Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Fort Collins, CO

Home birth, $5,000 budget. Hoping to have a peaceful birth at home in our apartment without the stress of the hospital and all the excessive medical bills.

I would like to give birth at home I have medicaid

Birth center birth Unmediated birth Medicaid 3rd baby

I would like a Christian doula, who is experienced in VBAC births. Ideally the price is less than $1000.

We are primarily looking for a doula to assist with an in-hospital birth. I am an older first time mom (will be 40 at time of delivery). I am higher-risk due to multiple chronic illnesses, so hospital for us it is! I don’t have a set budget or birth plan. Currently 9 weeks.

1) Hospital 2) 1,000-2,000 3) I don't know my birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at MCR in Loveland. I’m looking for a doula that is covered by Medicaid. I would like a doula that does prenatal home visits before and after birth

Birth center birth Estimated budget 500 Wanting something more hands off but supportive. Someone who will know what I want and be able to communicate for me when I'm unable to during labor. Also someone who can help me pinpoint exactly what I DO want my birth to look like. Accepts medicaid

Giving birth at a hospital. Birth plan is ideally no epidural but will use gas, labor down, bathtub, delayed cord clamping. Not sure of budget because not sure what they cost and what insurance covers.

First time parents looking for help with pre-birth plans, birth assistance, & post-birth coaching. Birth will be at Medical Center of the Rockies. Preferred DONA & CAPPA certifications.

34 year old giving birth in a birth center in Fort Collins. I live in Hreeley and have Medicaid.

Looking for a doula to help with labor preparation and birthing techniques. Accepts medicaid.

Looking for a postpartum doula. Ideally anyone who might be in network with Cigna

We plan on giving birth at the Common Spirit hospital in Longmont. Budget is $1000-$2000 depending on the services provided. Birth plan: no Pitocin, no students, no epidural, free to move, delayed cord clamping. We mainly want someone who can be an advocate for us during birth. If there is a birthing class available we would be interested. This is our 1st child and I may need breast feeding help as I have no idea what I’m doing. Also wanted to find out the cost of a postpartum dula for some help around the house for the 1st 2-4 weeks. Just some meal prep and kitchen clean up. We have a robot vacuum/mop so was just thinking some help in the kitchen might be nice.

I am planning to give birth in a hospital setting and want a doula to support myself and my husband. I am very early in pregnancy, but trying to browse around now. This will be our 2nd child, but I had a negative birth experience the first time around with a cascade of interventions ending in c-section. Estimated budget is $1500-$1800 I would like to try for a vbac with as little medication as possible, but all in all I'm open to whatever needs to happen to keep us safe and healthy

We will give birth at Longs Peak Hospital in Longmont, Colorado. Our budget is open, and my employer provides additional funds via Carrot. I have a history of neuropathic pain and vaginismus. I plan to use an epidural, but recognize that my preexisting conditions will benefit from further support.

1. At a hospital with midwife 2. $800-$1000 is my budget 3. I plan on little intervention & a peaceful birth

Plan to give birth at boulder community hospital using the midwife group. Looking for a doula to support a birth plan for a nonmedicated birth although open to epidural as needed. Estimated budget is 1500

birthing doula for birth center for natural birth under $1000

I plan to give birth at hospital. For right now, i have no clue, no idea about my birth plan. What i know is i am planning to have unmedicated birth with hypno-birthing technique. My conditions is me & my husband live by ourselves with no parents or people that can help around us. We have no clue about doula budget, just trying to get information about doula, labor, newborn care as many as we can right now.