Find Doula Jobs in Fayetteville, AR

This is my third pregnancy, I’ve had two prior c-sections. first was an urgent (not emergent) c-section due to fetal heart rate dropping! second one was an elective c-section. This time I would love to have a VBAC. im delivering at Willow Creek Women’s hospital in Arkansas! I would like to have a doula who has experience in VBAC births or is very supportive of them! My due date is December 28th. im looking for someone who will advocate for me in labor and delivery. Also someone to help me prepare mentally and physically before that too! My budget is around $1000 and if you accepted FSA/HSA that would be EXTREMELY helpful! I live in Tahlequah, Oklahoma but will be delivering In northwest Arkansas

My plan is to give birth at Willow Creek Women’s Clinic in Johnson, AR. This is my 5th pregnancy but first IVF pregnancy. I had a missed miscarriage at 16 weeks with my first boy. Labor was induced. My placenta didn’t detach despite all interventions and I was sent for a D&C to remove the remaining placenta. With my second boy, I started laboring at 29 weeks. I was admitted, started mag, got the steroid shots, and labor stalled after 48 hours. I remained admitted. At 32 weeks exactly, I woke up to contractions again, he was born vaginally 2 hours later. For my third son, I was in and out of the hospital for preterm labor from 22 weeks on. I was officially released at 34 weeks and I was induced at 36 weeks 6 days because he failed the NST. He was also IUGR. My 4th and final son was also a missed miscarriage at 16 weeks. Labor was induced again and I had no issues with delivering the placenta. I’m now pregnant with our first girl. I would like a low intervention birth as long as we are free from complications. Ideally I’d go without an epidural again. I have never had one and don’t plan to have one. I did ask for one during transition with my 3rd labor but he was born 15 minutes later. I anticipate a similar outcome again. I’m on twice daily lovenox for APS so I know that can limit access to an epidural and I’m okay with that. I’d be willing to try nitrous gas. I’d love for my husband to deliver the baby if all is going well and the facility allows it. Ultimately the goal is a happy, healthy mom and baby. I have tricare west prime remote so looking for doulas that accept tricare.

I will be giving birth at Willow Creek women’s Hospital in Johnson, Arkansas and I have Arkansas Medicaid

I'm looking for an overnight postpartum doula who can take care of my baby and help with light housework. I only want to consider providers who accept insurance. Could you please let me know the estimated cost per hour or per night for this service?

First baby looking for someone who can help with baby at night. Warm bottles, change diapers, and give mom a break to catch up on some sleep.

First baby, planning a hospital birth. Seeking doula with experience in hospital settings, strong advocate, and trained in techniques like Spinning Babies, etc.

I have Medicaid I’m giving birth at mercy Roger’s ar

First baby planning hospital birth in Fayetteville, medicated. I’m not sure yet what we need. Someone for support in prep, day of delivery, and perhaps check ins a few times per week after birth?

First baby, pregnancy medicaid, willow creek woman’s hospital, I want to do a natural birth I don’t really have a whole plan I just want someone there for me as I am a single mother and need some support to get through this.

Where do you plan to give birth at a hospital Provide your estimated budget - $1000

I, mother, am about 7-8 weeks along and would prefer a water birth and as natural of a birth as possible. However, dad wants the delivery to be in a hospital as it would be our first. I need help preparing and adjusting to the new addition in our life. There are no qualifications besides basic life support for an emergency. The dad is a paramedic and very paranoid of anything happening.

i plan to give birth at northwest medical center in bentonville & i plan on having a natural birth. i just want to avoid tearing if possible. this is my first pregnancy and i don't know about budget. but can work with as much as the doula needs

I’m looking for a midwife and/or doula who accepts my health insurance. I either want to have a home birth or a low-intervention hospital birth. I haven’t yet made an entire birth plan. I’m 37 years old. I’m looking for someone who is incredibly compassionate, attentive, and empowering (confident in my body’s abilities). My estimated budget is unknown.

I am looking for a doula to assist me in a natural home birth. Minimal intervention. Holistic views similar to mine. Im not sure of an average cost, so I would guess my budget is $1,500?

NCS To assist with night shift starting Feb 5. Looking for help 4-5 days a week

Support and encouragement I plan to give birth in a hospital I would like someone that accepts sooner care

First baby, would like to do a home birth if safe, will be in Jay Oklahoma, would like to try all natural and very faith based. We are devout Christians and want the birth and pregnancy centered around God and this miracle, I believe I am about 4 weeks along but haven’t seen a doctor yet. Not sure on budget. Wanting to keep an open mind from professionals.