Find Doula Jobs in Castle Rock, CO

Birth doula- hospital Postpartum Sleep training Skyridge

First Baby planning a hospital birth. My budget is around 700$. And willing to have a Doula, who’s less experienced and willing to learn alongside me. I would prefer a unmedicated birth and hoping to find someone who can help me achieve that. I do plan on giving birth at sky Ridge. I would prefer a water birth, but know that they do not allow that definitely do not want to do the traditional method of feet in stirrups. Would like help with low tearing positions that also allow natural gravity to take place.

I plan to give birth at UCHealth Highlands Ranch. Estimated budget is probably around $2000 but flexible depending on services and post partum care. I require that the provider is certified.

First baby, planning a hospital birth in either Littleton Advent or Sky Ridge. Hoping for an unmedicated birth and l would like someone who can support me and advocate for me at the hospital, and coach my partner as well. Would like a check-up or two postpartum as well. I have Doula coverage with my Cigna insurance.

I need a support team throughout the pregnancy. OBs appointment are very spaced and ob is hard to reach out. Second child after 8 years. History of anxiety disorder

-Parker Adventist hospital -$1,500-2,000 -natural/unmedicated

deliver at hospital, hope for nature birth, 35 years old， speak chinese

I am due in September and planning to give birth in a hospital (UC Health - Anschutz). I have not decided on a birth plan yet. My insurance plan is with Aetna PPO (through my work). I would ideally like a doula that is African American (as I am) but I am open to other backgrounds as well.

Wondering if you take Kaiser insurance? I have doula benefits through Kaiser and I am looking for someone that will accept their insurance. Thanks!

I’m super early in this search but I want time to get connected to the right doula and have time for them to get to know me and my husband as well as us to get to know them. Question: Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Answer: hospital Question: Provide your estimated budget Answer: I don’t really have a budget because I’m not sure what options are out there as I’m just beginning my searches so I don’t want to limit or exclude Question: Describe your birth plan Answer: right now this isn’t super built out, like mentioned I’m pretty early in this search but things I do know, vaginal birth unless a complication or emergency drives a c section, epidural, goal is short labor Question: Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Answer: someone solid who knows their stuff. No preference on second languages Question: Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Answer: supporting through birth Question: Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Answer: right now my main focus would be birthing support and all that surrounds support during birth. Any additional duties may change along the way but aren’t pressing right now.

Hi! My name is Heavan Shaw. I am 23 years old and 17 weeks pregnant. I am looking for a doula to provide support throughout my pregnancy and my birth. I plan on giving birth in a hospital or a possible birthing center. I am looking into the birthing center I am interested in here soon. I don’t have a budget or haven’t made on yet. I am still working on my birth plan this is my first pregnancy so everything is super new to me, I know I want an unmedicated birth that’s about all I know as of right now. I would like someone with years of experience, Christian, I want someone to be there to help be my voice. I dont really need additional duties, I just want someone to be by my side and listen to me. I’m super nervous and it’s kinda scary to me. I am excited as well just trying to deal with anxiousness.

- Not sure - Covered by Health First Colorado Medicaid - Not sure yet

Looking fora Korean women who has postpartum doula experience. Needs to be local to Denver. Loves too cook and care for mom and baby. Includes light household chores: laundry, home organizing, tidying. Pay is 35/45 an hour depending on experience.

Baby care while sleep Cleaning Cooking Massage All with in Medicaid coverage

Birth at Memorial North Hospital. Estimated budget $1,500-$2,000 Work on birth plan with Doula Looking for birth and lactation support

Looking for info on doulas and night nurses. Hoping to understand costs etc.

This is my first baby, I plan on giving birth medicated but would like to know more about my options the care would be for me. Educate me on my body as I go through my pregnancy.

Second baby, first was born 6 weeks early through a c-section (breech, positive experience). Planning for a hospital birth at Intermountain Health Lutheran. Desiring an unmedicated VBAC but going in with an open mind.

This is my first baby and unplanned, we are planning to birth at Littleton Adventist hospital. I reside in Lakewood and we are hoping for someone to help guide us through the process of pregnancy and how to plan for birth and after birth and an additional support person there for birth to help execute my hopes for a birth plan even when things go a different way. I love a holistic approach but have some health complications so we chose a MD rather than a midwife so hoping the doula is able to help us find a balance between the two wishes. The care is for me and baby but also dad will be there and is eager to learn so would love him to be included. We have both united healthcare and medicaid and really just hoping to use those two insurances to cover majority of our cost.

Planning to give birth in a hospital, tricare should completely cover costs for a doula, no birth plan established yet, at least 5 years of doula experience is preferred, my wife's age is 22 and she is a type 1 diabetic meaning it is a high-risk pregnancy. Requirements from Tricare for doulas: A current certification from one of the following: BirthWorks International, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA), Doulas of North America (DONA) International, International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), ToLABOR, or National Black Doulas Association (NBDA). Participation in a qualified, statewide Medicaid program may be recognized in lieu of one of these national certifications. State license, if offered in practicing state Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Current certificates (i.e. CLD, certified doula, or similar perinatal certification) Completed, signed Participation Agreement effective January 1, 2025 For lactation consultants and lactation counselors: A copy of the state license Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Correct provider type Board certification document