Find Doula Jobs in Daytona Beach, FL

Hospital Not sure, looking for more info Still deciding

Mostly interested in birth doula during hospital birth. Would like to be paired with certified doula. Looking to communicate rates, haven't set a budget just yet main language of English.

Advent health is where I plan on giving birth. I plan to have a stress free environment when giving birth. Also cord clamping delay. I am 23 years old with my first baby so I’m very new to everything.

Giving birth in the hospital I (mother) have ulcerative colitis and am 27 years old with my first pregnancy Planning for a natural delivery

I’m looking for a doula who can help advocate for us during a hospital birth. This is my first birth/pregnancy and I want someone who is educated and understands this world. I know the hospital environment can get hectic and I want someone who can protect my husband and i’s calm during the birthing process. I would also love help with breastfeeding as I haven’t done it before, and potentially postpartum help if I need it (i do think my mom will be helping me, but I’m not sure what to expect). I’m hoping to avoid an epidural, but I’m still looking into different pain management options.

Looking for a birthing doula for labor. I’m a single mom/first time mom and will need the support I think

Full support

Daytona hospital advent health I want to give birth

I need a doula for easier giving birth for my second son and a little help in the house after giving birth . I would prefer if she would speak Russian

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

I would like to give a home birth, have the most natural birth as possible. A lotus birth no cord clamping and I have United health community plan.

AdventHealth orlando hospital 1000 I want all natural no medication if possible. I want to be able to move and give birth using gravity for support Just want someone who will advocate for my requests and is experienced Sleep training

This is my husband and I‘s first pregnancy and my first time giving birth. I am having some anxieties fears and worries for childbirth. I recently just moved from Georgia where my mother and family live and lacking that support and my husband and I agree we would love the support. We are under the care of OBGYN Associates in st Augustine fl we cannot afford over $2,500 over all. I am eager and hopeful to have a spontaneous labor with minimal intervention. I’m not opposed to an epidural, but I am very opposed to Pitocin and some other interventions that take place in a hospital birth setting

Reasonably affordable midwife, ideally for homebirth. Extremely holistic approach, absolute bare minimum. Looking for support with high mobility, low intervention labor. Primarily seeking midwife who is familiar with warning signs/problem occurrences in the event that labor should be continued or moved to a hospital location. But absolutely would prefer a homebirth. First time mom. Also looking for potential breastfeeding and postpartum support, just to help get my footing. Happy to elaborate on anything here; please get in touch! Looking forward to hearing from you!

In need of in home help with my 16 month old and newborn ASAP. Must accept Medicaid as I cannot afford out of pocket. I live in sanford.

- I plan to give birth in a hospital, or a birthing center covered by Medicaid - budget: looking for a doula that takes Medicaid. - my birth plan is: Unmedicated, low lighting, aromatherapy, water birth or ability to use tub/shower, skin to skin for 1 hour, videos/ pictures of birth, wireless monitoring. - Insurance: Medicaid, sunshine health

I will most likely give birth in a hospital. I have taken one hospital tour and will be taking another tour in July. I have not narrowed down my birth plan or budget yet.

Overnight post partum care (after c-section) at the hospital

I am looking for a Christian (specifically Catholic, if possible) birth doula to provide support for the birth of my first child. I am planning a hospital birth. Assuming everything is low-risk and safe, I desire to have an unmedicated vaginal birth with freedom to move around, try different positions, labor in the shower if helpful, and to bring God and prayer into the delivery room. Our baby girl's name is Maria Elisabeth, and she is due on October 4th, 2026!

Giving birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital I have insurance through Tricare and Medicaid My birth plan is a VBA2C. I want to labor as much at home as I can . I’m open to pain relief intervention and I would like to be able to push. If I can go natural that would be amazing.