Find Birth Doula Jobs in Fredericksburg, VA

I am looking for a birth doula who will also do 1 postpartum visit several days after birth to check in and answer any questions we have about newborn care (no expectation for chores/housekeeping). This is my first baby. I plan to give birth in a hospital (Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, VA). I plan to labor at home until I am approaching active labor, then my husband and I will go to the hospital. I am not intending to have an epidural because I want to be able to move around and labor in different birthing positions. I am looking for a doula who has at least 5 years of experience and has attended a birth at Mary Washington hospital system before. I would prefer a doula who has experienced labor themselves at least once. My estimated budget is $2,250.

I plan to give birth at Inova Fairfax Women's Center. I live in Fredericksburg VA. I am looking for a Christian/ Christ centered doula who is well versed in high risk black maternal health and can advocate well for me. I want hands off care as much as possible. Not many cervical checks. NO episiotomy or forceps. Labor the way a position feels comfortable to me. I need someone who is going to help when fear tries to come up. Someone not afraid to pray and set the atmosphere well. My biggest fear is becoming a statistic and something happening to me during or after birth because no one listened to me and how I feel about my body. I have CareFirst Administrators. Insurance through my husbands job. I need services that will be covered.

Hospital, Sentara woodbridge Insurance covered I want an epidural

Hi this is my second pregnancy and with my first I had an nonmedicated vaginal birth and it went super well. I took the Bradley course which helped both me and my husband prepare well. I delivered at Mary Washington hospital and went through Mary Washington Obstetrics. I had my mom and husband in the room with me and both were critical in helping me cope through contractions. My total labor was around 8 hrs and I only pushed for 15 mins. With baby number two I plan to deliver the same way if possible (vaginal non medicated) at Mary Washington or Spotsylvania hospital. I am looking for a doula to come with me to the hospital to aid in coping and coaching through contractions. I am not sure yet if my mom will be able to be there as she may be helping watch and care for my first born daughter, thus I feel the need to have one more person (other than my awesome husband) to rely on during labor. I would love for insurance to cover a doula but not sure if that’s a possibility. I have United healthcare. I don’t have an estimated budget just want to know the options.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. We’re gathering price points right now. We’re looking for a birth and postpartum doula; we would really like to have someone who could help with overnight support in the first couple months.

I am currently on my second pregnancy with twins! I reside in Fredericksburg but do plan to give birth at Stafford hospital, just like I did with my first. I am hoping to go natural but am flexible in my birth plan due to the risks of having twins (preterm labor, c section, etc). I am mostly looking for someone that can help provide care during the nights in the very beginning for the twins. I will be breastfeeding so I’ll be up as well but am really wanting help on changes, potential bottle feed once or twice through the night while I pump, and putting them back to sleep. I hardly slept with my first and struggled deeply with PPD and would like to avoid that at all cost. I am open to any caregiver but would prefer female only, and at least 2-4 years experience.

doula birth coach, mary washington hospital, unmedicated birth, tricare prime

I plan to give birth in a hospital but i really want to be unmedicated as the last time i had a epidural it traumatized me and hurt so bad.

-Will deliver at Fort Belvior hospital. -Second pregnancy -Wanting to labor at home as long as possible -Unmedicated birth

-Spotsy regional medical center - low intervention, unmedicated, etc..

This is my first child. I just need help understanding and learning the process. I need help preparing me for this birth learning what I can and cannot do.

This is my second and I feel if I had someone walking with me who understood the process, even the nutrition and emotional side of post and prenatal life it would be helpful.

I plan to give birth at Inova Hospital in Annandale, VA. I don’t have an estimated budget I want to try to go all natural. A holistic, Christian Doula. Teach me how to breastfeed. Tricare Select is my insurance.

looking for a doula to support a home birth. Birth plan includes minimal intervention, but I'm flexible and realize we can't predict how things will go!

Hospital birth with minimal to no medical intervention. I want a doula to advocate for me and my wants/needs during birth. Someone to help with advise on pain management since I don't want the epidural.

My husband and I are moving to Maryland from out of state during my 3rd trimester. (Military family!) My first pregnancy was high risk and we spent 8 weeks in the nicu with my daughter. I am looking for a birth doula who can help me both figure out a birth plan, as well as coach me through a more “normal”/typical birth experience. I’m not opposed to pain management, but would like to try to attempt all natural. (I managed this with my last daughter, but my labor was induced, came on very very fast, and she was just under 5 lbs!)

I had a c section in Sept of 2024 and want to try for a vbac this time around. I plan to give birth at Prince William hospital UVA. I would like to have a medicated vbac but would like to labor as long as possible without the epidural. I would like an experienced Doula with extensive vbac experience. My budget is around $1000

I plan to give birth at home or at a birthing center via a tub birth. I need a provider with a certification that meets Tricare's requirements, speaks English, and has at least a year of experience. I do not have a budget estimation but have seen that Tricare does cover a doula and a midwife. I have Tricare Reserve Select.

We prefer a doula-led birth with safety first. 2. We are open to an epidural if needed. 3. Please delay cord clamping if possible. 4. We want immediate skin-to-skin contact. 5. Baby will room with mom after birth. 6. We plan to breastfeed our baby.

Hospital Anyone were comfortable with, is worth the money. Vaginal birth, natural, delayed cord clamping