Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Brewster, NY

Looking for support with newborn for feedings, breastfeeding and general support.

We are looking for an Anthem Blue Cross in-network postpartum doula who can help with overnights as we welcome baby into this world.

I am looking for a provider that is well versed in maternal mental health and post partum depression and anxiety related to transition of a new child. Would have to help with setting systems and routines to alleviate factors that trigger ppd and ppa, as well as work with family on sleep coaching for better overall mental health. Ideally, this person would take Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Looking to get more information on a night nurse who can help first time parents after the birth of our baby. We would ideally be looking only for nights, for roughly 2 weeks after the baby is born so that we can rest and then get support for feeding, bathing, and getting used to a newborn. We are going to deliver at the Morgan Stanley children’s hospital in NYC and our estimated budget is 30.00/hour.

We are looking for a postpartum doula that can help us with the night shift. Our hope is to manage the newborn’s needs at nighttime so we can potentially get some sleep. We’d also appreciate any light cleaning.

Giving birth in hospital, open to budget, but looking for a certified postpartum doula who can really help educate my husband and I on taking care of a newborn and making sure we take care of ourselves, as well.

I'm looking for ad hoc overnight support on weekends primarily.

Give birth at Vassar brothers hospital. Not sure of my budget and plan to deliver natural, avoid being induced. Potentially will take epidural if needed.

Looking for 2-3x times a week during the days to help with newborn and 2 year old toddler. $4k budget

Stamford/Norwalk area is the anticipated delivery area I have husky so looking for someone who is covered by them. Additionally willing to discuss payment options for additional services outside of husky My birth plan is to deliver naturally the vaginal route and leave the hospital healthy and with healthy babies.

Postpartum doulas can be a game changer for twin families because they provide practical support, emotional reassurance, and hands-on help during the transition to life with two newborns. They assist with overnight soothing, feeding routines, and newborn care, giving you relief during recovery and reducing the risk of burnout. With twins, the demands scale quickly, so a doula can help set up efficient routines, model safe handling and swaddling, and offer evidence-based tips for sleep, pumping, and feeding logistics. They also provide companionship and nonjudgmental listening, which can be invaluable as you adjust to the new family dynamic. Importantly, they can coordinate with your healthcare team, connect you to local resources, and help you carve out time for rest and for bonding with each baby, promoting your health and confidence as a new parent of two.

I’m looking for a postpartum doula with certification, min 5 years experience to help me with feeding, soothing, lactation, sleep training. Medical / nursery education preferred. My budget 25-35$ per hour

I plan on giving birth at the Vassar brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie. My estimated budget is anywhere from 2500 to 3500. My birth plan is flexible at this point. I’m still trying to decide what’s best for me. I’m not opposed to a medicated plan. I would like the Doula to be certified and to have at least 2 to 3 years of experience. I would like lots of resources to childbirth education classes.

Hey Doulas:) I am searching for a Postpartum Doula. Who can assist me after the baby is born. Kind regards, May :)

i will give birth at Stamford hospital and I plan to use both day time and night time doula.

Dear Pippa, My husband Sam and I are expecting our second child in mid September of this year. Sam will take off one week to ten days for paternity leave and then another week or so later in the year. We have a two year old son (Hugo) who will be in school from 8:30 to 1:30 Monday through Friday. I would like to speak with you about our specific needs, but I think it would be something like three days for five hours in the first week I’m home from the hospital, five days for five hours the next week, and then maybe two or three days for four hours the week after that. If you have availability to help us, it would be great to speak with you on the phone. Thank you, Nora Watson

I am looking for either a labor doula or a postpartum doula. If my baby is born via cesarean, I'm looking for a labor doula who can provide postpartum services instead- so someone who is flexible to switching should my labor needs change closer to my due date.

Hello, I am looking to get my wife support to care for our 2-month-old the weekend of May 29th. At minimum, I am looking for someone to come help out at the house from 5pm - 11pm on Sunday night, May 31st. We live in the town of Poughkeepsie. Feel free to text or call me at 716-901-1177 if that is easier than email. Thank you! Mark

Looking for a doula to help me through my birth experience and also after. Looking for someone who can help guide me as a first time mom. I’m trying to decide where to give birth she says I will be moving from Brooklyn to Nyack in July. I would like to have a hospital birth with an epidural.

We are looking for postpartum doula care; ideally two separate doulas for some days and some nights. We are hoping for 4 weeks of night support(4x/week for 8-10 hourse) and 2 weeks of day time support for 4-6 hours. We are using Carrot benefits and our estimated budget is $12,000