Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Brookfield, WI

Both birth and postpartum doula support, night support and entire guidance for first time parents.

Need post partum doula for new born care. Prefer someone who has breastfeeding support experience and lactation certified if possible

Hospital birth. No medication if possible as long as I can. 3rd birth, but this time I will be alone so I need help.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital. Would need doula to accept HMO Kaiser and bill Kaiser. Open to decision and options for birth plan. Of course goal is vaginal no medication but understand things happen and that may be the option if there is an emergency. Best ways to help myself and baby have a healthy delivery. Would like to avoid tearing and learn techniques to control pain during labor.

At kaiser, estimated budget near 1000, a waterbirth unmedicated

We are looking for an experienced doula (more than 3 years) who is familiar with VBACs and mothers over 40. We are looking for someone with a calm presence, that includes massage in their birthing support and is able to travel to Napa for postpartum support (lactation, meal prep if needed, newborn support). We have Kaiser which covers birth support and up to 13 hours of prenatal and postpartum support.

I need a care provider who can take care of me after my C-section in the hospital and then at home.

First time mom, Hospital Birth, max budget $2000. I am super active, an athlete and keen on staying active during prenatal care. I am type A and my husband wants to be really involved. I would love to have someone in the birth room to be able to advocate for me

Hi, I am almost 11 weeks pregnant. I’ve really been struggling. I have hypothyroidism and iron deficiency. I believe it is exacerbating my pregnancy symptoms. My GP and OB had not been helpful and have been dismissive. I need help. I’m planning to give birth at French Hospital in San Luis Obispo.

1. hospital 2. flexible 3. epidural, specifics to be discussed

I plan to give birth at a hospital in the San Jose area (such as Good Samaritan, El Camino, Kaiser Santa Clara, or O’Connor Hospital, depending on availability). My budget is flexible and based on the typical Bay Area market rate for a birth doula — around $1,800–3,500 for a standard package that includes 2–3 prenatal visits, 24/7 on-call support, continuous labor and birth support, and 1–2 postpartum visits. My birth plan is hospital-based with flexibility for pain management: I’d like to start with non-medical comfort measures (breathing, movement, massage, TENS, warm shower, etc.) and opt for an epidural if needed. I hope to have a doula who provides emotional support, guidance, and advocacy throughout labor, helps communicate with the medical team, and supports partner involvement. I also value evidence-based prenatal education (stages of labor, hospital procedures, pain management options, postpartum recovery, newborn care) and postpartum follow-up for breastfeeding and emotional well-being. If possible, I would appreciate a doula who can communicate in both English and Chinese.

Birth at local hospital Budget for doula care - covered by insurance

hospital birth. looking for Doula covered in Anthem Blue Cross PPO plan

I am located in Fremont and am looking for a labor/delivery as well as postpartum doula to help in the later afternoon/evening time frame. This will be our second child and could use the help to watch our second child during the time we spend with our firstborn. I will be delivering at San Leandro Kaiser and am using Kaiser’s doula benefit for around a week or two post Partum.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Kaiser Permanente Santa Clar 2. Provide your estimated budget: Coverage by insurance 3. Describe your birth plan: Vaginal birth with no tears and a non-medicated birth. Postpartum support and lactation consultation.

Guiding myself and my support partner through labor, breathing, advocating for me, helping my partner support me, postpartum care, breast feeding. Open to other things too as this is our first child. Plan to give birth at Kaiser San Jose. I want to use my insurance if possible. I want my partner to cut the cord when white. I want to wait as long as I can for epidural, baby should not leave the room, we want the golden hour etc

Not sure home or hospital. Need to take Tricare prime insurance

looking for a midwife/doula who supports vbac after multiple c sections for future pregnancy in or around Santa Maria CA

1. I prefer Kaiser San Leandro Centre. 2. Ideally, I would like someone who works with Kaiser, as I have benefits through it. 3. I would prefer a natural-born child.

I am planning Hospital birth at , Kaiser and under medical insurance plan