Find Doula Jobs in Bremerton, WA

for baby help with lactation latching baby care 1-2 hr 40$ per hour

I want good years of experience. Take care of child and if needed do household chores

My partner is schizoeffective and I would like a doula who is well educated and experienced in mental health so that it will better help me through the delivery. Also I’m looking for someone who can assist me in understanding everything because I’m a first time mom. I have United Health Care through Washington Apple health. I plan on giving birth in a hospital.

Tacoma general, hopefully keeping it to a minimum but i want to give birth i medicated. I make it to a 9 every time with no epidural but not the right support. I want to try laboring in the tub if needed, just no medications, delayed cord clamping, golden hour skin to skin and absolutely no episiotomy

Giving birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland Looking for doula support through birth as well as post partum support and night nurse support through the night for a short period. Mother is 36. Would like support with sleep training, light cleaning. Possibly cooking but are exploring options.

I need help with this entire process, or at least having someone on standby that can help me through.

2nd baby in Kent. Experienced postpartum mood disorders during first pregnancy and trying to avoid it this time around. Looking for 3 nights per week (9pm- 5am) to assist with changing and putting baby to sleep. I plan to nurse. Baby is expected 11/23. We have a home with dogs.

3rd baby, looking for a postpartum doula that may be able to assist that takes tricare west.

Hello there, looking for a doula to help guide us through our birthing journey, help with nights and teach us about how to heal, lactation specialist and care for the baby. We are new parents and expecting a boy in the fall

Take care of the newborn baby during night time, feed the baby, change diapers, etc.

First baby, due date is 09/30, plan to deliver at Overlake Bellevue hospital

Hospital birth, potentially unmedicated. $2,000 budget.

Good Sam Hospital in Puyallup, budget $2,000, birth plan is to be as natural as possible with little to no interventions, Insurance: Tricare Prime

I am having a low risk very healthy pregnancy and would like to do a home water birth completely unmedicated and 0 interventions but am in need of some support from a professional midwife and/or doula as this is my first baby.

Providence in Everett $2000 Aiming for a Natural birth

First baby in snohomish WA looking for doula for first 3 months

I’m looking for overnight newborn care in Mill Creek, WA. Who is eligible or can become eligible through Carrot Fertility. We’re looking for a fairly substantial commitment: approximately February through April 2027 (about 3 months), ideally 5 nights/week and at least 40 hours/week of overnight care. Something around 10 PM–6 AM would work well, although we’re flexible on the exact overnight schedule. We are flexible on the Hourly rate. Our priority is finding someone highly experienced and dependable who can provide consistent overnight newborn care for the full three months. Thank you so much!

First hill in Seattle, hospital delivery. Need help with birth doula and maybe postpartum too

We are planning to give birth at Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue and are looking for postpartum doula support to help us transition into life with our new baby. We are hoping to utilize our insurance benefits for postpartum doula services, so we would prefer a provider who is experienced with insurance reimbursement or can provide the necessary documentation for us to submit to insurance. Our main priorities are practical, hands-on support during the postpartum period. Help with light cleaning, tidying, laundry, and especially preparing simple, nutritious meals would be greatly appreciated. We would also value guidance and support as new parents, including newborn care, feeding support, establishing routines, and general postpartum education. We are looking for a certified and experienced postpartum doula who is warm, patient, reliable, and comfortable working with new parents. We are open to different levels of experience and would appreciate someone who can communicate clearly in English. Additional language skills are a plus but are not required. The care recipient will be our newborn baby, along with support for the birthing parent during postpartum recovery. We are expecting a healthy newborn and do not currently anticipate any special medical needs. We would appreciate support with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep routines, and helping us feel more confident caring for our baby. Our estimated budget will depend on what is covered by insurance, and we are hoping to maximize our available postpartum doula benefits. We are primarily interested in postpartum support at home, with a focus on newborn care, household assistance, cooking, and helping our family get settled during the first weeks after birth.

I plan on giving birth in the hospital I need the cheapest option