Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Fond du Lac, WI

More like a birthing coaches for a nonmedcal birth

I plan to give birth at the hospital. My birth plan is for a safe and healthy full term delivery

Looking for a doula who also can double as a lactation consultant since I am planning on breastfeeding. Would need during the birth and after wards just until I get the hang of breastfeeding. I plan to give birth at Thedacare in Neenah, WI. I have a somewhat flexible budget but I am not sure what doula services are in my area. My birth plan is to have a natural birth with the possibility for pain management if needed. I have a phobia of needles so I would like to explore other pain management options before epidural but I am not opposed to having one if those don't work. I would like immediate skin to skin after birth with delayed cord clamping. My husband has chosen not to be in the room for the actual birth or the afterbirth due to past trauma, but my Mom said she will be in the room for me and potentially my best friend if she can make it in time. My husband will wait outside the room until the afterbirth is cleaned up and then come in to bond with baby.

Hospital birth Budget: unsure plan: would like to discuss a minimally medicated birth

1. Hospital first time birth 2. Covered by state insurance 3. Don’t have one set in stone yet. I’m a first time mom, have a SUA and placenta previa currently (hoping it will shift). I plan on getting an epidural and just want to be prepared and have a somewhat easy birth.

First time mother and father, looking for a patient and experienced doula to work with us on this overwhelming journey. I'd like to have a water birth at the hospital. Budget is flexible, honestly we don't even really know what to expect.

I am hoping to give birth naturally and think a birth doula would be very helpful. I plan to give birth at a hospital in Sheboygan Wisconsin and my budget is $1,500

I will be giving birth in a hospital. I’d like to try and have an unmedicated birth. I would like help developing more of a birth plan.

St Mary’s hospital $800 We are unsure on the birth plan at this time

Looking for birth support for second birth after the first included long labor and then a c-section. Planning to birth in a hospital, but looking for a knowledgable birth support person.

I am giving birth a Waukesha Memorial. This is my second baby and want to try to VBAC. Budget: 500-1,000

1 ) Hospital 2) unsure 3) still researching and taking the in person classes at the hospital to better understand

1. Plan your give birth at home 2. Not sure of a budget yet bc I’m not sure how much this costs

I would like to plan for a home birth but I'm already low income and know this may not be an option for me. I would like to have someone who can help me throughout the process or just inform me of what would be best.

1. Home birth 2. $900-$1500 (preferably) 3. Still trying to figure this out lol

I would like to learn more and just help in general

I plan to give birth at a hospital but I do need help with pain far as massages and bathing I plan to pay 100-150 a week

1. Hospital birth at Aurora West Allis 2. Unsure on budget, but my company provides $2000 reimbursement for doula services. 3. I'd like to do a mostly unmedicated vaginal birth. (No epidural, no pitocin prior to birth). I'm open to breathing gas or other methods, but I'm largely afraid of needles and unsure if I can do an epidural. I'm open to following the flow of my birth and will consider options as necessary.

I am interested in switching from a hospital birth and staff to finding a doula and having a home birth

Hi there , I was looking for a doula to be with me in the delivery for support