Find Birth Doula Jobs Near East Orange, NJ

This is my first pregnancy, so I’m looking for someone who can guide me and my partner through the process, be an expert sounding board, and to advise us. I have not confirmed just yet but will likely give birth at UMass Memorial in Worcester. My insurance Cigna covers Doula services so hoping to leverage this for payment. I ideally want a natural birth but want to connect with the doula for advice.

1. Hospital 2. Looking for it to be covered with my insurance 3. Going to try a natural birth

I am planning a natural birth in a hospital. I need someone to help advocate for my birth plan so I can focus on labor. I’d like a Christian who can remind me of scripture and pray for me. I am on Medicaid.

I’m very interested in planning a home birth and get someone could help near night like two days per week. I would love your support in this special and meaningful time for our family.

I need a certified birth dola to help me deliver baby at home and also a night time nanny to help me assist with newborn for bedtime and a postpartum therpist after birth to help with mental and a breastfeeding feeding coat for best way to maximize milk production for baby. I don't want no pain meds for labor all natural! Just a bath warm birth with soft music and massages to ease pain during labor. I don't want my newborn baby vaccines at all! No testing on my newborn at all. Want umbrella cord to stay attach to baby until it stop pumping in the rest of the stem cells in baby. I want to keep plactea and umbrella cords and put in cold cooler for refrigerator to preserve it. I want atena medicaid to pay for certified dola and all the other providers for their services and the price will depend on the dola with medicaid with atena insurance from patients.

Plan to give both in hospital. Looking for a birth doula during labor process in hospital. Then looking for a postpartum doula or nanny (to help support mom with baby and toddler at home postpartum). Would ideally like 2-3 months of help, as my husband travels a lot for work.

I want to give birth at home and would like to have a compassionate and caring midwife due to the lack of satisfaction i have with my current prenatal care

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In person doula to be there for my planned unmedicated home birth. I will have a more hands off midwife and water birth will be an option. I am looking for knowledgable support, guidance and pain management as this is my first birthing experience. I am nervous but excited and thrive in environments where I feel gently guided with knowledge and evidence backed suggestions and support.

My insurance doesn't cover doulas and I was wondering how much your full service is from not until labor and delivery . I have a lot of anxiety regarding giving birth and it's my first child and just looking for someone to talk with me prior and be there for my fiancé and I during.

My partner and I are both sick and struggling to take care of our baby. She was sick but has recovered. I don’t know if you do overnight shifts for babies recovering from or who have just recovered from illness, or in homes where people are sick, but in case you do, I’m reaching out to see if you might be able to do an overnight shift tonight, tomorrow night, or both so my partner and I can try to rest and recover.

I am interested in Child Care for my 4-month-old daughter starting March 15th. Monday - Friday (7am - 3pm). There will be days scattered throughout where we'd be able to be back and care for our daughter by Noon. We live on a campus in Deerfield, and there is another family with a 4-month-old daughter who may also require support and care.

I am looking for a doula who can provide support during labor and delivery, as well as postpartum care

I plan to utilize a birth center for this second birth. Hoping for an all natural experience this time around.

I am looking for doula support during birth and potentially postpartum. My husband and I felt very prepared, we read the bradley method and had been practicing quite a bit for a natural birth. I didn’t think there was a need for a doula because we seemed to be a great team. At our last ultrasound we got news that baby is measuring small and are pushing for induction. Now I feel silly for not hiring a doula sooner. It feels like such a huge gap in communication between us and the doctors even though we have done everything to educate ourselves. I am hoping to find someone that can help fill that gap, help us to feel like we are making informed choices and to support me during labor so I don’t have to rely fully on my husband in case of any complications.

I am early on in navigating my first pregnancy. I will be giving birth at UMass Memorial in Worcester, but I live in Charlton, MA. I am interested in having a birth doula and ideally the same candidate to help when we transition to home life for a few hours. I’m interested in having an unmediated birth, however I am aware that reality might have a different thought. Movement is a necessity for me. I have a wonderful partner, and would like to complement my support team with someone who can help me transition through labor stages as well as navigate the relationship between doctors/nurses.

1. I plan on having baby at home 2.not sure, I’m hoping insurance will cover some. 3.non medicated birth, maybe water birth if I can get comfortable.

Giving birth most likely in mechanicsburg area. Looking for doulas that accept tricare Prime. This is my first and I want to go as holistic as possible, and try for no epidural.

I plan on a natural hospital birth, although I want to learn more about water birth. My budget is fairly low and I’m looking for an insurance covered doula in Massachusetts.

Planning to deliver at a hospital. Its our first baby and both myself & my wife want to have someone guide us through this process especially during and a little after birth