Find Doula Jobs in Bethesda, MD

Hello I’m currently 33 weeks pregnant looking for a doula near me, accepting insurance (Medicaid).

plan to give birth in a hospital, hoping to avoid c-section if possible, considering going unmedicated but open to low dose epidural if necessary, hoping to have a doula who is a good advocate and guide.

Night time feeding while I sleep. Prepare light meals

-Home birth Budget of 2000 maximum - As time gets closer start the set up process for home birth.

CareFirst BCBS BlueChoice HMO covered doula for either vaginal delivery or scheduled C-section. I’m planning to give birth at VHC.

I’m not sure of these questions yet. I am still searching for a hospital. First time mom so Im not sure of budgets.

I want to learn about the birthing process. I am a black woman and want to know all my options besides the ones my doctors say. I am having my baby at holy cross hospital. I am not sure of the price range for a budget. My doctor says I need to have a csection because of my scars from myomectomy.

Hello, My name is Karen, and I’d love to know if you are currently accepting Medicaid clients and if you would be available to attend a birth at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, MD. I’d also like to learn more about what is included in your doula services for Medicaid clients. If it’s easier, I’d be happy to schedule a call to talk more about your services and availability. Thank you so much! I look forward to hearing from you. Best, Karen

Second baby due mid-October. Toddler will be in daycare. My husband will be home with me the first month or so, so looking for a daytime, postpartum doula two or three days a week for 3 hours at a time starting in mid/late November for one month or so. Budget is around $40/hour. Hoping for help with newborn care in addition to laundry and general tidying of living space. We have house cleaners every two weeks - just need help with picking up/tidying the toddler craziness in between.

I plan to give birth at Howard County General Hospital that is connected with Johns Hopkins. My OB is through Capital Women's Care in Fulton/Maple Lawn, and the OBs rotate there. I had a c-section December 2022, and I believe I was pressured into this when it was unnecessary based on speaking with doctors, friends, and family since. I want a VBAC. I do not have a large budget. I'm trying to figure out how my doulas cost. My family is willing to help a little thankfully. I'm guestimating my budget is $2k. I want someone that will advocate for me, encourage me, and help me to have a VBAC, as last time I was continually pressured to have, and my husband could not advocate for me to keep going and trying. I felt guilty about his anxieties for me, which led me to take an unnecessary and harder process of the c-section, and ended up being much scarier for both of us.

First baby, planning to go unmedicated, giving birth in Adventist healthcare (Gaithersburg)

Hospital birth doula accepting bc/bs federal employees insurance.

Looking for a BCBS participating Doula for birth, post partum and lactation needs in hospital or home

Third baby. Hoping to TOLAC for a VBA2c. Planning for a hospital birth. Max budget of $2,000

United Healthcare is my insurance. This is my 2nd baby

It is my first child and we would like to do a hospital birth that have the assistance and guidance/support from a doula. Hoping to have a doula to advocate for me to give me the highest chances of having a natural birth without c section.

Seeking a doula to help prepare better for my third baby due in February. I’ve had two vaginal hospital deliveries but was induced with my first and I ended up with an epidural with my second because I wasn’t prepared for a long labor and ended up with bad baby positioning and pelvic girdle pain.

Hospital birth $500-$1000 Vaginal birth (Vbac) at hospital

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. My budget is around $1500. My ideal birth plan, I want my husband in the room. I want to be able to walk around or be on a birthing ball. I want to try to have a natural birth but if I get to be in too much pain I want an epidural. This will be my second birth. I’m not opposed to an epidural. I want to try to have a natural birth but it any complications come up and a c-section is necessary I’m also not opposed, whatever is safe for me and baby. I want to have help with breathing techniques and coaching when it’s time to push. I don’t want forceps used, if help for baby is needed than I’m not opposed to the vacuum as a last option (avoid if possible). Delayed cord clamping for 2 mins. Skin to skin with mom and dad. I want to breast feed.

Looking for a labor doula. Would have a hospital birth. 1st baby.