Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Brookfield, WI

1. Beth Israel Boston 2. 3k 3. Currently in the early stages of creating a birth plan. I want to avoid a c-section if possible. My mother is no longer with us and having that extra female support is what I am looking for. Especially in the room during delivery.

Need someone descreet who can deliveer at home and help with pain, as well as getting the baby to an adoption place after. remaining anonymous is main thing .its last second could be any second and i have no one and i cant go to hospital.

My husband is Haitian this is his first child but he doesn’t speak English and I’m afraid he won’t understand my needs when communicating with nurses and staff during delivery. I’m due in July I need someone who speaks our language. I just plan on heading immediately to hospital when it’s time. I live really close to Melrose Wakefield where I am being seen. I need to know also if insurance would cover this

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

In a hospital I’m not sure I haven’t done this before I just want to have a peaceful pregnancy

Newport Hospital Tricare insurance Epidural/ aromatherapy/

Prefer a secular doula. Low medical intervention birth. Hospital birth.

Home birth. Medicaid reimbursement. We would need prenatal, labor, and delivery care.

Poudre valley hospital 1000 hoping it’s covered by insurance Vbac

Medical City Arlington is where I plan to deliver. I don’t know what to expect financially but do want to deliver naturally. I’m concerned because they don’t have the best post partum reviews and I’m a FTM

I want to give birth at home and after get in bed without having to go to the hospital after I don’t want to spend very much money and I want it to be calm and intimate with my husband and child

Need an doula that will accept blue cross blue shield ppo insurance.

Hospital Birth, not sure of budget, not sure of birthing plan

I plan to give birth in the hospital in case there are any medical emergencies with me being high risk (I’m 37). My insurance should pay for this. I don’t currently have a birth plan, as I’m only 10 weeks and am doing this alone.

I’m looking to do a homebirth I don’t entirely have a budget yet because this would be my first home birth and I’m learning a lot of new things and then the plan is to labor in at home and do everything is natural naturally as I possibly can

need a night nanny need someone from 10 -11 pm to 12 pm. estimated budget per month $2000-$2500. no birth plan

This is my third pregnancy, and I would like to have it at home without feeling rushed during labor without having the umbilical cord, cut off too fast being able to enjoy it my baby boy after birth And I am really considering turning the placenta into pills I do have insurance I don’t have an idea of a budget because I’m not sure what a midwife would cost for the service so I would like to talk more about that and about a birth plan as well. I only know what I would like different from the hospital.

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!

Not sure, looking for someone who takes insurance. Natural birth don't want to lay on my back the whole time

I plan to give birth at Nacogdoches Medical Center. I’m just trying to get a price and possibly having a doula available. This is our fifth kid so I know that birth plans are not set in stone and I understand that what I do want is to go all natural pain medication if needed. I wanna be able to get up and walk around and get in the shower and do some scratch use the peanut use the birthing ball drink eat I wanna be able to do all those things and not be tied to the bed and I also would like to try this time, not giving birth on my back last time our baby got stuck and was stuck for about a month. I was in labor for two weeks and finally had to get an epidural at 8 cm and have the doctor fix his shoulder to where I could have him so I would like to try maybe squatting this time or getting on all fours something different maybe to relieve that pressure and getting a better birthing position I don’t want anybody in the room with me except the Doula possibly and my husband. I’m open two nurses that are being trained unless it gets too much and I usually give my husband this look and he tells whoever he needs to to get everybody out, which is what happened when I was at 7 cm with our last baby and I knew something was wrong.