Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Fayetteville, NC

1.Home 2.1,000 3.No epidural, no Pitocin, delay core clamping, no membrane sweep, no induction

Active duty military and will give birth at Womack Hospital. First birth.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am open for discussion for my budget. I am unsure of my birth plan as of right now

I Don’t have a birth plan. I would like information on the best way to have a baby naturally and safely. I want to experience a lotus birth.

I’m interested in a home birth and an under 4,000 budget

I would like a water birth and doula. My budget is 2,500. My insurance is Medicaid.

I would like support during these stages of late pregnancy and help at the delivery. We are looking to spend around $1,000. We plan on giving birth in hospital at UNC. My birth plan is to have our daughter vaginally.

I am wanting to have a home birth with possibly no medication all natural

I want extra support during my pregnancy and maybe after

Hospital . I need a doula which works with Tricare coverage

Looking for doula for home birth, possibly water birth. Looking to see what costs are. Creating birth plan

1. Hospital at Duke Durham 2. Tricare covers 3. Natural birth with no epidural

Looking for support prior to labor, during labor and post partum. I am pregnant with my 1st baby. My husband is currently living in Nigeria and Will not be able to be apart of the birth physically. I would love to have support and knowledge to help navigate this process.

With more horror stories about U.S. hospital care coming up, I'm hoping to seek out the option for an at-home birth plan. I would prefer to be at home with my support system (my husband, and his support system will be two or three family members that we'd prefer to come and go as needed), where we can prevent as much time constraining interference as possible. I know it's not always possible to be at home, so here are some of the things I know are part of our plan: I do not wish to be coached through pushing, nor have unnecessary checks or sweeps done within my body, nor do I want my child to be removed from me and my husband without a severe medical emergency being posed. We wish for the umbilical cord to remain uncut until it turns white, and I do not want any assistance with my placenta removal unless it poses a major health risk. I also do not want my placenta being taken from me. I do not consent to my child having a screw sensor in her head, and I do not consent to being cut open for 'easier delivery'. I want my body to take its natural course as best as possible. That being said, if I am in the hospital, I may request an epidural, but I will have my mind right for being denied such, especially if I start labor at home and complications arise. Our birth plan is still being fine tuned, so we may have some additional preferences to add in the weeks to come. Currently, we are checking general pricing to come up with a plan, but I would like to say we would prefer a 2000 maximum, if possible.

I’m looking for a doula who can provide compassionate, informed support during labor and postpartum. Here’s a little more about my needs: • I’m interested in having a natural birth without an epidural. • I’d love to explore gentle pain relief options like nitrous oxide or other alternatives. • I’m curious about water birth but want to better understand the cost and feasibility. • This is my first baby, so I’d like guidance with labor preparation, emotional support, and help making informed decisions throughout the process. • I’m also considering combining breast milk and formula feeding, so postpartum support with feeding would be appreciated. • I’d like to know if you offer payment plans or sliding scale options as well. I’d love to schedule a consultation to learn more about your services, availability, and how you typically support clients in my area. Thank you so much for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you!

Wanting someone to be in the hospital setting to coach me through my first birth and have someone there to advocate for me. I would ideally love to get as far as possible ( or the whole way ) without medication assistance through the use of positioning, breathing, or whirl pool tub help.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am a first time mom. I am not sure of a budget. I do not want the baby to leave the room and I want delayed cord clamping.

My dream is to have a home birth/ in a birthing center, but I know I do not want to give birth at a hospital. I’ve noticed that it can get pricy so I’m really hoping to keep it under $3,000 but I am open to hearing about higher pricing. I’m still very early on so I’m not 100% sure on my birth plan but I know that I want to a low to no intervention birth and I want to do delayed cord clamping. At this moment I am not open to vaccinations for my baby immediately after birth.

1. Hospital 2. I’m not familiar with the cost of a doula 3. I want to have an unmedicated vaginal birth, I want to learn how to avoid tearing, and also keeping calm throughout the labor! Teach me and tell me that I’m doing it right.

I’m trying to do an unmediated birth at the hospital. Estimated budget $1000