Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Boston, MA

Planned C-section at MGH in boston, will want to meet and get to know someone before hand, and have them there with me in recovery after C-section helping with baby and her needs. Husband will be back and forth. Can also discuss help for the weeks that follow

Looking for help 2-3 nights a week once baby arrives (mid february)- looking for a night nurse who can help with laundry, cleaning and meal prep. I am hoping to find someone for $25/hour approximate 9-5 or 10-6. We have a 2 year old at home so just want to make sure were getting enough sleep

My son and daughter in law need sleep and help with infant son.

I will give birth at Tufts in Melrose. I don't want to provide my estimated budget currently.

Night nurse to help with sleep once home from the hospital. We'd like to have someone come as a night nanny 2x/week for at least 4 weeks.

1. Hospital 2. Looking for overnight support once or twice a week for 8 to 12 weeks 3. TBD

I'm planning on a hospital birth in Cambridge, MA. My budget for a birth doula is $2000. I would also be interested in postpartum support. The current plan is to try a natural birth, but I'm not opposed to an epidural if needed.

Hey we are looking for postpartum doula to help me with the first two weeks. With basic newborn needs like Breast-feeding, sleeping and rest, it’s my first time being a mom.

3-4 hours a day for two weeks, light lunch fix and baby care in my home. Budget is around 2k.

Hello! My name is Ali! I'm currently expecting my second baby this June (EDD 6/18/26). I live on Wollaston Beach in Quincy with my partner, Jonathan and our 3-year old daughter. I am interested in working with a doula who can both support my birth (w/ midwives at Mt Auburn Hospital) and postpartum experience at home. Though my 1st birth went smooth enough, I feel as though I could have had an even better birth experience with support from a doula. I am planning to have an unmedicated birth in hopes that it will result in a smoother recovery and more empowering experience overall. Going into birth, I am most anxious/dreading the postpartum season. I hope that having some support during that time would help make it a little easier and would love to have someone who can be there for this time as well as during birth. I currently have MassHealth insurance, and would love to utilize it for birth/postpartum doula services!

I am a single first time mom with a full time job, working from home. I am looking for a doula with a medical career to guide me through the last weeks of pregnancy, building a birth plan, finding needed resources, and the postpartum experience. I live alone. I plan to give birth at MGH in Boston, as natural as possible. The budget depends on the experience and services that the doula can provide.

I would like a doula to help me with the baby while I take care of other things. I would like some help with light chores in the house

Hello, I’m reaching out because our household is currently down with flu-like symptoms (not covid) just a very bad cold and we’re struggling to care for ourselves and our 5yo son. We’re looking for short-term, in-home support as soon as possible — ideally someone with postpartum or family care experience who can step into a nurturing, hands-on role for a few hours at a time. The kind of support we need includes: - Preparing simple, nourishing food (soups, tea, light meals) - Helping us stay on top of hydration and basic medication timing (no medical care needed) - Keeping our child safe, engaged, and emotionally supported - Light household reset (kitchen, tidying main areas) - Creating a calm, taken-care-of environment while we rest We are happy to pay your hourly rate and cover any groceries or supplies needed. Timing: We are looking for help as soon as possible (today or tomorrow if available), for a few hours per visit. We’re flexible with scheduling and open to multiple visits if it’s a good fit. If you or someone in your network has availability, we would be incredibly grateful. Please let me know your availability, rates, and how quickly you might be able to start. Thank you so much for your time and consideration — we truly appreciate it.

We will be having our first child and are looking to for support during the birth of the child and immediately after as we transition into our new journey.

Looking for a loving and caring postpartum Doula to care for our newborn(due date may 5th) from 9 am to 2 pm (5 hours/day) or from 1pm to 6 pm(flexible schedule) From Monday through Thursday. Around 6 weeks of care. I have a 2 years old daughter that I’ll take care of her while I’m recovering from birth. I need help with bottle feed, baby laundry, and light housekeeping like emptying the dishwasher, prepping kids meals and tidying up. Must be reliable, tidy and CPR certified (or willing to be) with recommendations letters. I speak Spanish and English. Pay rate: $25-30/hour Location: Wellesley

My husband and I will need a night nanny for 3-4 nights a week. I plan to give birth at the Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. Our budget is 3 to 5,000 dollars a month for a night nanny. We plan to have a medicated vaginal birth.

Give birth at hospital I have maven from employer I want night Nannie’s or post partum doula in home

Currently expecting twin girls and striving for a natural birth and need an advocate in the room for me other than my husband. I will deliver at Brigham and women’s hospital. In addition to the birth doula we are focused on securing overnight care most importantly, and will also be evaluating some daytime help. Many thanks.

Planning on giving birth in a hospital (Salem Hospital). My company offers up to $5,000 towards doula services, but I would need everything in contract and paid by the end of the year because this benefit will be ending. In order to qualify, my doula would need to meet at least one of the following requirements: - DONA or CAPPA - Demonstrated training + experience through NY and/or CA state(s) affiliation - For Doulas who don't have state association: Training and/or experience requirement with attestation of 24+ training hours, 5+ observed births My ideal birth would be un-medicated vaginal birth utilizing natural pain management techniques. I would like to have the ability to labor and birth in different positions, depending what feels right to me instinctively. This will be my first birth, so I am looking for some assurance and coaching perhaps, but cringe at the idea of a team yelling at me to push at a time that doesn’t feel quite right. I am open to it, but don’t think I will want to birth in supine position. I’d like to learn a lot more about how babies naturally move throughout the birth process, and change positions to help my baby descend. I also was told at my last ultrasound that at the moment, the placenta is touching my cervix, so it will need to move in order to have a vaginal birth. My doctors seemed fairly confident that it will move as my uterus stretches. If possible, I would like to avoid both induction and c section.

I am planning to give birth at Salem Hospital. I am open to epidural, my birth plan is to deliver naturally with the hope of my delivery going as smoothly as possible.