the shift is daytime or overnight.

Looking for doula help postpartum. Looking for two kinds, a day time doula and a nighttime doula. This is our first child and we are unsure what to expect with the newborn stage. Must be in network with Carrot.

Giving birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland Looking for doula support through birth as well as post partum support and night nurse support through the night for a short period. Mother is 36. Would like support with sleep training, light cleaning. Possibly cooking but are exploring options.

Gay husbands having first baby via IVF. Interested in a live in doula first two weeks to help with organization, expedited learning how to take care of baby. Want them to follow American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’m military but I want civilian doctors. My birth plan is that I don’t want an epidural unless I truly need it. I want it to be the last resort. I don’t mind pitocin. I want my golden hour. 30 minutes for me and 30 for dad. I don’t want a catheter unless needed. I don’t want to bathe baby until later. I want delayed cord clamping. I want to labor at home for as long as possible.

I have no idea what doulas do. I’m interested in learning more about what services are available. I am pregnant with my 4th child and single this time around. Delivering at capital medical center. Between Christmas and Jan 6th. I’m 42. This pregnancy is different for me because I’m doing it alone. Overwhelmed at home.

Giving birth at UW NW Hospital. I have tricare for insurance

I want good years of experience. Take care of child and if needed do household chores

I plan to give birth in my home, and have a water tub available. I do not have a budget. I want my birth to be in my living room, with a warm tub of water available. I want to be able to go into any position I feel is needed. I would like delayed cord clamping, and no vaccines or shots of any sorts after baby is born, and to keep the vernix caseosa on after birth for at least 24 hours. I would like my husband to be there, and possibly my mother, along with a midwife and a doula. I would like some music, and support from everyone in the room. if a medical emergency were to happen, there is a fire station across the street, and hospital is 10-15 minutes away. This is my first pregnancy, and I would love a happy and safe home birth. I am still actively researching.

Im giving birth at home, around 300 for our budget. I want to do it naturally, deyladed cord clamping, having a water birth. I want someone experienced, someone who is kind and won't rush through my birth

First baby in snohomish WA looking for doula for first 3 months

I’m looking for overnight newborn care in Mill Creek, WA. Who is eligible or can become eligible through Carrot Fertility. We’re looking for a fairly substantial commitment: approximately February through April 2027 (about 3 months), ideally 5 nights/week and at least 40 hours/week of overnight care. Something around 10 PM–6 AM would work well, although we’re flexible on the exact overnight schedule. We are flexible on the Hourly rate. Our priority is finding someone highly experienced and dependable who can provide consistent overnight newborn care for the full three months. Thank you so much!

First hill in Seattle, hospital delivery. Need help with birth doula and maybe postpartum too

We are planning to give birth at Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue and are looking for postpartum doula support to help us transition into life with our new baby. We are hoping to utilize our insurance benefits for postpartum doula services, so we would prefer a provider who is experienced with insurance reimbursement or can provide the necessary documentation for us to submit to insurance. Our main priorities are practical, hands-on support during the postpartum period. Help with light cleaning, tidying, laundry, and especially preparing simple, nutritious meals would be greatly appreciated. We would also value guidance and support as new parents, including newborn care, feeding support, establishing routines, and general postpartum education. We are looking for a certified and experienced postpartum doula who is warm, patient, reliable, and comfortable working with new parents. We are open to different levels of experience and would appreciate someone who can communicate clearly in English. Additional language skills are a plus but are not required. The care recipient will be our newborn baby, along with support for the birthing parent during postpartum recovery. We are expecting a healthy newborn and do not currently anticipate any special medical needs. We would appreciate support with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep routines, and helping us feel more confident caring for our baby. Our estimated budget will depend on what is covered by insurance, and we are hoping to maximize our available postpartum doula benefits. We are primarily interested in postpartum support at home, with a focus on newborn care, household assistance, cooking, and helping our family get settled during the first weeks after birth.

Our First baby and need support for my partner at Kirkland WA

I plan to give birth at a hospital (at Multicare Capital Medical Center). My insurance covers $2000 for a doula. I do not know my birth plan yet.

Providence in Everett $2000 Aiming for a Natural birth

Snohomish, WA No budget. Natural birth at the hospital in case of emergency.