Find Birth Doula Jobs in Coconut Creek, FL

I'm looking for someone to support me and my husband as we prepare to and work towards the birth of our son into the world. I'm a new mom, 19 weeks along as of now, and although I have excitement and hope and conviction about giving birth naturally in a birth center, I also have some first-time fears about pain management, and logistics. We live on Big Pine Key, 3 hours away from the birth center I hope to use (Maternity Options of Miami). My home is not suitable for a home birth for multiple reasons, and the only local option is a hospital in Key West that I very much want to avoid giving birth in if at all possible. That being said, I understand complications can happen, and am open to transferring to a hospital if absolutely necessary. Regardless, my work-in-progress birth plan involves minimal intervention, no medications (although I'm considering having Nitrous Oxide available for pain/stress management if necessary), no separation after birth, no episiotomy, no vaccinations or vitamin K or eye cream for baby (ideally no administration of anything for the first several weeks). I envision a calm, profound, focused, and natural birth in the tub with my husband at my side and only the midwives and a doula present. I will have no visitors during or after, and we hope to go home (or to a hotel for a day or two to return for postnatal checks) the day of. I'm looking for someone who will offer my husband suggestions and be as supportive to him almost as much as me through the birthing process (he's seen too many movies/tv shows with dramatic births and is a little concerned about all this). I'd like suggestions for techniques and positions, and assistance with preparing for birth and successfully laboring in a holistic way. Christian philosophical background a major plus! I'm hoping to find a lower cost doula, but not necessarily the cheapest. I'm willing and prepared to pay as much as $1000 if I really feel good about the fit, but would be thrilled to find a good doula for around 800.

I am looking for a labor doula that is covered under Tricare Select East and meets their qualifications. I use OB/GYN Associates of Miami LLC and plan to give birth at the hospital they use, Baptist Hospital of Miami at Kendall Dr. I am prepared to pay the insurance deductible, hopefully no more than $500.

I would like a doula to be present for birth only, I have a very tight budget

I want to figure this out with a doula. Natural birth. South Miami hospital. Advocacy during childbirth. Postpartum care

Here’s a version that I think sounds like you—honest, prepared, and clear about what you’re looking for: I am 40+ weeks pregnant with my first baby and planning to deliver at Jupiter Medical Center with my OB. I’m hoping for spontaneous labor if it’s safe, but I may also need an induction depending on my doctor’s recommendation. Since going past my due date, I’ve been feeling increasingly anxious and am looking for a calm, supportive doula who can help me stay grounded and confident throughout labor. I plan to get an epidural, but I’d love support with positioning, movement, breathing, and comfort measures before then and throughout labor. I’ve spent a lot of time learning about labor positions and coping techniques, but I’m worried that once I’m in the hospital and labor is actually happening, I’ll feel overwhelmed and forget everything I’ve learned. I’d love someone who can guide me through those moments and help me stay focused. It’s important to me that my doula works well with my medical team, respects that I trust my OB, and supports both me and my husband throughout the birth. I’m looking for someone who can provide reassurance, encouragement, and help us feel informed every step of the way. Since I’m due now, I’m hoping to find someone who is available on short notice. Budget: Around $800–$1,200, but open to discussing based on experience and availability.