Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Berwyn, IL

Plan to give birth in a hospital due to no local birth center. I am unaware how much a doula cost. I want to do fully unmedicated if possible! I am 27 my boyfriend is 30. I am hoping to be able to build a connection to ask questions and learn about my body during and after pregnancy.

1) Central DuPage HospitaL 2) I would like to spend no more than $1,000 for a birth doula. May consider other services as well 3) VBAC, avoid c-section (very traumatic), open to all pain relief options but want epidural to be the last resort, open to medical interventions if other suggestions (walking, taking a shower, peanut ball, or different laboring positions) don't work

I plan to give birth at home using a water birth, budget is $100-$1500. Doula should have at least 4 years of experience and an elderly doula would be preferred

Hospital , natural , cigna insurance. Prefer bilingual- Spanish and English

Hi! My name is Emma and I’m currently looking for a doula for my delivery in early September! I was recommended you by my midwife and was wondering if you had availability? I look forward to hearing from you.

Hospital birth, tricare coverage Birth plan is to avoid pitocin

Night time support for newborn and mother. Assistance with caring for baby so mother can sleep

Support, in person visits, someone by my side!!!!!

I plan to give birth at Advocate Sherman in Elgin IL. I don’t have an exact budget, an I would just like someone aside from my husband who is able to speak up for me and assist me with laboring the way I want to. I also have major anxiety about postpartum because I suffered the loss of my first born at a month old.

Just someone who can be there with me and speak up for me when I can't and help me have an easy birth while being high risk pregnant

Looking for overnight newborn care. This can be a night nanny or doula.

I really wanted to be educated about birth practices and be guided in the natural but safe process of having a baby in hospital but someone I can trust to help me advocate for certain practices not to be rushed. I plan on giving birth at crown point Franciscan via VBAC I HAVE Indiana MEDICAID so whatever they would cover I want some medical intervention but I want help practicing different techniques that I can use to help me through the birth process without as much medical intervention. I really don’t want to be rushed through this process and miss vital things that could give amazing benefits for my baby or cause more harm or trauma to me. I would like someone who has several years experience with guiding moms though birth in a hospital setting vs just home birth with history of c section