Find Birth Doula Jobs Near East Orange, NJ

Giving birth in Katz hospital. Hoping insurance covers the doula. Want to have a vaginal birth and someone who has had experience with high risk pregnancy and women with cholestasis.

Looking into doing a home birth but need consultation first. I’m 23 weeks and everything has been normal so far. I don’t want to get anymore ultrasounds and I want to try and having my baby as natural as possible without medication.

Exploring options for as natural as possible including no vaccinations. Trying to see what insurance covers and prices.

Going for a Hospital vaginal birth I have Aetna choice through 1199 trying to find someone covered through them My birth plan is to labor at home for as long as possible to reduce possibility of interfering with natural birth. I need help coming up with the rest

We wish to give birth at home if possible $5-10,000 Still processing

It’s my first birth and I have no idea what I am doing. My coworker said to get a doula who is also a masseuse because it helped her manage pain during her delivery. I plan on delivering at White plains hospital. $1,000- 1,500. I need help making a birth plan.

Overlook hospital Doula and midwife. This is my initial reach out so I am unsure of next steps

I am new to the idea of having a doula. I would like to do more preparation work to hopefully have a smoother delivery. My first experience of childbirth, ended in a natural delivery that was forceps assisted, and I had 3+ hours of pushing before we decided between forceps or C section. I had to be induced after 11 days being overdue. I would hope that with this next pregnancy I can go naturally and have way less medications than I had the first time. I want to trust that my body knows what to do, but I need to help train it to achieve my goal. I understand despite some things are out of my control, I can help myself to have a better delivery and post partum outcome. 1. Monmouth Medical Center 2. Unsure, I am looking to see if I have insurance coverage.

Want someone to coach me and give tips on how to prepare for my birth

Rwjbarnabas Budget unknown Birth at the hospital

I’m 35 years old, and I’m worried about going through this process alone. That’s why I feel I need a doula — someone who can support me, guide me, and be there with me during the entire experience. Mineola- NYU langne hospital

I plan to give birth at Mount Sinai South Nassau. I'm not sure what my budget is or birth plan (but not looking for unmedicated per se). I'd like a midwife or doula to be present at the birth/guide me.

I plan to deliver at Katz Women’s hospital at North Shore in Manhasset. The budget we have ranges from 1500-2225.

I plan to give birth at Riverview Hospital in Red Bank. Estimated budget is $1,500-$2,000 but am curious about insurance coverage. I'd like to have a low-intervention birth.

Hospital delivery $5000 estimated budget Want natural delivery and care

1. ST. Peter's Hospital 2. $2,500 3. My main objective is to achieve a VBAC

1. Where do you plan to give birth? A hospital. 2. Estimated budget: I plan to use my health insurance, so my goal is to have coverage through my plan. 3. Birth plan: I’m aiming for a natural birth with as little intervention as possible.

After delivery care and someone who accepts fidelis care

I would like to give birth at the hospital with the support of a doula, I would like to find a provider covered by Aetna PPO Plus and I am hoping for an unmedicated birth, without induction or epidural. I would like to wait for clamping the umbilical cord and for skin on skin contact. Looking for someone with experience who can give advice if something arises that doesn't match with my birth plan. I have gestational diabetes and I use insulin pre-meals I am 23 weeks and this is my first pregnancy.

I'm planning give birth at St Peter's Hospital. Atmosphere = calm environment with dimmed lighting whenever possible to maintain a welcoming space. Freedom of Movement: I would like to remain active during labor. The Golden Hour: I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby as soon as they are born. Cord Care: I prefer delayed cord clamping to allow for optimal blood transfer to the newborn. My intention is exclusive breastfeeding.