Find Doula Jobs in Boyertown, PA

Birth plan- home birth, standing or water birth. Break to my lower back makes regular back birth not an option. Allergic reaction to most pain medications. Age 33 ( 34 at due date) no risk pregnancy so far. Rheumatoid arthritis & psoriasis. Plan to breast feed, supplement only if necessary. Need assistance on choosing vaccines i will allow. Concerned baby may have same immune system. First ultrasound strong & healthy. Budget-unknown/unestablished/low Requirements- experienced- English speaking

Planning to give birth at Paoli hospital Budget- unsure of costs for these services Looking for assistance with newborn care and managing sleep during the first few weeks/months after birth.

Home birth and first pregnancy so I don’t have a budget per se but would prefer if my insurance was accepted through midwife

Have Cerebral Palsy, mobile but needs assistance. Can't stand for more than 5 minutes. Plan on giving birth at St. Joseph Rt 183. No vaccines, Christian. Planned C-section need help with house maintenance during recovery.

I'm higher risk (advanced maternal age) and so definitely plan on a hospital birth. I'm looking for a doula, a night nanny and postpartum support. We are new to the area and don't have family or any support locally so we'll be relying heavily on our team for support. We're not sure on a budget, but are open to learning more. I'm only 11 weeks so I do not have a defined birth plan. Thanks!

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

Im giving birth at reading hospital tho I might switch to Saint Joe's as its alittle closer this is my 1st baby I want to go as natural as possible no breaking my water or induced unless necessary I also want a delayed cord cutting and the golden hour no hepatitis b shot and honestly thats all me and my partner have decided on im not really sure about a budget but somewhere around 1k

I plan to give birth naturally in Reading, PA at Tower Health.

1. Abington Jefferson Hospital 2. $1,500 3. Labor at home as much as possible with support from Doula, early labor in the water, try again for an unmedicated birth

Hospital birth - need doula to give me a ride to hospital and stay there during birth

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I’m still unsure of my budget and I would like to do medication free this birth. I used epidural for my last pregnancy and still felt everything.

Hospital, no more than $500, preferably as natural as possible

I do not want to give birth at the hospital, but at a birthing center for the most natural birth/ freedom to decide what I want for me and my baby. Planning on a natural birth with no medicines, and if possible, a doula or midwife with Christian beliefs and values. I'm unsure of costs as it will be through my work insurance. I'm still working on my birth plan, but I'd like to labor at home for as long as possible, would like a birthing pool/tub, delayed cord clamping, deliver placenta naturally

I plan to give birth in the hospital I want to use insurance No birth plan yet Spanish speak preferably Certified and years of experience

Hi Justine! I am due in September and giving birth at Bryn Mawr Hospital. My husband and I are looking for some additional support mainly for when i am giving birth but also being able to talk with someone outside of our provider leading up to birth. Our budget is around $1000. Let me know! 484 326 8087

Home preferably Unsure My wife would like to give birth at home

1. Paoli hospital in paoli Pa 2. Not sure 3. No birth plan yet

First-time parents seeking an experienced newborn night nurse/care specialist or postpartum doula to provide overnight support for our baby girl during the first 6–8 weeks after birth (starting late September 2026). Schedule is flexible, likely around 10 PM to 7 AM. We are looking for someone with extensive newborn experience who can provide expert overnight care, assist with feeding, soothing, and sleep routines, and offer guidance and reassurance to new parents. CPR certification, excellent references, and up-to-date vaccinations preferred.

I would like to have a water birth at home, be able to move and hope to be IV free as I get very irritated by it in my skin. I am open to a hospital birth as I've had one previous but wasn't happy with the outcome of my last birth. Not quite sure on budget yet.

Night time newborn sleep plus feeding needed. A week old newborn