Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Boston, MA

Would like support / help during the first 6 weeks post delivery. Need coverage through Carot benefits provided through work. We will be giving birth at Beth Israel and live in the North End of Boston. We have a budget of $8-$10k.

1.Currently with MGH hospital, considering switching to Brigham 2. We are looking for both night nanny/ doula ( for first 3-6 month) and day nanny for a year 3. Haven’t worked on the birth plan

Plan to give birth at MGH. Not sure if I want an epidural or not.

Post Partum Support during the night. 1. MGH 2. $200-$400 per package

I'm going to give birth at Mass General Hospital. I am 35 yo and this is my first baby. I have partner by my side to support. My estimated budget is 6k-8k for first month and 3-4k for 2nd month postpartum. We hope to learn more about how to take care of the baby from daytime doula. We also wish to book ~2 overnight doula/wk so that my family can get whole-night sleep to recover.

Hospital birth - twins! $20,000 We'd like a doula for nights for the first 4-6 weeks.

Hi, My name is Swathy, and I’m a postdoctoral researcher at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. My husband is also a postdoc, at MIT. We’re expecting our baby in early September—my due date is the 10th—and we’re currently looking for a postpartum doula. I’d love to know if you have someone available who might be a good fit for our needs (please see our insurance requirements below). Birth at hospital: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Warmly, Swathy Doula eligibility requirements A member's relationship with a doula is intended to be a professional relationship. Doula services provided by a partner, parent, grandparent, other relative, or friend are not eligible, even if they meet other eligibility requirements. Members also cannot serve as their own doula. Certification The doula must have an active, up-to-date certification from a recognized doula-certifying organization conferring upon them the title of doula. Workshops or certificates of attendance are not acceptable substitutes. Certifying organizations include but are not limited to DONA International, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA), International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), and BirthWorks International. They'll be asked to upload this certification when they complete the attestation form. Please note that their certification must cover the type(s) of service provided: Full spectrum doula certification (valid for all doula services) Birth doula certification (valid for prenatal, birth, or postpartum services) Postpartum doula certification (valid for postpartum services) Bereavement doula certification (valid for bereavement services) Training The doula must have attended at least 24 hours of evidence-informed training that included one or more of the following areas: Physiology of labor Labor doula training Antepartum doula training Postpartum doula training Bereavement training In addition, the doula must do periodic certification renewals and/or continuing education. Experience The doula must be at least 18 years old. Within the past three years, they must have a minimum of 15 hours providing doula services in one or more of the following areas: Continuous labor support for at least three childbirths as the primary labor doula supporting the birthing parent. At least two of those births must be vaginal births. The doula must also have provided antepartum and postpartum support for at least one birth. Postpartum support following at least three childbirths Bereavement support for at least three pregnancy losses

1. Plan to give birth in a hospital 2. Planning to use carrot benefits 3. Birth plan still in progress but more so looking for after birth care, primarily overnight support

1. I'm looking for a certified (DONA) postpartum doula with at least 3 years of postpartum doula experience. Available starting February and able to continue through April. 10-15 hours of support each week. Must have an NPI (using my FSA to pay for this service). Available some Saturdays and Sundays would be ideal. 2. Supporting me the mama (34 years old) with an infant born 1/9/25. 3. Would love support with tummy time, healthy snacks, tidying up, kids laundry, meal prep for me 4. Looking to pay an hourly rate for services rendered that matches the level of experience of the doula.

Just investigating postpartum options at this time.

I am a first time mom. I plan to give birth in a hospital, but am currently exploring how to do so with a CNM rather than an OB. I am looking for support and guidance for delivery, and also for the "fourth trimester"

1. Beth Israel 2. Not sure yet. 3. Not sure yet.

I need postpartum doula for mom and baby massage.

Need post pregnancy Massage for Mother. Kindly do the needful!!

I plan on having my baby at Brigham & Woman’s Hospital

We are looking for a newborn care specialist to help us out a few nights a week for the first few weeks that our baby girl arrives.

1. Mount Auburn Hospital 2. $2000-$3000 dollars 3. Vaginal birth

Hospital will be BIDMC, budget is negotiable, birth plan is undecided

I’m looking for a midwife that can help with a home birth. I have Mass health well sense. Which should cover all expenses. This is my first child and I’m not exactly sure what the best birth plan would be.

Birth doula with midwife at Beth Israel lahey Budget unknown Unmedicated birth