Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Bentonville, AR

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. My budget is $1,800. My birth plan is to go all natural for as long as possible, delayed cord cutting, and thats all I have so far.

Giving birth at a hospital, someone who accepts Medicaid

1. memorial hermann hospital (med center) 2. hoping my insurance will cover doula services 3. i have a pdf with a listed birth plan

I will be giving birth at Women's Hospital I'm looking for an unmedicated birth as both my mom and sister were allergic to pain meds I have Tricare insurance this is my first baby and he is due in January.

I plan on birthing at woman’s hospital. I want to try and go without epidural the longest I possibly can but I do eventually want to get the epidural due to the fear of possibly tearing and feeling the stitching up part. I don’t want pitocin at all. I also don’t want to lay in the bed the whole experience. My budget is no more than $700.

I need a doulla to be with me because i have no body to be with me in my delivery day

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I do not have an estimated budget at this time. My birth plan includes dim lighting, soft background music, delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin contact, pain management(epidural) at my request. Absolutely no C-section unless it’s a life or death emergency. Baby will remain in the room at all times. Only My husband and doula are allowed in the delivery room

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Vaginally and medication free to Mono-Di twins. I need a Doula that accepts Tricare.

I plan to deliver at a hospital. I need a doula for support through the labor & delivery process as well as advocacy. I plan to have a medicated birth (epidural), if possible & a vaginal delivery. This is my 3rd pregnancy (1st one ended in stillbirth) & I am currently being monitored for a large baby & advanced maternal age. I am unsure what the costs of a doula are but I plan to use my insurance.

Hey I’m Nkisha and I’m looking for a midwife to help me deliver a baby in a calm and safe way I need a guider to help calm my mind

birthing center water birth 10k quiet room dim lights free to move 4/5 people continous monitoring immediate skin to skin delayed cord clamping breastfeeding keep my placenta prioritieze mine and baby health

1. Hospital 2. Insurance covered 3. Natural delivery with medication and epidural as needed, delayed cord clamping, relaxation during labor

1. North Austin Medical Center 2. Unknown 3. Avoid C-section

I plan on giving birth at St David’s North Austin medical center Unsure of my budget. I would really like to do an unmedicated birth

Birthing center or hospital (still deciding) Looking for in-network with BCBS PPO plan

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

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 will be having the baby at Grandview Medical Center, I don’t have a budget. I plan on having an epidural and either going into labor naturally (mucus plug breaks on its own) or getting induced if my baby is past the 40 week point.

I plan to give birth to my 4th baby at home. I have had a lot of stressful events happen during this pregnancy that have discouraged me in many ways. I haven't had any reliable transportation really to get back and forth to doctors visits so my doctor dropped me as a patient. I just feel it would be less of a headache to do it from the comfort of my own home. My budget is $500-$800 with a payment plan of some sort. I'm already 35 weeks so it wouldn't be very many visits.

I plan on giving birth at home. Estimated budget of $8,000. I would like a home water birth, as natural as possible (no epidural), in a squatting position, delayed umbilical cord clamping, breathing exercises instead of pain medications, remaining active during labor, and medical/hospital intervention only if absolutely necessary.