Find Doula Jobs in Blaine, MN

Searching for a doula (for my daughter) who has experience working with single mom’s and bipolar/anxiety (well-managed and stable but want support especially in the postpartum phase to ensure mom and baby thrive).

Edina or surrounding area. $2500-3000 Don’t have a birth plan yet 3-5 years of experience preferred

Hi I am a mother of now about to be my 6th child and had 1st as c section then 4 vbacs in hospital and now pregnant 13 years later with my 6th baby and have always wanted to do water birth, but have been told that I can’t in a hospital because I am considered high risk… So now that I’ve done some research I’ve decided I want to do it at home without medication and as natural as possible and in water bath too… We don’t want to know sex of baby either so having that be a surprise too Thanks for taking time to read this and I am Confident that I can have at home natural labor with help of doula I plan to give birth in my house in Hopkins and go to Abbott hospital after baby is born

First pregnancy and birth at 41 years old. Need someone who can support and older mother. I plan to give birth in a hospital and want to do an epidural but have some fear due to prior health issues. I would love 1-2 meetings prior to delivery and support in hospital during birthing. Would love to spend $1000 or less.

It’s my first baby, I’m hoping for a natural birth with the nitrogen oxide (the laughing gas stuff) and maybe even for a water birth if I enjoy it. I also want training in how to breastfeed, care for a newborn, and just labor and delivery. I’m 20 years old. I am still deciding on where I’ll be giving birth at, as I’m moving currently closer to the cities (but still 20-30 minutes away. My insurance covers a doula. I have blue earth shield insurance.

I'm giving birth in a hospital and hope to have a natural birth. This is my second child. I had breastfeeding struggles with the first and would love someone who can help with that. I will be 35 at time of birth. If the doula wouldn't mind watching the baby for a few hours so I could get sleep after birth that would be amazing. Someone who is Christian would also be a plus. I'm hoping to find someone who also works with my insurance

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but hope to have minimal interventions unless absolutely medically necessary. This is my first pregnancy via IVF after dealing with infertility, and I would like someone who is sensitive to that.

We plan to give birth at the hospital. Currently looking for someone in network with my insurance but we don’t have a set budget. We are open to a natural or medicated birth plan but would like to start with a natural plan

Hospital birth Natural but willing to get epidural

I plan to give birth at Lakeview Hospital with a Midwife.

I want to give birth at a birth center and have an umm medicated birth.

Birth doula for first pregnancy. Birth at hospital in Hudson Wisconsin. I want as natural of a birth as possible. Not sure of budget

Need doula help for labor at home to until I go to hospital. Wants to monitor baby health until I’m 5 cm dilated at home if water doesn’t break.

First baby. Planning on birthing center or possibly home. Need help/ guidance on what to do before, birthing, and post partum

Hospital birth, aiming for vba2c, want till deliver in Maple Grove or at Methodist, have a history of gestational downers and have a high bmi. Want a doula with experience advocating for patients rights and desires in clinically high risk pregnancies and deliveries

Birth location: North Memorial Hospital- Maple Grove, MN Price range: $600 Leaning towards a medicated birth.

I will be delivering at MN Health Fairview Clinic in Princeton, MN. I am on Medical Assistance, so I am looking for someone who takes Medical Insurance. My plan is to go unmedicated with laughing gas through contractions. My room will be low light, calming music, minimal motoring, labor in water and moving around.

I'd like to have some help during labor. This is my first child and I don't know what to expect or know any pain relief methods. I plan to give birth at a hospital and would like to avoid an epidural if possible.

My current plan is to deliver at Saint Francis Hospital, but I am open to other suggestions. I heard the Scheduler say that they are going through a lot of changes which makes me nervous. Being in the healthcare field, I know that patient care gets overlooked when these changes are happening. I do not know the average cost of Doula services. Am I able to use an HSA plan? My requirements for the provider is that they have assisted in 20 or more births. I would like them to be a good teacher as I like to learn about the process. I have done one of my physical therapy clinicals as a physical therapist and pelvic health and would like to understand what my body is going through from a personal perspective. My birth plan is in the process of being created. Ideally, as little intervention as possible. I don’t want to rule out use of pain medication‘s as I have no idea how I’ll feel on the day of labor, however, most of the people I know who have gotten an epidural look back in regret it due to it stalling and /or slowing their labor. I need somebody who can take the responsibility off of my husband too help me navigate those decisions on the day of. I just want him to be able to be present and help me.

Hospital. Not sure on budget. I do not know what my birth plan is.