Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Denton, TX

Postpartum doula Needed for six weeks Total 45 hours UT Southwestern hospital

Hospital in Frisco. $350/week for overnights. This is our first baby and I’m a little scared. I don’t know about birth plan but I want assistance in figuring it all out. (:

Hi, I am expecting my third baby to be born at Baylor McKinney and I would like a postpartum doula to help support once the baby is born. Our budget is 25,000 for services.

I am looking for any help that might be covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield. I am giving birth at texas health presbyterian hospital denton and I live in Sanger, Texas

Estimated budget- $20 per hour and need to have experience to take care of mother and new born

Help for baby and mom in recovery. Healthy meals prepped and provided for mom. Maybe laundry or house needs when needed if available

Postpartum doula to provide night time support for 2-3 nights per week for 4 weeks

First few weeks support after birth. Birth at hospital

Night nurse, feeding, diaper changing, sleeping, over night

Someone to watch baby for me to rest. Help me create a night pattern for baby as well

Need massage for mother and infant. Bathing for baby .

I’m currently looking for a daytime postpartum doula to support us during the newborn stage. My primary goal is education and hands-on guidance, rather than household help or overnight care. Specifically, I’m hoping for support with: • Helping us understand our baby’s needs and cues • Interpreting different types of crying (hunger, tiredness, overstimulation, etc.) • Teaching us how to recognize sleep cues and manage wake windows • Providing personalized guidance based on our baby’s individual patterns, rather than a rigid schedule • Supporting communication within the family so everyone is aligned on newborn care I’m especially interested in a doula who focuses on parent coaching and newborn education, and who is comfortable teaching in real time while allowing parents and family members to practice hands-on.

Need to find any doulas in the Dallas area who are certified by any of the certifying organization listed in your benefit's requirements (CEA, DONA, BDC, ICEA or NHA.)

I'm still very unsure about all of these details and am looking to connect with a few different options to decide exactly what I want to do. I know I don't want to do it at home but think I want to do it at a birthing center as opposed to a hospital and I don't want an epidural.

Him, 10000, I want to give birth at home using a midwife

Moral support for 1 st time mom

Cleaning, laundry, nutrition, sleep training, baby sitting while I sleep or go to the gym

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have an OBGYN. I am open to discussing budget. My birth plan includes: I ideally do not want to push for hours or be on my back for the majority of the labor process. I plan to have an epidural. I just found out I am pregnant and am unsure of all the details.

Medical city las Colinas Covered by insurance - Tricare Birth plan (so far): Vaginal delivery Golden hour with mum then dad No cord clamping until white Soft piano worship music and soft lights with aromatherapy Limited cervical checks No L&D residents/students in room Delivery method: Squatting, Standing, Kneeling; Open to birthing ball or squat bar (no active labour on back) Pain management: Breathing techniques, Counterpressure, Massage Feeding: breastfeeding by mum or milk bank (no formula) Circumcision: yes Vaccines: still researching Delivery interventions: more open to vacuum but still very uncertain

First time mom, have thyroid nodule from the past that has been in remission till now - 9 weeks pregnant - but want to give birth the most natural and non-medicated way as possible. Interested in delayed cord clamp (more delayed than 1 minute) and no vaccines. So far, plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center connected or next to a hospital. Unsure the normal cost, but budget is 2k. Thank you,