Find Birth Doula Jobs Near East Orange, NJ

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital 2. Provide your estimated budget. Free through healthcare 3. Describe your birth plan. Still working on it

I plan to give birth at the hospital My budget for a doula is 1000-2000

Pregnant with baby number 3 and needs assistance with birthing at home! Estimated budget can be discussed and who can accept insurance

I plan to give birth in a hospital, however, I would like minimal interventions. That said, I am looking for a birth doula who will go over my birth Plan and possibly intercept hospital staff from unnecessary interventions, coercion etc. Im looking to possibly go through insurance!

I plan to give birth in Christiana Hospital, I have Tricare Insurance and would like natural birth

1) I plan to give birth at a local birthing center affiliated with (and next door to) a hospital. 2) $1,500-2,000 3) I need help - I’d prefer to have a non-medicated, vaginal birth, but it’s my first time and I understand that what I think sounds best may not be most realistic at the time. I’d like someone to guide me so we can have a game plan for what I ‘want’ and what I might end up with.

Robert packer in sayre pa. Not sure of budget. Would like to make up my birth plan with doulas advice

I wanna at home birth, maybe in a bath tub surrounded by my loved ones

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and will be using TRICARE Prime, which will cover the cost of doula services. My goal is to have a safe, supported delivery with access to medical care and pain-management options as needed. My birth plan focuses on a calm, low-stress, and informed birth experience. I would like support with comfort measures during labor, guidance with breathing and positioning, and assistance advocating for my preferences with the medical team when appropriate. I am open to medical pain-relief options, but would like to attempt natural coping techniques first. I also value emotional reassurance, clear communication, and postpartum support to help with recovery and the transition into parenthood.

Unmedicated Hospital birth Must accept my Medicaid Plan on an unmedicated birth with little to no intervention

Prenatal education , birth /delivery support, and postpartum support 1. Saratoga Hospital (I work for Albany Medical Center and I might change to this hospital due to logistics) 2. $800-$900 HSA funds 3. I would like to try a natural birth and I'm open to using an epidural

If I could give birth in a pool that would be great , I live in Schenectady ny

York Hospital We are hoping for as much of a freebirth as possible, using a CNM in a Hospital setting (due to my having Type 1.5 diabetes and my oldest daughter requiring NICU support for hypoglycemia). It is our goal that my husband will be the primary birth coach, with doula support for us both. We are hoping to find a Christian doula that can also support us spiritually! Thank you!

As a second-time mom, I’m looking for a supportive and reassuring doula who can walk alongside me during this pregnancy and birth. Even though this isn’t my first experience, I still deeply value emotional support, consistent reassurance, and someone who can help me feel calm and confident throughout the process. I would love guidance with preparation, comfort measures during labor, and advocacy if I feel overwhelmed. Most importantly, I’m looking for someone compassionate, grounding, and communicative who will help me feel supported every step of the way.

Hi LaurieAnn, I am the adoptive mother of a baby due mid to late March. I’ve been searching for postpartum support without much luck. We live in Norwich (13815). I’m an older mom, 41, living with my husband and a few dogs. I had miscarriages but no deliveries due to premature ovarian failure. I am attempting to induce lactation and Upstate Breastfeeding medicine will see me, but not until February. I guess I just thought I should reach out to a real person instead of relying solely on the internet! If you have any resources to point me towards, I would appreciate it.

Labor & delivery breastfeeding birth after care

Hi! I’m a first-time parent, English-speaking, and I’m planning to transfer my care to Manchester Memorial Hospital for a tub or water birth if I remain low-risk. I’m looking for a doula who can support me and my partner during labor, offering both physical comfort and emotional guidance. I’d love someone calm, reassuring, and experienced in helping first-time parents feel confident. Flexibility is important to me in case my birth plan needs to change, and I’d also like prenatal guidance leading up to labor.

I’ve had 3 miscarriages in the last 5 years. My fourth pregnancy, 2 years ago was a healthy, full term baby who is now 2 and doing amazing with no complications during my pregnancy or my delivery. I’m now 21 weeks pregnant with my second son and my experience with UPMC has been nothing but stressful and uninformative. My charts have yet to be corrected for the last 2- 3 months I’ve been going to them. I’m at the point where I don’t feel like my doctors are listening or caring about my wishes/concerns. I am starting to lean towards a home birth with minimal intervention. With my son I got to 9 1/2 cm dilated before I got my epidural last minute and had no issues or barely any discomfort with my contractions. This one is a bit more uncomfortable and I would like to try to do the same as before but without medicine. I have no issue going to a birthing center if need be, I know the travel home with my last hurt me a lot so I was hoping to minimize the distance of travel for my second time around. I also had issues with my son latching for breastfeeding and went to see a lactation consultant twice but she took over an hour to come see us each time which resulted in my son screaming of hunger so I would end up bottle feeding him before she’d come as she took too long and then refused to help us when she heard he was bottle fed so I would like to learn more about breastfeeding if possible either through classes or having someone help me after birth. Our budget is probably $2500-4000. I’m not sure what my insurance covers but would love to look into it more with someone if we can. I’m at the point where I don’t trust my current providers, as too much has gone wrong or missed and I just want to cancel all appointments until I give birth so I’m hoping this is a better alternative for me.

I want an African American women to be my doula, I would like a natural birth no medication, delayed cord clamping, breathing exercises, I don’t want to give birth on my back, immediate skin to skin, education on what is okay for the baby not to have for example vaccinations,. I plan on giving birth a Penn State Hershey Hospital. My mother and partner will be in there with me. We are Muslim so after baby is born father needs to do a religious prayer in babies right ear, so therefore when baby is born we need that time for him to do so like three minutes. I want baby in the room all the time even during assessments unless medical emergency and if that occurs my mother or partner can go with them. Things to prepare for birth. And I plan on breast feeding.

Plan to give birth at St Peter’s Hospital Not sure on a budget yet I’m interested in giving birth in a hospital without an epidural, but am not 100% sure yet. I would like someone who can coach me through labor, and help me figure out breastfeeding