Find Birth Doula Jobs in Concord, NC

I want to give birth at a hospital and it my first baby and I just want someone who can be there for me me that will make sure it goes my way because I do want an epidural but I don’t want to have a c section at all unless it’s extremely necessary I know sometimes they have to but sometimes if you are not wanting one they will give you time to do it vaginally when something goes wrong up until they don’t see fit anymore

I plan to give birth at home. Im not sure how to begin the process and would like some help and insights.

We are planning to give birth in Charlotte nc. Atrium hospital. We currently do not have a birth plan. All of it is new to us. Insurance is Anthem

Unmedicated if possible, birth in a hospital in Charlotte, NC, no epidural if possible, mom advocate, Latina,

CMC Main I have Medicaid 1. Environment & Atmosphere I prefer a calm, quiet environment Lights: dim / normal Music: (playlist) Limit number of people in the room/ I do not want residents or any training being done while in labor I’d like freedom to move around during labor 2. Labor Preferences Positions: walking, squatting, hands-and-knees, birthing ball I would like to get into the shower/ prefer a jacuzzi room I would like birthing ramp for support I prefer to avoid being confined to the bed unless necessary Intermittent monitoring vs. continuous (if medically safe) I’d like to eat/drink during labor if allowEd

Hospital birth All natural Insurance acceptance

I am very flexible in my birthing location. I would like to do a birthing center, but a hospital would be okay as well, if needed. I do want to be able to get an epidural if the pain becomes overwhelming. I am not sure on my exact budget, as I am not sure the average prices for a doula or midwife. I would also like someone who can help me develop a birth plan that aligns with my needs!

It’s my first pregnancy I want to give a home birth I want a advocate for me someone compassionate and caring and help guide me through my first pregnancy and after

I would prefer a natural birth, somewhere close to a hospital if something goes wrong. But not at home. We use BCBS Highmark and are hoping to just use that or send them itemized receipts.

doula for the birth of our kid this fall and budget 1,000

Looking to have my baby in the comfort of my home and free from the medical world, where I have to go back and forth with nurses and doctors about what I want for my child, I just want a quiet natural environment to bring my baby into. I’m not sure where to start looking and what the price is but at 15 weeks I know I have to start this journey of trying to find the right support.

Hospital / Novant health I hope to use my healthy blue Medicaid I plan on having an unmedicated VBAC

Want someone to deliver my baby I go in labor soon

Plan to give birth in North Carolina, somewhere around the Charlotte region. Tricare will be the one covering the birth doula. My delivery plan is still up in the air

I plan to give birth in my home and I’m unsure how much a midwife costs but I would say at least 200 a month I’m not sure

Post birth help and assisted hospital delivery (patient advocacy). Maybe some education.

I need a midwife to help with birth and assist me.

I’m a first time mother and would love a midwife to help through this new stage in my life so I have a better understanding, I’m looking into doing home water birth

Hi! My name is Karla. 😊 I'm 14 weeks pregnant with a baby boy, due January 13, 2027, and I'll be delivering at Natural Beginnings Birth & Wellness Center in Statesville, NC. This will be my first birth center birth, first unmedicated birth, and first time using a doula. I'm looking for an experienced birth doula who is comfortable supporting physiologic (unmedicated) births at a birth center and who provides hands-on comfort measures, pain-coping techniques, and breathing support. Before we go any further, could you please let me know: 1. Do you currently accept Healthy Blue Medicaid? 2. If not, would you be willing to become an in-network Healthy Blue Medicaid doula provider? From what I've researched, certified doulas can enroll through NCTracks, and the process is typically completed within 30 to 90 days (heavily dependent on state processing speeds via NCTracks). However, if you have everything you need before beginning the application process (professional liability insurance is generally recommended or required alongside an NPI and active NCID to safeguard your practice in addition to providing proof of your training certifications/significant work experience), it can be completed on the shorter side of that average time frame. 3. Is Natural Beginnings Birth & Wellness Center within your service area? If the answers are yes to #1 or #2 and yes to #3, I'd love to ask you a few more questions to see if we'd be a good fit. If not, I completely understand—just let me know so I can continue my search. Thank you so much! I look forward to hearing from you. ☺️

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My budget is $1000. I plan to give birth vaginally and was looking for someone that could help advocate for my wishes . I plan to give birth naturally with limited interventions and no vaccinations.