Find Doula Jobs in Boston, MA

First baby, planning for a hospital birth at MGH in Boston. Hoping to find someone who accepts BCBS insurance (supposedly I have doula coverage). My goal is a vaginal delivery, I am leaning towards an epidural, but willing to see how things progress. Budget $2,000. “ Doula services are covered for both home and hospital births. The coverage limit is $2,000 per rolling 9-month period, starting when the first claim is received. Coverage is subject to clinical appropriateness and is applied at the in-network level; out-of-network providers are paid up to the in-network level.”

We’re expecting our first baby, due late December / early January- 12/31, and we’re looking for an experienced, certified Newborn Care Specialist for overnight support starting when we come home from the hospital. We live in [personal details hidden] in Boston. Schedule: 2-3 nights a week, about 10pm–7am for roughly 6 weeks. Because of the due date, the start date needs some flexibility, and we’ll need coverage through the holidays. Feeding: We plan to breastfeed. We’d like the baby brought to mom for night feeds, with a pumped bottle for one feed so she can get a longer stretch of sleep. Lactation experience is a plus. Sleep goals: We’d like help building healthy sleep habits and gradually lengthening night stretches, always following AAP safe-sleep guidelines. As first-time parents, we’d really value someone who teaches us along the way, including a quick morning handoff on how the night went. Must-haves: Newborn care training (NCSA or INA-recognized) Current infant CPR and First Aid Recent family references Up-to-date Tdap, flu, and COVID vaccines A backup plan if you’re sick Comfortable with a senior dog in the home

Looking for placenta encapsulation with preference to someone who can do locally in boston north shore

Seeking a labor and delivery doula Delivering at Brigham and Women's Budget is $2,500 No birth plan

Black Doula, spiritual Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Provide your estimated budget Describe your birth plan Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.)

Second baby, delivering at Mount Auburn with the Midwives, looking for someone to support me and my partner with in-home labor ahead of labor in the hospital. Budget is $1500 and I'm based in Cambridge, MA. Ideally want to find a doula who has experienced many births at Mount Auburn and has experience supporting second births.

First baby, planning on an unmedicated birth, south shore/ boston area

First baby, hospital birth at mt Auburn, un medicated if safe to do so, bilingual Spanish and English speaker

Plan to give birth at Winchester Hospital. Having my first baby and hoping to have a low-intervention vaginal birth. I'm still considering/learning about specific plan details. I'm more nervous about feeling rushed or pressured by hospital staff than I am nervous about birth itself, and I'm looking for someone to advocate for and support the experience I want to have within a hospital setting.

Would like someone with nurse experience. Would like help with postpartum care for light household assistance, light child care for things like showering/naps/etc

Single mom by choice, [personal details hidden], has 3.5 year old [personal details hidden], giving birth after [personal details hidden]! Looking for 1-3 nights a week in January and beyond.

-Hospital -Should be covered by insurance but out of pocket 1000-2000 -We are pregnant with twins so likely induced vaginal or planned C-section.

Hi! I’m expecting my third baby in March 2027 and am looking for a postpartum doula in the Saugus/North Shore area. I’m especially interested in overnight newborn support during the first several weeks postpartum so I can prioritize recovery and sleep while also caring for my two older children. I’m planning a C-section. I have MassHealth and am specifically looking for a provider who accepts MassHealth for postpartum services. I’d love to know what postpartum/overnight support you offer, your availability around March, whether overnight hours can be billed to MassHealth, and your rates for any hours not covered by insurance. Thank you!

first baby, I live in [personal details hidden] Massachusetts looking for overnight Newborn Care help

Boston ma [name hidden] birth certificate no pain mecdine

This is my 2nd baby, and I'm planning to give birth at Beverly Hospital. [personal details hidden], and my dream birth this time around would be to have the baby naturally, vbac. I have MA health, so I'm hoping to find a doula that is covered by my insurance, or if not then someone who offers a sliding scale since I don't have a big budget.

Second pregnancy, plan to give birth at Brigham and Women’s on Francis st, Boston. Plan to most likely get an epidural. Looking for breastfeeding and pumping support. Plan to use Mass health insurance

hospital birth, $1,000, hypnobirthing epidural, speaks spanish

first baby, hospital birth, planning for unmedicated, looking for help during birth and to help my partner support me, need to be in network for TRICARE select

Someone to help with myself going into labor someone that understands that I will push for the delay cord. The vaccines will be held until 6-12 months.