Find Doula Jobs in Holly Springs, NC

Looking to spend $800 or less(I have insurance if it would help cover some cost). I plan to give birth at Wakemed in Cary. I want to go as natural as possible and am hopeful to have only women in the room.

We are first-time parents looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the first few weeks after delivery. We are both working from home, and our mothers will take turns helping during the daytime, so our main need is overnight newborn care and postpartum support. We would like someone experienced with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, safe sleep, and helping establish a manageable nighttime routine. Breastfeeding support or experience working alongside an IBCLC would be a plus. We prefer someone with several years of newborn experience, infant CPR certification, and strong references. We are currently exploring part-time overnight care, approximately 3-4 nights per week during the first 4–8 weeks postpartum. Budget is flexible depending on experience and schedule. Our goal is to get enough rest while still being actively involved in feeding and bonding with the baby.

Would like in educated birth at hospital. Budget $1k

I need a VBAC specialist; giving birth at Wake Med in Cary, NC; minimal interventions birth plan; my budget is anywhere from $500-$1000

Searching on behalf of a friend who is looking for help soon. Mandarin speakers preferred - Chinese family Not sure of hospital/home Not sure of budget, birth plan. First and foremost need someone familiar with mandarin language and Chinese cultural knowledge

second baby due jan 6 in Cary nc. looking for postpartum care, with option to transition into our long term nanny for both children. husband and I work from home, older will be 34 months older than second little girl. will agree to min/max hours, and prioritize a m-f 9-5 typical schedule with you. we are flexible. we have a 60 lb foxhound dog who sleeps all day. about you: someone close by, reliable, experience with newborns and 2-3 year olds, good to watch and engage the older child while facilitating my breastfeeding in the first year while returning to work. open to a variety of experience levels for the right fit.

Justin (husband) Kaitlyn (wife), 3 year old Scarlett-we will have help with her by our Aupair. Looking for an overnight doula 1-2 nights a week (10pm-6am) for 6 weeks for the new baby to help us get some rest, starting to sleep train baby, light chores as needed, and just overall support with baby and family. First time reaching out for doula-$38-40/hour

I plan to give birth in Cary hospital I am looking for a doula to help me create my birth plan and prepare for a non medicated birth, I would like my doula to be available to come to my house when my labor starts and before I go to the hospital to stay with my children at home I would like to the doula to help me after birth for help with the baby

I plan to give birth at UNC Rex holly springs, birth plan im not sure yet but I did the epidural with my first and had a rough birth.

Hospital birth, unmedicated, $1500 budget, will only need support for birth and not postpartum

Plan to give birth in hospital. Budget negotiable.

This is a Delivery of second baby at UNC Johnston Clayton NC hospital. Planning for Natural vaginal Delivery. What we are expecting from Doula is for physical and moral support during the delivery and the day after in the hospital stay

I am looking for a birth doula who can provide emotional, physical, and informational support throughout my pregnancy, labor, delivery, and early postpartum period. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing and relaxation techniques, labor positions, and understanding my options during birth. I also want support with communicating my preferences and advocating for my birth plan while allowing my medical team to provide necessary care. Having someone experienced and supportive present would help me and my partner feel more confident, prepared, and comfortable throughout the birth experience.

Hi! I’m a first-time mom due April 16 and planning to deliver at a hospital in the Raleigh area. I’m starting my search for a birth doula and am especially interested in someone experienced, calm, warm, and very grounding. I’m naturally an anxious person, and pregnancy has definitely heightened some of my fears around birth, medical complications, pain, and the unpredictability of labor. One of the biggest reasons I want a doula is to have someone experienced by my side who can help me stay calm and present, explain what’s happening when things feel overwhelming, help me advocate for myself and ask the right questions, and remind me of my options if plans need to change. I respond really well to reassurance and clear information, and I’m looking for someone who brings a steady, confident energy into the room rather than adding to the intensity. I’ve also been very intentional about preparing physically. I’ve strength trained consistently for years and am continuing to stay active during pregnancy as I’m able. I’m working on my breathing, deep core and pelvic floor awareness, and I’m really interested in learning how to prepare my body for labor and recovery. I’m still early in pregnancy and developing my birth preferences, so I’m not attached to having one specific “perfect” type of birth. What matters most to me is feeling safe, informed, supported and respected throughout the process. I’d love a doula who is knowledgeable about both physiologic birth and hospital births/interventions and who will support my decisions without judgment if my preferences change during labor. My boyfriend will also be very involved in the birth and in choosing our doula. It’s important to me that our doula works well with both of us and helps him feel confident supporting me rather than replacing his role. Ultimately, I’m looking for someone I genuinely connect with and can trust during what I know will be a very vulnerable experience. Experience is important to me, but so is personality and chemistry. I’d love to hear more about your approach, experience supporting anxious first-time moms, how you work with partners, and what your prenatal, labor and postpartum support typically looks like.

At UNC chapel hill Potential TOLAC but still deciding

Looking for African-American birthing Doula to help prepare me for labor and delivery at The hospital or women’s birthing center. Who accepts Nc blue Medicaid.

I plan to give birth at Central Carolina Hospital in Sanford, NC. I want to try to give birth naturally with no epidural or pain medications at all.

Don’t know where to start. Would like to adquiere knowledge and do things in a more natural way.

I would like to give birth at a hospital. I would like someone supportive other than my partner to help with L&D also a person to advocate for me that has knowledge of L&D

Home birth Unsure of budget I have had 3 c sections looking for someone confident and willing to help me have a natural birth at home