Find Doula Jobs in Hartford, CT

Hello, I am looking for a doula to help during birth at a hospital. I would be delivering at Saint Francis and my current birth plan is natural unmedicated birth (this is mostly due to health concerns which I can discuss further)

To make sure the hospital doctor listen to my birth plan wants !

Birthing hospital will be saint frances in Hartford CT. No set budget Birth plan: natural birth, low risk for C-section. Looking for someone message technique to help with contractions, breathing exercises, help me navigate my birth plan to hospital staff, etc

Just found out my wife is pregnant she is either 3 weeks or 7 weeks. First ultrasound is scheduled for June 1st. We are Catholic and are interested in learning about natural birthing practices. Want to learn about doulas midwives and how to have either a home birth or a natural hospital birth. Want to learn about how I can advocate for my wife so we don’t get vaccinations and unnecessary procedures. We live in CT and plan to contact with Hartford hospital for our care. I make just under 3k a month with rent at 1250 every month.

Looking for support to guide me through the birth, postpartum, newborn care and help with a night nanny.

UCONN Exploring budget Need help with birth plan Anthem

Looking for a part-time postpartum helper or overnight newborn care specialist. 3–5 hours during daytime (overnight optional), primarily assisting with newborn care (diapering, burping, soothing), light housekeeping, and supporting mom’s recovery and rest.

Hartford hospital Would love to be epidural medication free

Hospital Depends on insurance I want to learn more on doulas and the services they provide

I need someone who can help me through an unmedicated birth in a hospital. I want to avoid the epidural at all costs.

I was working with a doula but she didn’t make a good fit and we had to leave a month before expected date. I will be birthing at Manchester Hospital, CT and would need to go through husky insurance

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Danbury, CT. I would like to use Medicaid/Husky insurance. My birth plan is as natural as possible with no medical interventions, as well as using Bradley Method.

Middlesex Hospital, Middletown CT; twins; want to try to breastfeed

I plan to give birth at home with my midwife. I would like to find a birth & postpartum doula covered under Husky health. I’d like someone to help with pain relief and support during birth and then postpartum, some meals, light cleaning & just overall support for me.

I plan on giving birth In a hospital(Baystate) my Massheath (behealthy) pays for everything I plan on getting epidural and giving birth vbac and everything else not to sure about just want my doula to be understanding patient upfront honest etc…

Baystate medical center, I have a copy of my birth plan

I plan to give birth in hospital . i do not have a birth plan yet experienced doula Accepting Husky insurance

Hospital Birth. I dont know what Doulas cost. No birth plan yet

This is my first baby. I'm in Hamden, and I am going to Yale hospital to give birth. My native language is Portuguese. I understand English and Spanish.

I’m planning to give birth in a hospital because I feel most comfortable having medical support available. I definitely plan on getting an epidural for pain management, but I still want the experience to feel as calm and supported as possible. My budget is around $800–$1,500, depending on what’s included. I’m open to some flexibility if it’s a really good fit and includes prenatal and postpartum support. For my birth plan, I’m hoping for a smooth vaginal delivery, but I’m also realistic and open to whatever is safest for me and the baby. Since I plan on getting an epidural, I’d really like someone who can help me stay relaxed, guide me through the process, and support both me and my partner during labor. Communication is really important to me—I want to understand what’s happening and feel involved in decisions. After birth, I’d love immediate skin-to-skin contact and some guidance during those first few hours. Postpartum support would also be really helpful