Find Doula Jobs in Danville, IN

My name is Reanne, This is my first baby, my biggest concern is that I have [personal details hidden]. If at all possible I would love a midwife that allows me to not receive any blood work unless a sudden emergency arises that needs it done. I want a home birth, most likely a water birth and unmedicated. I want someone who will support my goals and decisions and give me the best recommenations for my plan. My budget would be 2,000 or less but it would be even better if my insurance would cover it. I am not sure exactly how far along I am as [personal details hidden], but I think I'm 9-10 weeks. I just found out last week that I was pregnant from [personal details hidden]. I also would love a midwife that can do ultrasounds so I could see the baby.

1500-1800 first child plan to give birth at hospital want to try without the epidural but will get it if needed! Just want healthy baby

I am a [personal details hidden] first time expecting mother, I have very bad [personal details hidden] and I don’t think I can do birth without someone who’s specially trained in soothing and comforting mothers during birth. I would really like someone who would talk to me occasionally before birth and get to know them so we can have somewhat of a bond before actual birth.

I plan to have a hospital birth, this is my first pregnancy so I want all the help, tips, and tricks I can to help me have a safe and healthy delivery on my terms

Hello my name is Anahi I’m a first time mother and hope to find someone who can be a helpful person during my pregnancy and birth. My husband and I are based in Indy and haven’t planned out our birth plan. We are originally from Illinois so we have no family or friends near us and would love to have another person be part of our birth plan to guide us since we are new to parenting and birth. I’ve had [personal details hidden] and would love to have someone there for a piece of mind while I’m experiencing the most wonderful time of my life and not be scared.

Hi! I’m currently looking for a postpartum doula who is working toward completing their certification hours/credits and may be looking for a family to complete those hours with. I’m having twins and will also have my toddler at home. My husband will be away for work, so I’m hoping to find someone who could help support me, especially during the night shift with the twins once they arrive (feedings, diaper change, tidy up kitchen). If you’re a student doula who needs hours, are completing your certification, or know someone who is, I’d love to connect! I’m specifically looking for someone who may be willing to provide services free, pro bono, or at a very low cost in exchange for completing their required hours. I will still be interested in having a conversation with you even if this isn’t the case for you. I would be incredibly grateful for the extra support during those first few weeks/months. If this sounds like something you’re interested in, please message me and tell me a little about yourself, your experience, and what your certification program requires. Please feel free to share this with anyone who may be a good fit!

This is my second baby. I am planning a hospital birth at Carmel St. Vincent. I would like to try and avoid any induction medications if i can. I would like an epidural again but would also like to labor without one during the early phases. I would also like someone who supports my partner as well. Our budget is $1500-$2000

This is my fourth baby and I have [personal details hidden]. So at the very least I’m looking at a cesarean between 37-38 weeks but [personal details hidden]. For a cesarean only my husband will only be able to take off 2 weeks. However [personal details hidden], I’m sure he’ll be able to take more time. So a lot is up in the air! And we have a 6 year old, 4 year old and 1 year old. What I really need help with is for a couple of weeks after my husband goes back to work; drop off and pick up for my oldest, light tidying/laundry/errands and perhaps some childcare for my middle two at home.

I am on Tricare reserve select aka Tricare east and planning a hospital birth at Franciscan St Francis in [personal details hidden]. I am hoping for minimal intervention and no epidural or pitocin.

I need someone for birth and after birth support with baby and me to heal.

Looking for an overnight nurse this coming Friday night, going into Saturday morning.

I plan to give birth at IU North. I have 6 hours of prenatal/postpartum care covered, as well as an untimed session for birth covered. I am looking to deliver vaginally if possible, am open to an epidural and meds if needed. I am looking to breastfeed. I am covered by Tricare East.

I plan to give birth at Franciscan in Indianapolis. I’m a first time mom and a little fearful and lacking knowledge on the birthing experience. I’m planning to take all the classes the hospital offers but also like the idea of an advocate that will make sure things go smoothly.

Hi, I’m a first time mom and 14 weeks pregnant. I have heard great things about doulas and not sure where to begin. I guess I am looking for birth and postpartum care. I’m looking to get additional info on what this looks like as well. Please let me know if you can help and we can set up a time to discuss! Thanks! :)

Looking for postpartum support to help with postpartum healing after [personal details hidden], light cleaning, newborn care, cooking/ meal prep/nutrition, sibling care (3.5 year old). I want someone with at least 5 years of experience.

Looking for a 4-week night doula to care for the baby while the mother rest at night. Feed, change diapers, just ensure baby eats and sleeps throughout the night. From 10pm-10am.

Hospital birth Unknown budget VBAC is the goal!

Plan to give birth in a hospital, not sure on budget, would love to talk through pros and cons for an epidural, am open to getting one but also interested in not - hoping for few interventions during birth and just an overall really positive birth experience. Would really like to explore options for pushing, but ultimately going in very open minded. DONA or ICEA preferred but again open to any as long as they are certified - not specific on years of experience. Would love for the doula to also be a lactation consultant if possible hoping to try to breastfeed if possible and also hoping to pump

I plan to have a water birth at IU health midwifery center. My budget is less than 1,000 My birth plan is to have a natural delivery in water, using gas or other means for pain management. I want to labor in water, use counter pressure, position changing etc.

Looking for a doula who works with mothers who prefer holistic, natural pregnancy and birth and will fight for me in labor and delivery. Want a water birth in the hospital with minimal intervention.