Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Des Moines, IA

I plan to give birth at home. I’m not sure of price ranging for services. I want the provider to have many years of experience and certified.

I would like to give birth at home if I have a doula, which is why I’m inquiring.

Unmedicated hospital birth. Would like to labor at home for as long as possible. Would like spontaneous vaginal delivery. $1500 budget. Christian doula In-person doula present at birth.

Hospital birth planned. Seeking an insurance-covered doula for prenatal, labor, and postpartum support. I prefer a natural vaginal delivery and value calm guidance, advocacy, and respect for my birth preferences.

Hi! I am looking for a birth labor doula and received your name as a reference. (Friend of a friend). Would love to chat more and see if you’re available. Thanks!

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I really want someone to advocate for me. Budget could be around 800 My birth plan is to try and be as natural as possible. To be able to let my body do what’s necessary for baby to come earth side. I dont want any medical intervention unless its an emergency. I dont want to push on my back and I want to breath my baby out without couched pushing. I want my husband to be my rock and look after me with you on my side working with him. This is my first birth.

I’m planning on delivering in a hospital. Unsure of my budget at the moment. My birth plan is generally relaxed I think. I want to labor naturally (no pitocin until after delivery), epidural is a must, I want to move around while laboring, delayed cord clamping, and immediate skin to skin with baby.

I’m a first time mom in need of a doula or services that can help me through labor & delivery with low need for medicinal intervention. i am also looking for services for baby and i after birth. I plan to give birth at the university of chicago on maryland ave & i am hoping my insurance can cover most if not all costs. i am covered under bcbsil under my employer.

im planning to give birth at home with a budget of 4000

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Northwestern Provide your estimated budget: insurance Describe your birth plan: natural Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) experienced Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Provide your estimated budget Include your insurance provider name and plan details. blue cross blueshield community health plan

My gynecologist is at northwestern. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’d like to find a doula that will help me with the birthing process and post partum care. I’m looking for someone that accepts Medicaid.

I plan to give vaginal birth in a hospital with no epidural and in a different position that lying on my back. I have Tricare West Prime Remote insurance.

I need help navigating a twin pregnancy and help with stress and pain and anxiety.

I need a doula and a midwife. I am looking for my health insurance to cover the services.

I prefer you goes to call me 770-375-5510 because I have a lot of questions

First pregnancy. Having baby at hospital, and will have/use insurance. Don't have a birth plan at the moment.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I would prefer a home Birth 2. Provide your estimated budget I have Medicaid but understand I may have to pay out of pocket for service. 3. Describe your birth plan I want to have a home Birth, As well as talk to someone about the steps and how everything works. I am new to this giving birth at home

Where do you plan to give birth (home or hospital)? We are planning a hospital birth, with the intention to labor at home as long as it is safe before going to the hospital. Estimated budget Our estimated budget for doula support is $1,200 to $2,000. We recognize this is a significant investment and are prioritizing it because this is our first birth and we are aiming for a low-intervention experience. Describe your birth plan We are planning, for the most part, an unmedicated hospital birth and strongly want to avoid an epidural. We are open to nitrous oxide (laughing gas) as a pain management option if needed. Movement during labor is very important to us, including walking, upright labor positions, and frequent position changes to support comfort and labor progress. We are looking for a doula who is comfortable providing early labor support at home, along with hands-on comfort measures, breathing and grounding techniques, and partner coaching. Advocacy is also important to us. We want support with communicating and upholding our birth preferences with hospital staff, as well as maintaining clear boundaries around who is present during labor, including support with limiting family presence in the birthing room. We value calm, evidence-informed guidance that prioritizes safety while supporting our goals.

First pregnancy. Will be giving birth in hospital. Estimated budget of $1000-1500. Birth plan would be to stay as natural as possible, but not opposed to medical needs like an epidural if I decide I want one. Whether that be through breathing techniques, deferred sensation like a birth comb, water, etc. Want to avoid a C-section unless emergency demands it. Delayed cord clamp and immediate skin to skin as long as not an emergency. Want to try breastfeeding, and pumping, but not opposed to formula if needed.