Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Biloxi, MS

Looking for someone to help educate me on making decisions concerning my labor and delivery experience. I do plan on giving birth in the hospital. I’m on Medicaid, which is what I’d need to use to cover a doula, and as of right now my birth plan is to have a natural, medicated, birth.

Hospital 1,500 Trying for vaginal and natural birth Hopefully no epidural

Someone to answer questions that I have so I don’t always have to go to the doctor and somebody to help me through hard times when my husband is at work and for small classes of things to expect and how to handle it this is my second baby

1. Hospital 2. $4,000 3. Holistic care prior to delivery & during postpartum

1. Hospital 2. 1000 3. I want a calm and supportive environment Lights dim if possible Limited people in the room Open to epidural I would like to change positions.

I plan to give birth at home in a comfortable and calm environment. I want my birth to feel natural, peaceful, and supported. I’m looking for someone who is experienced with home births and can help guide me through labor while keeping the atmosphere relaxed and positive. My budget is flexible depending on the services provided, but I’m hoping to stay within a reasonable range. My birth plan is to have a natural birth at home with strong support. I want someone who can help with breathing techniques, comfort measures, and emotional support throughout labor. I’m looking for someone who can help me stay calm, confident, and focused during the process and who respects my birth preferences while also helping ensure a safe delivery.

In need of a (CM) certified midwife or doula. I've had a C section once back in 2022 and am being rejected from every home birthing/birthing center because of it. I live in Alabama. I want to have a waterbirth more than anything. Even if I have to do it at home. I want to do it naturally on my own and just be able to have someone there to step in if something goes wrong.

Not really sure but was told looking for a birthing doula was a good idea

i plan on giving birth at the hospital. my estimated budget is 300 i have medicaid so i do not know if it covers for that. i do not want to give birth laying down in water or squatting is preferred. i want to do delayed cord cutting until the cord runs white and i only want two people in the room with me during birth which is my mom and boyfriend (& whoever is helping me)

1. Home if possible 2. Insurance covered 3. Unassisted pushing, no intervention, delayed cord cutting, no vaccines right away.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m not sure how much I can spend on one, what are the rates? I just want someone to be an advocate for me so they won’t cut the cord to quick and so they won’t force their “hospital policy” on me . I don’t want an induction, I want a one hundred percent natural birth.

I plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center. Undecided. My budget is $3000 or less. I am yet to have a birth plan. I would like someone to walk me through all stages of of pregnancy and child birth.

I plan to give birth in Greenville Ms, I need a doula that can be covered with Ms Medicaid, and I need help coming up with a birth plan. This is my first pregnancy and I have so much anxiety. I would prefer to have an African-American woman doula.

Looking for a doula to help assist hospital birth and pregnancy journey.

I would like to give birth at home. I would preferably like to give birth in water.

1. Hospital 2. Up to $1000 3. I would like to do another unmedicated birth. I would like to labor (in part) in a tub if available.

Need someone descreet who can deliveer at home and help with pain, as well as getting the baby to an adoption place after. remaining anonymous is main thing .its last second could be any second and i have no one and i cant go to hospital.

1. In a hospital.. preferably water birth 2. 1,500 3. I’m not sure

Looking for a birth doula. Planning on getting induced at 39 weeks at the hospital.

I would like someone to help me stay unmediated during labor as I am getting medically induced at 37 weeks due to high blood pressure.