Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Georgetown, TX

1. Hospital birth 2. 4,000 3. Unmedicated with minimal interventions

I am a first time mom who wants to have a home birth and help creating a birth plan. I need to find someone covered by my healthcare

Delivering at banner desert in Mesa Arizona. I’m not sure on a budget or how much doulas are. My birth plan is to just be in a calm supportive environment for as long as I can.

HI. I am looking for a night nanny. I am looking for someone to come at night to handle the baby; bring her to me to feed, then changes her, burps her, and puts her back down. Looking to sleep train her. Clean pump and bottle parts. Do baby laundry. Assisting with breast feeding.

I’m the grandmother inquiring for my daughter Hospital Shea Scottsdale First time mother. 41 years Need help wirh breastfeeding Birth doula and postpartum (days maybe 3x a week for first 3 weeks ) No meal prep or cleaning necessary Have an 11 lb mini poodle English speaking only Experienced provider Birth plan. : no vaccines

I am looking for a night doula with previous experience with newborns. I am looking for someone who accepts Carrot benefits.

we would like a nighttime pp doula to help 3-4 nights a week with overnight care for 4-6 hours a night. I am giving birth at home. Budget is flexible.

First time pregnancy and birth. Christian family.

We live in Bettendorf. Looking for night nanny help

I would like to know more information about the placenta encapsulation I just gave birth a little less than two weeks ago, and my husband was able to ask the hospital for my placenta. This is my number (562)287-2972

I’m a first time mom. We dealt with infertility for over a decade and multiple losses. I want the best birth experience possible.

I plan to give birth in a hospital I have not decided what pain management I want. I will be taking care of the baby alone as my family lives out of state. My budget is roughly $300-$400 per week

Assistance with infant so wife can rest and perform her routine duties and functions English language Feeding, changing, managing crying spells 8 weeks old Sleep management 200 a month

Doula for pre and post delivery and night nurse to help with baby needs. Would prefer christian medical professionals

We want to try a home birth but are worried about the pricing to find someone for that. So maybe a hospital birth if that's a bit more affordable. Our budget is probably 1-4 grand. My birth plan is to be as natural as possible, no outside intervention unless absolutely necessary.

1 planning to give birth at Shea hospital with OB Dr Jenks 2 no estimated budget yet, just inquiring to see what costs might be 3 this is my first child, i would like the lowest intervention birth possible and want to learn how to prep to make birth more enjoyable and less painful

I plan to give birth at a hospital with my partner/ baby’s father. I am a first time mom and interested in having the support of a doula during birth and postpartum care as well.

I am terrified. Baby actual due date is May 15 but doctor does not want me going full 40 weeks due to being high risk. I am 37 years old and had severe preeclampsia with my last pregnancy. We had not much help at all from family since both my husband’s mother and my mother have passed. My aunt was able to help for a week but she lives in Cabo and wasn’t here at night. Husband won’t be able to take work off this time. So I’m expected to do this solo and it’s overwhelming. He’s more anxious than me! And my only support during birth. So I’m looking for someone that can help me through the C-section and after through that 4th trimester. I’m blessed to have insurance. I had no idea insurance could help with this last time or we would have done it! Im excited to think that I could actually get some help and it’s giving me hope. Thank you.

1. Plan to give birth at UIHC most likely planned c section related to previous full term loss. 2. $1500-$1750 Budget 3. A planned C-section birth plan focused on creating a "gentle" or family-centered experience by requesting preferences like dimmed lights, music, a clear drape to view the birth, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and delayed cord clamping. Gentle C-Section Plan: Environment: Request dimmed lights, a quiet room, or to play your own playlist. Support: Designate your partner or support person to be present. Comfort: Request IV lines, blood pressure cuffs, and EKG leads be placed on your non-dominant arm to allow for easier holding of the baby. Visualization: Ask for a clear drape (or to have the mirror/screen lowered) to see the baby being born. During the Birth Communication: Ask the staff to explain what is happening, and consider requesting they tell you when they are ready to begin. Skin-to-Skin: Request immediate skin-to-skin contact in the operating room (OR) if no medical issues arise. Cord Clamping: Ask for delayed cord clamping, allowing the cord to stop pulsing before it is cut. Bonding: Request that the baby stays with you while the incision is being sutured, rather than going immediately to a warmer. Immediately After Procedures: Request that newborn assessments (weighing, measuring, cleaning) be delayed until after your first hour of skin-to-skin bonding. Feeding: Express your desire to breastfeed in the operating room or recovery room. Cord Care: Mention if you plan to keep the placenta. Looking for a compassionate doula who has experience supporting moms with previous infant loss and traumatic birth experiences

Hi there, I'm just trying to find an in-person doula in my covered insurance network with AZ BCBS PPO. I'm having a water birth in-center at the Tempe Birth Center in Tempe, Arizona 85281. This is my first pregnancy and I don't have any local family or any family able to support during the birth (permanently disabled/wheelchaired mother) so hoping to get any kind of guidance or support that I can find with a doula!