Find Doula Jobs in Foxboro, MA

Hi there, I hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out because I’m currently looking for a birth doula for my October delivery. I’m currently 14 weeks pregnant with an estimated due date of 10/14. I’m planning to deliver at Women & Infants Hospital in Providence with the midwives at the birthing center, and I’m based in Mansfield, MA. I’m looking for a doula who is experienced with Women & Infants and supportive of a midwife-led birth experience. This is my first baby and pregnancy, so looking for all the advice and support! I have United Healthcare through Harvard Pilgrim, so I’d also love to know whether you accept this insurance, offer reimbursement support, or can provide a superbill. If you have October availability, I’d love to learn more about your services, experience, pricing, and whether you offer a consultation call. Thank you so much, and I look forward to hearing from you. Best, Kelsey

First time IVF pregnant. First trimester are incredibly tough, nausea non stop, fatigue. Impacting daily quite a bit. Need a support person to walk through all the nuances of being pregnant for the first time

1. Beth Israel Boston 2. 3k 3. Currently in the early stages of creating a birth plan. I want to avoid a c-section if possible. My mother is no longer with us and having that extra female support is what I am looking for. Especially in the room during delivery.

I plan to give birth at a hospital, Bridgman and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Ma. My estimated budget is $2000. I would like be unmedicated for labor and delivery. Delayed umbilical cord cutting. Immediate skin to skin after delivery. The plan if all goes well and no emergencies. I would like my provider to be Christian based, doula and/or midwife certified with at least 5+ years of experience or 50+ birthing experience.

MassHealth, C Section, Charlton Hospital, Fall River

I’m planning to give birth at Sturdy hospital in Attleboro MA. My budget is about 1000. I would like to go unmedicated or delay any medical intervention as long as possible.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital Provide your estimated budget: only insurance BCBS Describe your birth plan: Don't have one yet Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years of experience, second language spoken): It would be nice if you understood and spoke Spanish, but it is not a requirement. Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.): I am 33 years old, have ADHD, pre-diabetic. Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc.): Sleep Training would be nice, cooking would be even better. I would like some help with the baby, as I am in school and only have my husband around for help. Provide your estimated budget: I am hoping the whole thing is covered by insurance. Include your insurance provider's name and plan details: My insurance does cover Doula, but I may need a prescription or justification from my OB. Currently, I am on my spouse's family plan in BCBS Anthem PPO.

Women & infant is where ima give birth I’m trying to go all natural through birth so I just need a kind , patient, caring dula

Newton Wellesley hospital - $1500-$2000 - developing a birth plan currently with minimal to no vaccines. We are looking to avoid all vaccines possible and spending time doing research to decide after 3-12 months postpartum.

Di/Di twin pregnancy Birth at umass Looking for someone who accepts tufts direct silver

Hospital birth As natural as possible but high risk-bicuspid aortic valve-being seen by MFM Plan to use insurance Birth plan: epidural or possibly not, laboring down as much as long as possible allowing fetal ejection reflex to hopefully take place so minimal pushing. I declined the use of a forceps/suction assisted birth. C section is also still on the table. Want to move about freely or if there’s an epidural in place assistance moving, do not want to birth on my back. Minimal vaccines, delaying schedule and not doing all of them. Must be the preservative free vitamin k shot and if not available then drops only. Delayed cord clamping until white or not pulsating. Baby stays in room with us at all times for all tests etc.. plan to breast feed.

I plan to give birth at Women and infants. I think they are planning on inducing me because I am considered higher risk. Our budget is between 800-1000, but can go up to 1200 if it's the right person. My birth plan is to not die basically. I don't know. I know I want an epidural. I don't know what my options are. My husband and I have a history of medical trauma, and so there is some anxiety on his part going in.

What I'm Looking for in a Doula 1.Emotional Support * Someone who is calm, compassionate, and nonjudgmental. * Reassurance throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. * Help managing anxiety and feeling overwhelmed. * Someone who checks in consistently and genuinely cares. * A safe space where I feel heard, supported, and never alone. * Someone who has a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and is comfortable offering faith-based encouragement and prayer if I need it. 2. Education & Guidance * Newborn care support. * Breastfeeding and/or formula-feeding guidance. * Postpartum recovery tips. * Baby sleep and soothing basics. * Helping me understand what's normal and when it's time to call my doctor. 3.Physical Support * Continuous support during labor. * Comfort measures such as breathing techniques, positioning, massage, and relaxation. * Light postpartum help, such as meal prep or simple household tasks. * Assistance setting up baby stations and making my home feel ready. 4. What Makes a Doula Stand Out to Me * Easy to talk to and makes me feel comfortable. * Responds in a timely manner. * Has helpful resources and recommendations ready. * Creates a welcoming, judgment-free environment, especially for moms with little or no support system. * Helps moms feel seen, encouraged, and less alone. * Supports me emotionally while respecting and sharing my Christian faith and values.

Looking for a certified postpartum doula or nanny with a holistic approach to newborn and maternal care. We have limited family support and would appreciate help with feeding guidance, newborn care, healthy meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, and creating a calm, nurturing environment while supporting our transition into parenthood.

Black Doula, spiritual Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Provide your estimated budget Describe your birth plan Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.)

Newborn care for daytime - bathing, etc and lactation and changing

Hospital birth, $2500 budget, would like a natural birth

Giving birth in Brigham Women Hospital. Need a doula to support through the birthing process.

Hi there! We are looking for overnight help for our newborn boy, expected in mid November. We are looking for someone kind, caring, compassionate, and open to 5 days a week, 10 hours per night (probably 9 pm - 7 am). We live in the South End of Boston and have private parking + a spare room. We are looking for someone with a Post Partum Doula certification that is able to work with Carrot Fertility Benefits. Thank you!

The plan is to give birth at Brigham and Women's Hospital unmedicated as my mom had complications from an epidural I have endometriosis so I have a pretty high pain tolerance right now we have a pretty open budget