Find Birth Doula Jobs in Downingtown, PA

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I’m still unsure of my budget and I would like to do medication free this birth. I used epidural for my last pregnancy and still felt everything.

Looking for a black doula who preferably can accept BCBS insurance.

1) Thomas Jefferson Hospital In Philadelphia. 2) N/A

I plan to give birth in the hospital I want to use insurance No birth plan yet Spanish speak preferably Certified and years of experience

Midwife to attend the birth of my second baby. Open to home birth too.

I plan to give birth at Christiana Care in northern Delaware. I’d like to find a doula that takes my insurance and can provide the 3 prenatal, 3 postnatal visits and labor/delivery support. I’m going to be a first time, single mom by choice and am not sure who, if anyone, will be in the delivery room with me and I’d like an advocate and someone I trust to help support and help me understand what is going on and my choices in real time. I’ve also never given birth before so someone that can help me figure out what to expect, what should even be included in a birth plan and what choices or things I should consider. I’m an older mom so someone with alot of experience is appreciated, but I value personality matching and a good fit more. As a single mom I will be happy for any and all additional help someone can provide, I anticipate being very overwhelmed those first few weeks. My provider is Highmark BCBS of DE. Thank you so much!

Hi! I’m looking into birth doula care for the first time. I live in Newark, DE, but I’ll be delivering in Pennsylvania at Chester County Hospital. I’d love to learn more about availability and services.

Im giving birth at reading hospital tho I might switch to Saint Joe's as its alittle closer this is my 1st baby I want to go as natural as possible no breaking my water or induced unless necessary I also want a delayed cord cutting and the golden hour no hepatitis b shot and honestly thats all me and my partner have decided on im not really sure about a budget but somewhere around 1k

I plan to give birth in the hospital My budget is hopefully I can use insurance

I plan to birth in either a hospital or a birth center fully unmedicated. We have TRICARE.

I am looking for a birth doula to assist me with labor in the hospital. I would like to have a vaginal birth with an epidural, but am open to a c-section if it is absolutely necessary. My budget is $1500

First time mom with no idea where to start. I’m new to the area and would like guidance on choosing where to give birth and how to best be supported. This an IVF pregnancy.

Have Cerebral Palsy, mobile but needs assistance. Can't stand for more than 5 minutes. Plan on giving birth at St. Joseph Rt 183. No vaccines, Christian. Planned C-section need help with house maintenance during recovery.

1. Abington Jefferson Hospital 2. $1,500 3. Labor at home as much as possible with support from Doula, early labor in the water, try again for an unmedicated birth

penn medicine no idea how much it costs ibx not sure of birth plan

Home Want a provider that takes my insurance and is confident on what they’re doing with me and the baby 30 years old I’m having twins

Looking for a CNM in Philadelphia for a homebirth.

Moving in November from PA to Chesapeake Virginia. Previously had a C-section June 14 of 2025. It was not an emergency C-section. I was induced at 42 weeks. Made it to 10 cm and the baby did not descend down. I want to try for a VBAC

I plan to give birth at women’s and babies hospital in Lancaster PA. I don’t really know what our budget is because I don’t normally know how much doulas charge. VBAC Birth Preferences – August 2026 • I am planning a trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC) following one prior low-transverse C-section for breech presentation. • I desire an unmedicated vaginal birth and plan to use non-pharmacologic comfort measures. • I decline induction of labor, including prostaglandins and Pitocin, unless a clear medical emergency arises. • I decline labor augmentation with Pitocin. • Continuous fetal monitoring is acceptable. • I prefer freedom of movement and upright labor positions as medically feasible. • Artificial rupture of membranes only with informed consent. • I prefer delayed cord clamping if baby is stable. • I understand the risks of TOLAC and request shared decision-making if concerns arise. • If cesarean becomes necessary, I request: • Clear communication • Partner present • Gentle cesarean when possible

Hospital birth - need doula to give me a ride to hospital and stay there during birth