Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Georgetown, TX

Birth at St Joseph woman’s Hospital Takes Tricare Don’t really have a plan

We are looking for certified postpartum doula to take care of our 9 month old baby boy and sleep train him. At least 5-10 years of experience. Sleep training , cooking, cleaning and laundry would be nice . Budget is 25-35 per hour

I am looking for a doula who can help me feed through the night. I am pumping milk and using formula. I may need a doula during the day to do cooking and cleaning. Baby needs help sleep training in a bassinet. Estimated budget would be 1,000 -1,500 for a 2 weeks.

Humana Healthy Horizons referred me to this website to find a doula. I am in west ocala looking for doula who takes my insurance. If you do please contact me back when you get an opportunity thank you so much God bless!! 1/ birth at home this is my 5th pregnancy. 2. I don’t have much of a budget, I have insurance that covers doula. It’s called Humana healthy horizons 3. birth at home where I’m most comfortable

I need a Christian who is patient kind and knowledgeable. Who puts my needs and desires first and helps to inform my husband of what I’ll need. Someone who is able to stand firm to the doctors for me and care for me with care and concern and wisdom.

In need of a postpartum doula to help with at night feedings and pumping sessions. Help with changes during the night as my husband works the night shift and is non able to help once he goes back to work. Addition duties including kitchen tidying and laundry.

Looking for doula covered by Blue cross blue shield in Illinois. Delivering at northwestern Delnor Hospital in Geneva IL.

Hospital birth with as little intervention as possible No idea what the budget would be Do not have birth plan written out yet

I plan on giving birth in the hospital, I want to avoid C-section if possible. Looking for help in creating a birth plan and someone to advocate with my partner and I during delivery. Interested in delayed cord cutting immediate skin to skin contact. Currently looking for someone who excepts meridian Medicaid insurance

Looking for overnight newborn care. This can be a night nanny or doula.

I’m looking for a doula who is available around my due date and who can provide not only physical and emotional support, but also a calm, faith-filled presence during birth. As a first-time mom, it’s really important to me to feel at peace, encouraged, and supported in a way that aligns with my trust in God throughout this experience.

Help me with postpartum care, baby care, lactation

My due date is July 19, 2026. I plan to give birth at a hospital near Orland Hills, IL. I have Blue Cross Community Health Plans Medicaid and I am looking for a Medicaid-enrolled doula who can bill insurance directly. I would prefer an Arabic-speaking doula if possible. I am looking for prenatal visits, labor support at the hospital, and postpartum visits after birth. This is very important to me as I want emotional and physical support during labor.

I need someone that can work with my schedule I plan to give birth in a hospital, was hoping you accepted my insurance,

Experienced doula to help with night time for mom to get rest

Assistance with maintaining a home without over extended myself during the healing process

I would really like birth support to help with managing pain during labor to avoid a medicated labor.

Hello — I hope this note finds you well! My husband and I are thrilled to be welcoming twins via surrogate in the Rockford area soon — our induction date is 4/6 but, of course, they might arrive sooner. We realize this is quite last-minute, but we would be interested in overnight care for the first week or so once they’re back from the hospital. (We then fly home to SF.) Do you have any availability in the next 1-3 weeks (we won’t yet know how soon they’ll come or if they need NICU time, of course)? If so, can you share more about your practice, including any experience you have with twins and your rates? Thanks very much for considering! Jeanette and Jeremy (and Baby A + Baby B)

Help with baby. Sleep training. Cleaning cooking laundry.

1) Central DuPage HospitaL 2) I would like to spend no more than $1,000 for a birth doula. May consider other services as well 3) VBAC, avoid c-section (very traumatic), open to all pain relief options but want epidural to be the last resort, open to medical interventions if other suggestions (walking, taking a shower, peanut ball, or different laboring positions) don't work