Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Georgetown, TX

Hello! Jillian Barker recommended you to me because I'm looking for someone who accepts insurance. I'm pregnant with my 3rd baby and I've never had a doula before but I would like to have one this time around!

hospital birth, 1st baby, vaginal birth. I am looking for a doula to provide guidance and advocacy leading up to and during the birth. We are looking for someone who is empathetic, science background, and can support me and my husband to work in partnership with our medical team. I appreciate guidance especially as I hope to avoid epidural where possible but I am also petite so thoughtful support throughout to have a safe birth. We are also looking for a night nanny post-birth to support care.

minimum 5 years of experience working with premature newborns (less than 2 months old). Able to help in bottle feeding and putting baby to sleep. Additional duties would include light household work, sleep training, supporting the mom for breastfeeding. Estimated budget is $30/hr

Postpartum support and some additional house help. Should have atleast 5 years experience working with late preterm newborns

1. Hospital; Kaiser 2.n/a 3. All natural birth plan

Canton area birth Natural birth Non-medicated Limited budget Preferred home birth

I plan to give birth in the hospital, I want to use my Tricare Wedt insurance to cover the services. I want a vaginal epidural birth with just my husband and essential people in the room.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Hospital in Canton. First time mom with anxiety, adhd and likely autism while my partner is supportive and will be in the room he is kind of squeamish and not historically has not been the best in medical situations. He is a local truck driver but can be hours away during the day and the thought of going into labor/ at the hospital with out a support person terrifies me. He is also being laid off from his company in April (they are closing his branch) which means he won't qualify for FMLA and is at the mercy of whatever company he ends up being hired by in terms of leave for when baby comes and after. My ideal budget is no more than 1000 although I have seen prices a bit above that. As of right now my birth plan is minimal intervention and without pain meds. I really don't want to have an epidural specifically if it can be avoided...obviously baby/the birth experience can change things though.

Hello, I am happy to have found this page and hoping to touch base on the services you provide to see if we could possibly work together for the delivery of my baby this coming spring. This is my first time ever giving birth, and I would really like to work with a doula. I am interested in natural at-home delivery, if possible, and would like to learn about more methods and practices for preparation. I am 36 yo and on Medicaid due to a disability, however am medically stable and have had a low risk pregnancy so far. Hope to talk to you soon about what the process is like to begin working together. Thank you!

Hospital I don’t have a budget or birth plan. But open to suggestions.

1. Duke Hospital 2. Insurance 3. I plan on having a gentle scheduled C-section with having my tubes removed. I would like to have delayed cord clamping and I want to keep my placenta as well.

I am currently expecting my first child with a due date of April 26, and we are looking for a Postpartum Night Doula to support us during the initial weeks. Our primary goal is to have professional overnight care for our newborn so that we can focus on recovery and rest. We are currently looking for approximately 60–70 hours of total support. Additionally, our insurance (through Qualcomm) provides a $3,000 Doula benefit. We are looking for a partner who can provide the necessary documentation for reimbursement. Familiarity with the Qualcomm (UnitedHealthcare) claims process would be a significant plus. Before scheduling a formal interview, I would appreciate it if you could provide some information regarding the following: 1. Professional Experience & Care Overnight Experience: Could you share your experience specifically as a "Night Doula"? How do you typically support first-time parents in maximizing their rest? Safety (SIDS): Are you trained in and familiar with Safe Sleep Guidelines? How do you monitor the baby’s safety during your shift? Education & Coaching: Are you able to provide guidance on newborn care, such as breastfeeding support or infant bathing? 2. Communication & Administration Communication Style: How do you typically communicate updates to parents? (e.g., overnight logs, shift summaries, or daily reports?) Insurance Documentation: Can you provide detailed receipts or invoices for insurance reimbursement (including an NPI number or specific service codes if applicable)? Back-up Plan: In the event of an emergency or illness, do you have a back-up Doula who can cover your shifts? 3. Rates & Policies Rates & Deposit: What is your hourly rate, and do you require a deposit to secure the dates? Flexibility: Given that birth dates can be unpredictable, what is your policy regarding a baby arriving earlier or later than the due date? What is your cancellation policy? If you are available during late April and May, please let me know. If your background aligns with our needs, we would love to schedule a video call or an in-person meeting to discuss further. Thank you!

We have a 3 week old who needs overnight care giver for 2 months

Postpartum doula, help with being a new mom and someone to help with time management

Night time dual Certifications, year of experience Making sure the baby sleeps at night.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I anticipate the costs will be covered by insurance. I want an unmedicated birth.

At this point I don’t really have a birth plan aside from giving birth at the hospital. I don’t know if I want an epidural or not. I really am just looking for someone outside of my drs office to be a support person for the remainder of my pregnancy and postpartum.

My name is Kelsey, and I’m currently 20 weeks pregnant with my first child, due on July 3, 2026. I’m an active-duty Navy pilot with TRICARE Prime. I’m in a bit of a unique situation, as I’ll be PCS’ing from Hawaii to Point Loma at the end of April 2026, which means I’ll be transferring care mid-pregnancy. Because of this transition, I’m hoping to connect early and thoughtfully with a midwifery practice that can help make the move as smooth and supported as possible. I’m very interested in pursuing a home birth and learning about the best options for a natural first birth. In addition, my faith is very important to me, and I’m hoping for a birth experience that is not only physiologically supported but also spiritually grounded. As a Christian, I value prayer, peace, and intentionality surrounding birth, and I’m seeking a team that is comfortable supporting that kind of environment. I would love to learn more about: • Your experience with first-time home births • How you support clients transferring care mid-pregnancy • Experience working with TRICARE or military families • Your availability around early July in the Point Loma area Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I truly appreciate any information you’re able to share and look forward to connecting.

I want a nice calming water birth at home. Our budget hasn’t been set for this! I don’t want an epidural. I want alternative treatments to the pain!

1.Hospital 2. 2,500.00 3. Potential epidural, but hopefully as little intervention as possible 4. Looking for someone to advocate for me during childbirth and coach me on pain management