Find Birth Doula Jobs Near East Lansing, MI

Hospital unless at home is really an option, I’m not sure of how much a dual cost I guess I will determine if the price is in my budget I’d like a natural calm birth Although I am a little nervous because I will be 40 when this baby is born as well as it being my 8th child. I’d really like some one who can help me navigate the differences in being pregnant this late in life and understanding the pains that are normal for it being an 8 th child. Everyone keeps saying oh it’s going to be painful but I just don’t understand why. I’d like some one with the knowledge of how to naturally relieve pains and and help me feel confident in delivering instead of fearing it. I am older so it dose way in my mind. This little one was a big surprise since I was going through perimenopause. I didn’t even know my body was still able to conceive do to lack of menstruation. But here we are so many questions so many worries feeling like I’m being ignored by the typical medical staff.

This is my first birth and we are giving birth away from home (our families are in Chicago) so I’m looking for extra support and guidance. We will be giving birth at Sparrow hospital. My goals are to avoid C-section (if possible), avoid any invasive tools or unnecessary procedures and avoid epidural (if possible). I’m open to someone with less experience and I am unsure on a budget at this time.

Home birth, first child Not sure on budget Still planning the birth plan, its my first child so this is all very new still

I want to do a home birth, as cheap as possible and delayed cord clamping no pain medication. Am looking for a midwife.

Hospital I am covered by medicaid I want to wait until contractions are closer together to head to the hospital. Id like to use all the tips and tricks to allow the baby to come and follow pelvic opening exercises and positions. Possibly on hands and knees for birth to allow easier birth and open canal.

We plan to give birth at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing. Unsure about budget. Unsure about birth plan. We are so new to this.

I am looking to give birth at the Trinity Health Family Birth Center in Ann Arbor. I would like to find a doula that could help me advocate for the unmedicated, calm, quiet birth of my dreams. My ideal birth would feel peaceful and empowering, with as minimal interruptions as possible. I would also like to breastfeed, so support in that area would be a huge bonus!

Ann Arbor Mi Would like to avoid a cesection and have a natural labor if possible with need for epidural

I would like to give birth in an inflatable pool in my living room this is my fifth birth

Home or birthing center Under 5,000 Low intervention

Delivering at u of m, planning a tolac. Planning to avoid an epidural if possible. I have both BCBS and BCN and ideally find someone who accepts one of them.

I would like an home waterbirth with providers who preferably accept insurance. I’m not sure of my budget yet. My birth plan which is subject to change: delayed cord clamping, natural birth no pain management, skin to skin for mom and dad for the first 60 minutes, no eye ointment, vit k drops instead of a shot. That’s all for now but I’m still writing it. I would like a midwife who has experience with at least 7-10 home water births.

Someone to talk to Checks in on me Checks on baby

I am planning to give birth at Alma Hospital and am currently looking for a supportive, knowledgeable doula to assist me through labor and delivery. My birth plan is simple and focused on having a safe, healthy delivery for both myself and my baby. I am open to guidance, education, and support throughout the process, especially in managing pain, understanding my options, and advocating for my needs during labor. I am hoping to work with a doula who is certified and experienced in hospital births. Experience with first-time or low-intervention births is a plus. A calm, supportive, and reassuring presence is very important to me. Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with hospital staff are also key. There are no special requirements in terms of additional duties such as cooking, cleaning, or postpartum household support. My primary focus is labor and delivery support, along with breastfeeding and latching support. The care recipient is myself and my newborn. There are no known special needs at this time. I am planning to decide on feeding breastfeeding and bottle feeding and would appreciate a doula who can provide guidance or resources if needed. My budget is based on what my insurance will cover. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, and I would like assistance understanding what services may be eligible for coverage or reimbursement. Overall, I am looking for someone who will help me feel confident, supported, and informed during one of the most important experiences of my life.

Alma mi I want an unmedicated low intervention birth with movement and supporting advocate

1. Hospital 2. ~$1,500 3. Medicated with emotional support

New mom and dad trying to survive all the changes and challenges of becoming first time parents. My husband goes back to work 1/12 and I have an unfortunate short leave going back 2/9. We are inquiring about overnight doula coverage when I go back to work full time.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I want to try doing a natural birth. I am expecting for my insurance to cover all expenses. My insurance is with McLaren.

Plan to birth in a hospital, would like to attempt all natural delivery with no epidural. Insurance should take care of majority of cost. Would like support during birth/labor. Would like guidance for my husband to do most of the work with supporting me.

1. Hospital 2. Not sure 3. The most natural way possible Spanish speaker