Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Brookfield, WI

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Curious about postpartum night doula services

I want more input in my birthing process and someone who can advocate for me and my family. No epidural, no inducement if possible.

Birth in a hospital, I would like to use my insurance through Arizona complete, I want a walking epidural, free movement with a plan for a tub birth.

Water homebirth, doula and midwife, can travel, insurance

Hello, I am a FTM who plans to give birth at Sacred Heart in Spokane, WA. I had searched for a doula about a month ago but was told I needed a c section and we were short on funds so I stopped the search. I have now been cleared for a vaginal delivery and I would love a support person there to assist with my birth plan, while my husband is able to be present.

I plan to give birth at a hospital with my partner/ baby’s father. I am a first time mom and interested in having the support of a doula during birth and postpartum care as well.

I want to give birth at home but if anything want an advocate to give birth at hospital. I can’t afford anything and want to know my options

Birth at home, NOT a hospital, would be open to a birthing center with tubs Prefer someone who accepts Tricare Natural birth, water birth. Etc

1. Hospital 2. $750-$900 3. Hospital birth, no-epidural/natural preferred. Movement, position changes, and natural comfort measures/techniques. Open to medical interventions only if medically necessary. Minimal vaginal exams. Prayer, worship music, scripture (Christian faith). Flexible pushing positions, spontaneous pushing preferred, skin-skin, delayed cord clamp, plan to breastfeed, prefer short hospital stay, limited unnecessary interruption to allow rest & bonding, baby vaccines/medications TBD.

Delivering at banner desert in Mesa Arizona. I’m not sure on a budget or how much doulas are. My birth plan is to just be in a calm supportive environment for as long as I can.

This is my second pregnancy and I’m having twins. My first labor was very long and I was rejected from the hospital 5 separate times. I really felt like I didn’t have any health care people advocating for me and because I’d never given birth and was in a boat load of pain I didn’t know how to advocate for myself. I thought going into my second pregnancy I would know more of what was going happen since I’d done it before but since finding out I’m having twins a few months ago I feel like I’m back to being in the dark since it’s so different with twins. I’m not sure what my budget is yet since I’ve never had a doula so I don’t know what it usually costs. I’ll be delivering at banner desert hospital. I would really like to have a vaginal birth if at all possible and I feel like having someone that is familiar with the process would help me achieve that.

I am terrified. Baby actual due date is May 15 but doctor does not want me going full 40 weeks due to being high risk. I am 37 years old and had severe preeclampsia with my last pregnancy. We had not much help at all from family since both my husband’s mother and my mother have passed. My aunt was able to help for a week but she lives in Cabo and wasn’t here at night. Husband won’t be able to take work off this time. So I’m expected to do this solo and it’s overwhelming. He’s more anxious than me! And my only support during birth. So I’m looking for someone that can help me through the C-section and after through that 4th trimester. I’m blessed to have insurance. I had no idea insurance could help with this last time or we would have done it! Im excited to think that I could actually get some help and it’s giving me hope. Thank you.

I am an IVF patient that isn't quite conceived yet, but I have my embryo transfer on December 9th , so even though it isn't forsake that I will be pregnant then, I want to start looking into doulas now. I want one that Is kind and patient but advocates for what I want more than what they think is best. I want one that understands me possibly wanting an epidural and also the struggles that I have faces to get where I am. I plan to give birth in a hospital, I have insurance that I plan on using with my progeny benefit. I want a calm environment with lights, and calm music , I want counter pressures, and birthing combs or essential oils used if possible.

My name is Lyndsey Klein, and I am currently completing my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, graduating this May. I am enrolled in an Advanced Multicultural Counseling course, and for a course project I am focusing on Black maternal health and disparities in maternity care. I am reaching out to see if any doula or anyone who works within your organization might be willing to participate in a brief interview (approximately 30–45 minutes) to share insights from their professional experience supporting Black mothers. My goal is to better understand systemic barriers, protective factors, and ways mental health professionals can more effectively advocate for and support Black women during pregnancy and postpartum. The interview would be conducted at your convenience (via Zoom or phone), and I would be happy to provide any additional information about the assignment if helpful. I deeply value the work doulas do in improving maternal outcomes and supporting families, and I would be grateful for the opportunity to learn from your team. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Warmly, Lyndsey Klein

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I plan to give birth at banner hospital. I have tricare prime. Birth plan is to have a natural birth

I envision my birth taking place outside of a hospital bed. I am curious to know options for a water birth delivery. I strongly do not want to be confined to a bed. I am not against being at a hospital, if necessary. I just want to be free to move. Right now, I am financially limited to what Arizona AHCCCS will cover; however, I am taking on a new job in March which will allow me to earn higher income and find better insurance coverage. My birth plan right now is something I'm yet determining. I am seeking a doula for emotional support and guidance throughout my pregnancy as I do not have a support system in place. My family nor the father of my baby are not actively involved in supporting me. Having a doula is critical for me and baby to support us throughout each transition of this pregnancy journey.

1. Hospital birth 2. 4,000 3. Unmedicated with minimal interventions

I plan to give birth at Sacred Heart in Spokane, WA, as a FTM. I had searched for a doula about a month ago but was told I needed a c section and we were short on funds so I stopped the search. I have now been cleared for a vaginal delivery and I would love a support person there to assist with my birth plan, while my husband is able to be present.

I would like to give birth in my home under 5,000$ out of pocket