Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Baytown, TX

I am looking to do a home birth with a midwife experienced in VBAC. I would like no medication and the least amount of medical intervention possible.

I am debating between giving birth at home or at a hospital. I hear women of color die more often in Tx hospitals than anywhere else so I’m very hesitant. I don’t want to lie down during labor, I want to squat. I am not sure what my budget is quite yet but I do want someone experienced. This will be my first child, my mother will fly down and stay for two months to help. But once she leaves I may or may not need help with sleep.

Portuguese speaker. I plan to give birth in the hospital.

Home is where I would like to be. I want to find someone my insurance covers and I don’t really have birthplan yet .

Giving birth at HCA Clear Lake in Webster, Texas. Budget. Up to $1500. I would like to labor without analgesics and epidural for as long as possible but it's my first birth so I'm open to an epidural. I'd like a former nurse or certified nurse midwife to help me with switching positions to get baby down in the correct position and keep me moving when nurses can't come in to see me.

We plan on having a hospital birth. I don’t have much money so I’m not sure my estimated budget. I just plan on having the baby at the hospital and then transitioning back home.

Will be delivering in a hospital setting alone and looking for support during labor and delivery. My hope is to deliver vaginally and unmedicated, but this is a high risk pregnancy.

i want to give birth at home , an unassisted birth but i do want a doula to help with the baby birth certificate process and to make sure the baby okay

This is my third child. I want to do this natural and minimal medications. I want to be able to over come the pain and do what was always intended for my body to handle. The epidural has gave me more trauma then actual birth or anything after. I plan to give birth at HCA clear lake or Houston Methodist clear lake. My budget for this is on the lower end, being under $650

1) HCA Health in Webster, TX 2) I’m not very sure on a budget as I haven’t done much research. 3) I want to try to go unmedicated, not lying on my back, I want open mobility, a calm and uplifting environment and I want everything to feel natural.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I don't have a budget because I'm hoping Tricare will pay for everything. I don't have a birth plan at the moment. I'm high risk according to my obgyn so I'm not sure. My insurance is Tricare.

Im 33 weeks in need of a Doula that accepts Tx Children Medicade. I can’t pay out of pocket. Seriously Inquiries Only!

I plan to give birth in a hospital but want to birth at home for as long as possible. I’d like to have a natural unmedicated birth. Our budget is probably around or less than 2k

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My budget is $3,000.00 total. I reside in Humble TX , I plan to have a water birth. I want a doula with experience. Someone who is patient and on time. Someone who really loves to do this and just isn’t here for the money.

I’m not 100% sure, this is my first time and my first baby

I plan on giving birth at The Women's Hospital of Texas, my insurance provider is Tricare West, and my birth plan is simple, I do want to be medicated, I am keeping my placenta, and I am doing delayed cord clamping until baby's cord is white and no longer pulsating.

I need help during labor process, vaginal no tear

I wouldn't mind a hospital birth, but a water birth is my choice. I have insurance with Aetna, so whatever my insurance doesn't cover is my budget...? If you don't work with insurance, ideally I'm not trying to go over 6k. I prefer a holistic and natural approach. I need someone I can contact easily that will respond withing a couple hours and not 24 hours. I prefer a midwife/doula that is a POC, has a background in ancient traditional birthing, and knows herbs better than me. I don't want Westernized typical American care where I'm just another dollar to the facility and not a patient growing a little human. Ideally, my midwife/doula is compassionate, can be funny where space allows, and is very knowledgeable and can handle emergencies if the case cause for it rather than automatically pressing for cesarean.

I plan to have an unmedicated birth in the hospital (UTMB Galveston), I want as few interventions as possible. I'd like a doula's help at the birth, with starting to breastfeed, and perhaps a few visits postpartum. My budget is $2,000.