Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Austin, TX

I’m looking for a birth doula first to help with labor and delivery as I am delivering in a hospital setting but trying to have a vaginal unmedicated delivery, if possible. Afterwards I will be looking for a postpartum doula and lactation consultant. Hoping to see if anyone nearby is in-network to my insurance as well.

1. Hospital birth 2. Not sure 3. I’m likely having a c-section

Someone highly experienced, educated, and trained in overnight infant care so father and I could sleep through out the night. I am 3 weeks postpartum and struggling greatly physically and mentally taking care of baby.

Planning to birth at a hospital. Hoping for an unmediated birth, delayed cord clamping, Muslim doula if possible 1,500 estimated budget

We are planning a hospital birth, I would like someone who can help me the few weeks prior leading up to birth as well as someone who can be in the room with me and for 40 days of aftercare. Ideally a korean style doula that focuses on taking care of mom!

I’m planning to give birth at St. David’s North Austin Medical Center with Dr. Fiona Esfandiari from Austin Area OB-GYN. My estimated due date is November 1, 2025. My budget for doula support is around $1,200, but I’m open to options if postpartum care is included. I’d like support focused on unmedicated labor techniques, the ability to move freely, and help advocating for delayed cord clamping, uninterrupted skin-to-skin, and breastfeeding within the first hour. My husband will be present and supportive, and we’re looking for someone to guide both of us, especially during early labor and transitions.

1. deciding between home or hospital 2. Would like to use United healthcare doula benefits 3. Fourth pregnancy, hoping for third vbac

$40/hour, postpartum night doula, 3X a week 12-8am

I have Tricare select young adult. I need help managing my anxiety around child birth and support with breastfeeding as a first time mom.

Need someone to help me with baby, husband has high-stress job and I will likely have PPD. Not sure budget yet!

I plan to give birth in a hospital and unmedicated vaginal birth with breastfeeding following

I am not yet pregnant. I am trying to assess possible options. Id like to give birth at home. Water birth would be idea.

🕒 Duration: 1 month, starting in the last week of Jan 2025, after the delivery. Location: Pflugerville, Austin, Texas (TX). - Providing care and support to both the mother and child, including diaper changes and maintaining cleanliness. - Providing with light household chores such as laundry, cleaning, and tidying up. - Providing gentle massages for the baby and mother.

Looking for an experienced doula as I am a first time mom. My baby has been crying alot the past few days, could be gas related but very fussy even after he’s fed. His pediatrician’s NP think we might overfeed him but if he’s not getting enough milk, he will be extra fussy and wont sleep.

Need a sibling doula so my other two children are well when I need to give birth

Looking for a doula to help support labor and postpartum. Delivering in St Davids South Austin

Plan on having a medicated (epidural) birth at North Austin Medical Center. Live in Round Rock. Open to a budget of $35-$50 hourly range. Mainly looking for postpartum doula to help during night time and breastfeeding support. Maybe a birth doula depending on what kind of services are offered by doulas for a medicated birth.

We have so many, but we want someone there pre birth, during birth, and post birth

I am interested in finding help/guidance from a doula during childbirth and for a 3-5 sessions postpartum. This will be my first baby. 1. Hospital birth 2. Budget for birth doula: $1000 3. Budget for postpartum care: $1000

⸻ I’m looking for a birth doula who can support me during early labor at home and stay with me through delivery at the hospital. My estimated budget is $500. I’m planning for a normal vaginal delivery with as few medical interventions as possible. It’s important to me to have someone experienced who can provide emotional support, comfort measures, and help me stay calm and informed throughout the process.