Find Midwife Jobs in Colchester, CT

Hi, I’m delivering at UConn John Dempsey and I’m planning a VBAC. Due 1/9/27. UConn has confirmed that they don’t currently have midwives in Labor & Delivery. My Cigna plan specifically covers midwife services, but not doulas. I’m wondering if you ever provide labor support where you would attend the birth as my support person but would not be acting as my delivering provider. My UConn OB would remain responsible for my medical care and delivery. Is that something you offer, and if so, would you be able to bill Cigna for your services?”

2nd baby. General great health, hardships dealing with intense rage which leads to panic attack roughly every 10 days. Need help managing so I don’t stress out me or baby. Never had a midwife before. Currently 17 weeks but want to switch from OBGYN to midwife +/- doula Unsure where giving birth since I am looking to move into a new place. I want a home birth but medicated if needed. Epidural at 8.5 cm 1st birth, back issues caused Trying to stay around 1,500 since I am currently struggling financially. In person visits are preferred. First baby breastfed 3.5 months. Low milk supply, stressed, PPD, etc. my ideal birth is unmedicated home birth but if needed , I’d take medication.

First baby. Planning on giving birth at middlesex hospital in Middletown, CT. Hoping for an unmedicated birth. Currently 25 weeks as of today, 10/20/26. Budget of $2000.

I would like to have a stay at home birth so looking forward to midwife, currently about 5 months

Just found out my wife is pregnant she is either 3 weeks or 7 weeks. First ultrasound is scheduled for June 1st. We are Catholic and are interested in learning about natural birthing practices. Want to learn about doulas midwives and how to have either a home birth or a natural hospital birth. Want to learn about how I can advocate for my wife so we don’t get vaccinations and unnecessary procedures. We live in CT and plan to contact with Hartford hospital for our care. I make just under 3k a month with rent at 1250 every month.

Planning for a home vbac. My first baby was 11lbs and a scheduled c section only due to size and fear mongering. Healthy pregnancy no complications. Husband was almost 11lbs at birth as well so there is a family history. Need a supportive and experienced team

I want to give birth at home, I plan to go natural, I am open to whatever that would cost.

In hospital no vaccines for myself or baby try to go as naturally as possible

Looking for a home birth near Monson MA. No birth plan as of yet. No idea what my budget will be

Prenatal care, birth planning, united health care accepted

First baby, interested in home birth or birth center

I’m currently looking for a at home birth CNM then A doula after birth

Planning to give birth at a hospital. wanting more personalized care from a midwife. i have anthem blue cross insurance

Birth plan Labor/before birth * Be able to move around * Wear my own labor gown * NO MORPHINE * Breath through contractions * Gas readily available * Only receive epidural if requested During birth * Push when and how I’m comfortable to * Mirror After birth * Baby on me right away * Delayed cord calming * Dad cuts cord * NO PULLING ON CORD FOR PLACENTA TO COME OUT/ OR FORCING IT OFF MY WALL (Let me birth placenta) Baby * All vitals done on mom * No vaccines * No eye goop * If has to be taken mom/dad/Nonnie must be present * No bath Postpartum * Upon request Lactation consultant * Photographer welcome * Mom and dad there while nurse checks on baby * Vitals welcome * No excessive nurse checks Birth at women and infants

St Charles Hospital, 5k budget for midwife, limited interventions, epidural. For night nursing I would actually just need a few nights a week between the hours of 3pm to 12 pm every other week because of my work schedule with possible.

Hello In search for a Homebirth midwife. This is not my first child.

5 weeks along with 3rd baby, had beautiful healthy pregnancies and home births with first two babies. Would love someone who takes a more hands off, non medicalized approach, bonus points for sharing faith in Jesus

I want to have my baby at home. I’d like a midwife that games Aetna insurance.

I am considering giving birth at Women and Infants in RI in their ABC room. This is my first pregnancy. I am hoping to go without an epidural and as little intervention as possible. It will just be my in my husband in the delivery room with our parent visit shortly after birth. I dont have a perfect ideal plan yet. Im very early in pregnancy and havent put too much thought into it

9 weeks along with second child. Don’t mind giving birth at a hospital or birthing center. Vaginal birth. Night nurse 35 hours a week for 6 months