Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Concord, NC

1. I plan to give birth at home. 2. I want to stay under 7,000 all in, for a doula and midwife. 3. I’d like to birth at home, have a water birth, with a strong emphasis on not tearing, as I had significant tears in my previous labors.

I plan on having a hospital birth, estimated budget is 1000, and my birth plan is whatever assures a safe delivery for myself and baby.

Looking for a doula to advocate during hospital labor and delivery

I had one kid 7 years ago and had to do a c-section. I’m pregnant with my second one and want to go vaginal. I want to have a hospital birth and I wanna use my insurance which is blue cross blue shield

Home birth Guidance in developing birth plan 2500 budget for labor and delivery

This is my third baby but the first two were born at the hospital. I'm not sure if a budget. It cost about $5000 to have a baby at the hospital and I am a nurse with the hospital's insurance. I'm interested in a different experience since my first two births were induced.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital & as well have an unmedicated birth

First time parents planning on having a hospital birth. Unsure of budget, waiting to hear from BCBS regarding coverage. Would like to have a positive, zero fear-based birth plan involving an epidural and avoiding a C-section, but ultimately aim to have healthy baby and healthy mom with an informed and supported experience. Would love postpartum support and guidance—mother’s mom is not involved in life, and stepmother lives 30-40 minutes away.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and would love an advocate there with me as well as someone in the home prior to me heading to the hospital

Hospital birth 2000 unmedicated birth, natural birth

I’m still in the works of everything but I believe I would prefer to give birth at Novant Mint hill or Matthew’s along that area. I’m not to sure how much an doula is but a flexible doula would be nice nothing to expensive, but nothing cheap because what you do is worth millions if I had it :) I really would like to try natural I felt with my first baby I was just lost and confused and was ready to get the baby out with this go around I would prefer to be natural and if I had to get an epidural I would definitely love to labor down. Absolutely no C-sections until it’s an emergency.

I plan to either do a home birth or at a birthing center. • My birth is a sacred initiation. • I welcome my baby in a calm, loving, energetically clean space. • My birth is guided by divine timing and ancestral wisdom. • ☐ Smudging / Energy clearing before active labor • ☐ Altar set with crystals (e.g., moonstone, rose quartz, obsidian) • ☐ Birth playlist with devotional or ambient music • ☐ Sacred affirmations recited aloud or played as audio • ☐ Gentle aromatherapy (lavender, frankincense, rose) • ☐ Partner/doula reading spiritual poems or blessings • ☐ Womb-to-womb prayer connecting me to baby 🌸 Birthing Preferences • ☐ Dim lighting • ☐ Access to water (bath, shower, or pool) • ☐ Freedom to move and vocalize • ☐ Minimal cervical checks • ☐ Quiet or affirming tone from support team • ☐ Herbal compresses or warm towels • Pain Management: • ☐ Breathwork • ☐ Hip squeezes / Rebozo techniques • ☐ Guided meditations • ☐ Essential oils • ☐ Hot/cold therapy • ☐ Avoid medications unless medically necessary • Delivery Preferences: • ☐ Upright or squatting birth positions • ☐ Baby placed directly on my chest • ☐ Delayed cord clamping • ☐ Placenta saved for ritual or encapsulation • ☐ Quiet/undisturbed golden hour 💫 Postpartum Wishes • ☐ Sacred sealing ritual (e.g., rebozo, warm bath, womb massage) • ☐ Nourishing meals (soups, stews, teas) • ☐ Belly wrapping / Yoni steaming • ☐ Breastfeeding support • ☐ No visitors for first 40 days (unless invited intentionally)

I’m looking to deliver at Novant hospital in Salisbury Nc. I have United Healthcare. I’m looking for support and help during and after I have the baby.

I’m currently pregnant with my first child. As a first-time Nigerian mom, I’m hoping to find a doula who can offer experienced, faith-aligned support throughout my pregnancy, labor, and postpartum journey especially as a first time Black mom. I’m planning for an unmedicated hospital birth, and I’m looking for someone who can help me labor at home as much as possible before transitioning to the hospital. It’s important to me to have a calm, knowledgeable advocate by my side who can help ensure that my birth preferences are respected in the hospital setting. I’d also love breastfeeding support during the early postpartum period as I navigate those first few weeks. I would love to schedule a consultation to connect and see if we’re a good fit. Looking forward to hearing from you!

I am hoping for an unmedicated home birth but will go to a hospital if medically necessary. $1-1500, but will be flexible if services seem fitting for an increased budget.

mint hill charlotte tricare insurance unsure of a birth plan

Hi Diamond , can you tell me a little more about you Douala services and total cost

Giving birth at Monroe Hospital (Atrium). Would like to go natural, but open to epidural if I can’t stand the pain as I progress further. This will be a VBAC delivery .

Needs Are to Be at More Peace Of mind during pregnancy, Will Most likely Give Birth at Presbyterian Hospital Due to The Fact Ive been there my Whole life and i wanted to do natrual birth

I would like to give birth in a hospital – I do not really have a set budget or birth plan as of right now.