Find Doula Jobs in Edina, MN

I plan to give birth at Abbott Northwestern. This is my second child, my first was born at Regions which was a 30+ hour labor including PPH. I am hoping for a smoother experience and less anxiety this time! I'd like to find someone with several years of experience. My husband is a resident physician and it is important to us to find someone who works well with care teams. I am not sure yet about my postpartum doula needs and budget, just thinking I'd like to find help with that too.

Low cost preferred. Supportive and reassuring. Hospital natural birth.

I am 41 years old so a high risk pregnancy and was just diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes. It is important for me to have an advocate in the room who can inform me about my decisions and prefer a person of color. We are going to be at Methodist hospital

Hospital birth Natural but willing to get epidural

I plan to give birth in a hospital, I am going on MA so would like a doula that is covered by MA. I want to try to stay natural with birth, it is my first time giving birth so I want to get educated on what’s best for my body so it goes as smooth and healthy as possible.

First pregnancy and birth at 41 years old. Need someone who can support and older mother. I plan to give birth in a hospital and want to do an epidural but have some fear due to prior health issues. I would love 1-2 meetings prior to delivery and support in hospital during birthing. Would love to spend $1000 or less.

I have a medically necessary c section scheduled and would like a doula familiar with cesareans. I'd like to find one covered by health partners insurance. My husband had a very scary experience with our first and we would like a support person this time.

Im working with mn birth center in st.paul and they said I need to find a dula. And I guess they have to be willing to come to my house as well. Im trying to also find someone who works with BCBS

I think regions hospital or St. John’s. Im hoping to find something that is covered by insurance. I have no idea where to start with a birth plan

Birth plan Prenatal diet Emotional support Just need a right hand someone who got my back and supports my wants and needs.

I plan to give birth at Allina united hospital. My estimated budget is 1,000. My plan is to give birth unmedicated, with as little medical interventions as possible.

Soon after our delivery date we will likely want 3 week nights / week of overnight help. We just started looking at this, so we aren’t sure what certifications, rates, etc. we want, but we are expecting to book ~30 nights of time, at hopefully a deal since we would be booking so many hours. I think we mostly just want baby care, but maybe some sleep training, and might want to add occasional cooking / cleaning dishes later (curious how the rates differ with the additional services)

I would just like to be educated on how to give birth and educated on childbirth and just a support system I plan on giving birth at the hospital

My current plan is to deliver at Saint Francis Hospital, but I am open to other suggestions. I heard the Scheduler say that they are going through a lot of changes which makes me nervous. Being in the healthcare field, I know that patient care gets overlooked when these changes are happening. I do not know the average cost of Doula services. Am I able to use an HSA plan? My requirements for the provider is that they have assisted in 20 or more births. I would like them to be a good teacher as I like to learn about the process. I have done one of my physical therapy clinicals as a physical therapist and pelvic health and would like to understand what my body is going through from a personal perspective. My birth plan is in the process of being created. Ideally, as little intervention as possible. I don’t want to rule out use of pain medication‘s as I have no idea how I’ll feel on the day of labor, however, most of the people I know who have gotten an epidural look back in regret it due to it stalling and /or slowing their labor. I need somebody who can take the responsibility off of my husband too help me navigate those decisions on the day of. I just want him to be able to be present and help me.

I’m planning on birthing at United Hospital in Saint Paul. I have about $1500-2500 to spend. Provider needs to be a certified/licensed doula. I’m looking for someone to be there for the birth and maybe 3-5 overnight postpartum shifts.

I will have a hospital birth. I would like as little interventions as possible. Less than $1000 is my budget.

I'd like to have some help during labor. This is my first child and I don't know what to expect or know any pain relief methods. I plan to give birth at a hospital and would like to avoid an epidural if possible.

Hospital birth Budget - unsure Birth plan - tbd Tricare West Tricare-approved doulas have met all of the following requirements to be a Certified Labor Doula under this demonstration. •Certified through an approved doula training organization •Attended a training curriculum of at least 24 hours for doula training •Attended a breastfeeding course •Attended a childbirth course •Provided continuous labor support for at least three births in the last three years, with a minimum of 15 hours over the three births •Provided antepartum and postpartum support for at least one birth •Hold a current child, infant, and adult CPR certification •Have an NPI

Light cleaning, meal prep, laundry, sibling help and postpartum support

Hospital. Not sure on budget. I do not know what my birth plan is.