Find Birth Doula Jobs in Gwynn Oak, MD

Give birth at Medstar Montgomery hospital (18101 Prince Philip Dr, Olney, MD 20832) Birth plan: vaginal birth, delayed clamping, delayed baby bath, deliver placenta naturally Provider requirements: at least 5 years of experience, Korean-speaking preferred but not required, certified midwife/doula Care recipient details: 33 years old, giving birth to first child Budget: $5k Insurance: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

This is my first pregnancy and I am looking for support in birth and post partum

I plan to give birth at Carroll hospital in Westminster Md I’m unsure what something like this costs I don’t have a birth plan yet- I’m a first time mom. I want to do whatever is safest for me and the baby but also in the most natural way possible. I’m not sure what to believe in the mom support groups and I feel it’s just making me more anxious.

This is my first pregnancy and I am high risk due to my BMI and gestational diabetes and hypertension. I am giving birth out of medstar franlkin square hospital. Looking for my one of my insurances (Cigna and care first) to cover costs.

Plan to give birth at AAMC Estimated Budget is $2,000 CareFirst BCBS PPO Insurance provider name is CareFirst BCBS PPO

My name is Janessa, this is my first pregnancy. I’m 20 years old. I’m looking for a midwife and Doula to help me bring for a healthy pregnancy. I am in the DMV area. I would like a well experienced Doula and the midwife around 10 years of experience. I plan on doing a home delivery.

Calm anxiety & worries Educate me about stretches, diet and positions of comfort

Natural birth in hospital. Want assistance, guidance, and advocate of my birthing experience. I have CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield PPO.

TBD I seek advice on a supportive facility for VBAC close to Silver Spring. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would love to have a vaginal birth and be able to breastfeed. My budget is around $500.

I need a doula to support my planned homebirth for my 2nd baby. My budget is under $1500. I am currently working for a licensed homebirth midwife.

I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first child here in Maryland. I have a strong support system with my husband and family. Seeking a doula that can help me have the best experience during the preparation (including workouts and stretching), birth, and postpartum. I will need assistance on making a birthing plan. I've considered home birth, birthing center, and hospital. My overall goal is to be comfortable (if I need to squat to have the baby, so be it and not forced to stay on my back) and supported. I would like the umbilical cord to stay attached as well. I am learning as I go.

I plan to give birth at Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda MD. I plan to utilize Tricare Prime to cover cost of Labor Doula. Birth Plan simplified: arrive to hospital at 6cm (hospital policy) receive epidural. No Cesarean delivery and/or Episiotomy. Golden hour/ Delayed cord cutting. Low stress environment. Insurance Provider: Tricare Prime East

Hospital Looking for a birth support doula / postpartum

Hospital birth doula accepting bc/bs federal employees insurance.

Hospital 800$ Want to have a vagainal birth with epidural and minimum tears

I plan to give birth at Upper chesapeake MD with a midwife. Hoping my medicaid will cover the cost. I want my birth plan to be an unmedicated birth with delayed cord cutting and baby never leaving me. The only thing I want is a female provider.

I am looking for a doula that can be a support system as well as an advocate for me while I am in labor. I want to feel confident, know my rights and know that someone is there to speak up for me when I may be unable to or uncertain. I plan on having a birth plan created. I do not have an estimated budget as im not sure what that would be. But I do plan to try and use my insurance if possible.

Haven’t figured this out yet so it is to be determined

Just learned you are in network with my insurance Carefirst. Looking for birth support for baby #3 and postpartum support. My previous two births were vaginal unmedicated births. No complications with this pregnancy.

We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.