Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Coral Springs, FL

Broward Health Coral Springs Hospital My goal is to have a calm, positive, and safe birth experience for both me and my baby. Since this is my first baby, I’m open-minded but would like to try for a vaginal delivery if possible. I would like to labor as naturally as I can, but I am open to pain relief, including an epidural, depending on how things progress. I would like help with breathing, positioning, and staying calm during labor. I would like things explained to me before decisions are made. After birth, I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby if possible. Overall, my main priority is a healthy baby and a safe delivery, and I want to feel supported and comfortable throughout the process.

I plan to give birth at memorial Miramar. As far as budget, some were between $2000-2500. I don’t have a birth plan yet and will need help creating one.

I am looking for a doula to support me during my first pregnancy. I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and want someone who can guide me through the process with calm, knowledgeable support. My estimated budget is between $500 and $800. My birth plan is to have a peaceful and positive hospital birth with as little stress as possible. It’s very important for me that my doula is bilingual in English and Spanish, so communication feels natural and comfortable throughout the entire process. I would love a doula who can help me manage pain naturally through breathing techniques, positioning, emotional support, and advocacy. I also want someone who can help me understand my options, stay informed during labor, and support both me and my partner. My goal is to feel empowered, supported, and confident as I prepare to welcome my baby.

Looking for a post partum doula or night nurse for 2-3x a week once my baby is 4 weeks old as that is when I will be going back to work.

I am giving birth at Memorial Regional hospital in Hollywood. I would like to see if a Doula is available for Labor with my health insurance, Cigna.

1. Hospital 2. $1500 3. Vaginal birth, no traction, skin to skin, delayed chord clamping (until limp/no blood), no shots after birth, peaceful birthing environment

Delivering at Boca regional. First time and probably only birth so I would like to do this as natural as possible and have a positive experience.

I had a C-Section last year June 19th and I am currently 17 weeks pregnant. I would like to attempt for. VBAC but the doctors I’m finding are not supportive of my decision and I understand why, but I also know it’s possible. I need help along the way to attempt to have a successful VBAC.

I would prefer my home over a hospital. I have health insurance through my job and want my new baby to have no outside influence as far as no medications and no vaccines

Giving birth at Boca Regional. Budget is flexible. I don’t have much of a birth plan outside of wanting to be able to move/switch positions, and I don’t think i want an epidural…but if needed, the minimum dose. I’m a first time mom so I really don’t know much…I have Aetna for insurance.

I’m looking for a doula that accepts my insurance Florida Medicaid Simply Healthcare. I will be giving birth at Magnolia Birth House

A hospital with a strong preference toward vaginal delivery as I'm a single mom by choice and don't want to be recovering from surgery after giving birth. My mother will be available but it has been awhile since she's had children!

Planning to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure what an appropriate budget is I’d have to do more research. I want to give birth without any medications if possible.

Boca regional hospital; ideally vaginal birth non-medicated; interested in post partum doula services

Broward health hospital. Smallish budget, need to work on birth plan.

Bethesda memorial hospital. Medicaid insurance budget only I’d like a vbac

Hospital delivery Trial of labor after 2 c-sections No birth plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure of my budget. I’m hoping to find someone that is covered with insurance. My birth plan is unmedicated (hopefully).

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I hope to be able to have the service covered by my insurance and free to me. I would love to have as holistic a birth plan as possible with hypnobirthing education and support.

My plan is to give birth at home unless medically necessary to be at a hospital. My out of pocket maximum would be around 4,000. I would like to have her receive as much nutrients from her cord as possible and delay clamping. I am delaying vaccinations for her as well I would like to have a birthing pool with minimal interference