Find Doula Jobs in Doylestown, PA

Giving birth at Doylestown with my husband but am going for an unmedicated birth with little intervention so would like extra support.

Hospital birth in bucks county. Want natural birth

First baby, would like to go completely natural. Christian doula preferred but open to someone who is open to supporting a religious couple. Hoping to deliver at home but may be a hospital birth depending on insurance. Budget: around $2,000

We are expecting our first baby, and [personal details hidden]. We are planning to deliver in a hospital, either at Abington Hospital (Jefferson Health) or St. Luke’s in Spinnerstown/Quakertown. Since this is our first baby, we really don’t know exactly what to expect, and I’m looking for a doula who can provide both emotional and physical support throughout labor and delivery, as well as help advocate for me and my wants and needs. My partner is amazing and incredibly supportive, but I also know that when emotions are high, it may be difficult for either of us to clearly communicate our wishes, ask the right questions, or advocate for ourselves without becoming overly emotional or confrontational. I would love to have someone experienced in the room who can help us navigate those moments, explain our options, remind us of our preferences, and help us feel confident in our decisions without taking over or speaking for us. I would also really value hands-on labor support. I would like to attempt labor without an epidural initially, mostly because I don’t know what to expect from the pain and want to see how I handle it. I have a pretty high pain tolerance (or at least I like to think I do!), and I’d love a doula who can encourage me, help me work through contractions, and use techniques such as massage, positioning, counter-pressure, breathing, or anything else that may help with discomfort. At the same time, I want someone who will support me if I reach the point where I decide I want an epidural. I’m looking for encouragement to keep going when I need it, but also someone who will remind me that there is absolutely no failure in changing my plan if that’s what I need. Basically, I want someone who can help me push through when I’m capable of doing so, but also recognize when I’ve had enough and support whatever decision I make. Before hiring someone, we would love to meet either virtually or in person so we can make sure we feel comfortable with each other and that our personalities are a good fit. Once labor begins, we would want our doula to meet us at the hospital and stay with us through the birth and immediate delivery period. Once our baby is here, your job is done! 😊 We are really looking for someone who can help us feel supported, informed, calm, and confident through the labor and delivery experience while still allowing us to experience it as a family and make our own decisions.

Hospital birth, speake Spanish, natural birth, woman

I am giving birth at Hunterdon Medical Center. This is my first child and I am looking for someone to support me during and after giving birth.

First baby, giving birth at a hospital, planning to go unmedicated, budget is 2,500.

First baby, hoping for an unmedicated birth at Capital Health Hopewell. Am looking for some in person childbirth education, birth prep, creating a birth plan, and maybe help preparing for breastfeeding with [personal details hidden]. Would love to stay around or under $1,500. Curious about insurance coverage.

This is my 4th baby and I’m tired of the hospitals scaring me into things I don’t want and I don’t feel I need. My budget is $5000.

At Jefferson Einstein hospital in Abington Jenkintown A budget where my insurance BlueCrossBlueShield can cover Support with my choices before I have to give birth and pointing me in the right direction

I need with baby support and supplies it’s just alot I need people I can talk to

[personal details hidden] single female looking for help on what to expect and how to mange what I am about to go through.

We'd love the following: * Bilingual Spanish/English preferred, but not totally necessary (We want to raise our child around Spanish and English; the earlier the better) * Help with infant feeding, light housework (perhaps meal preparation? Laundry, light cleaning, etc) * Care for our newborn while we get a little sleep during the day, perhaps. A bit about us: * First-time parents, [personal details hidden]. We are [personal details hidden] in Mercer County. * We are having a girl! * We are committed to making the postpartum process as easy as we can so that it does not become an unnecessary strain on our relationship. * I (the mom) will be having a C-section, which I know comes with a host of potential complications. Estimated budget: * We're willing to pay $35-$45 an hour.

Hi there! I will be a first time mommy. I am nervous, but excited to start this journey with my husband. We are seeking support and we are open to learning.

Im a first time mom and I live far from my family so I would like a doula or midwife to help and guide me toward a calmer birth, offering tips and support. I’m planning a natural delivery for my baby in December.

First baby.planning to give birrh in philadelphia. Need help with everything

Planning a hospital birth with labor and delivery support in South new jersey. Estimated budget is $1000 to $2000. First time mother pregnant from [personal details hidden].

Labor and delivery assistance, postpartum care and day and night nurse, help with cooking cleaning and laundry for up to 8 weeks after birth I have a one year old as well , accepts horizon nj health insurance

Third baby, first 2 natural births at a birth center but third baby being delivered in a hospital. [personal details hidden], need labor coaching and support

First baby, planning to give birth at Bryn Mawr hospital. The care would be for me and/or our son. I don't have any family support and I'm new to the area so I'm kind of navigating everything on my own. I think we'd want to start with 5 nights of overnight support. I'm not really sure how much daytime support I'll need, perhaps we can figure that out together! The due date is May 27, I'm not sure when doula care generally starts prior to birth but I think we'd probably want 6 weeks of overnight support with it tapering off and I'm unsure of how long I'll need support in the daytime.