Find Doula Jobs in Houston, TX

I wouldn't mind a hospital birth, but a water birth is my choice. I have insurance with Aetna, so whatever my insurance doesn't cover is my budget...? If you don't work with insurance, ideally I'm not trying to go over 6k. I prefer a holistic and natural approach. I need someone I can contact easily that will respond withing a couple hours and not 24 hours. I prefer a midwife/doula that is a POC, has a background in ancient traditional birthing, and knows herbs better than me. I don't want Westernized typical American care where I'm just another dollar to the facility and not a patient growing a little human. Ideally, my midwife/doula is compassionate, can be funny where space allows, and is very knowledgeable and can handle emergencies if the case cause for it rather than automatically pressing for cesarean.

Birthing center preferred, natural water birth. Very comfortable environment with gospel or calming music. Family friendly. I have blue cross blue shield insurance.

Someone to support a water birth that can assist at a birthing center or for a home birth.

I am currently on baby number six. I’ve had four vag deliveries one cesarean. I will make five month pregnant next week! Also 13 month post cesarean. I am in a nerve wreck as I am trying for trans vag. I had an horrible experience with my cesarean. Hopefully a doula is what I need when it comes to knowledge and any preparation needed

We are seeking overnight care for our new born from a certified Doula.

First birth. Plan to give birth at the Women's hospital of Texas. The care is for me and baby. Have tricare reserve select. Birth plan is low intervention and calm environment. Would like to focus on breathing techniques for pain management and prioritize skin-to-skin contact during the golden hour as well as delayed cord clamping.

Hospital birth, first time, hoping for unmedicated but open to epidural if struggling. Hoping to have my mom present and baby’s father but both live out of state so wanting someone I can depend on that’s knowledgeable. I don’t really know what average cost for doula services so would have to discuss cost.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. Vaginal birth and I want to learn more about specific birth plans

I am a first time mom and I plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m not sure about a budget. I haven’t fully constructed my birth plan, but I know for sure I want my birth and delivery as natural, low maintenance, unmedicated vaginal birth. I don’t want the umbilical cord to be cut right away, no episiotomy, I want to my placenta to come out naturally, I don’t want to push on my back, non-medical coping strategies, using my own linens, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin immediately/uninterrupted golden hour with mom first hour then dad, I and/or my husband will be present at all tests (baby will not be out of our sight), lactation consultant asap, breastfeeding immediately, birthing ball, remaining mobile, intermittent monitoring, saline locked, care clustered and DND sign, labor down, dimmed lighting, my own music, delayed bath, have my placenta come out naturally and encapsulated, do not wipe off vernix, I am having a boy so we want him to be circumcised. I would like a very well educated, knowledgeable, and experienced doula not only with birthing but assisting in birthing/delivery with a black woman. I have tricare west insurance.

Hi, my name is Susan, I’m 37 and this is my first pregnancy. My provider is Women’s Choice Midwifery and will birth at The Women's Hospital of Houston. While I am not locked in to any certain budget, from some other doula services I’ve looked at online, I’m expecting pricing to be around $2000. My goal is a physiological birth, allowing my body to do what it was designed do. I am looking for a doula to support that and help me avoid unnecessary interventions.

Birth Location: Hospital or birth center. Budget: Prefer a midwife who accepts my insurance and minimizes out-of-pocket costs. Birth Plan: I’m expecting twins and want a calm, supportive birth with as natural a delivery as safely possible. I want a midwife experienced with twin pregnancies who will support my choices while prioritizing the safety of me and my babies. Insurance: Medicaid — I’m looking for a provider who accepts my specific Medicaid plan.

This is my first baby. My family lives in California and I live in Long Beach. So I’m in need of learning the do’s and don’ts of childbirth and afterbirth care. Also prepping my body for delivery. Ideally I would like to have a water birth because it seems safer for the baby and I. By research I’ve seen most doula’s cost $25 an hour. I do have insurance and I’m hoping that can help with the finances.

I'm a first time mom, age 42. I feel that the info my mother share may be outdated and the internet is saturated with contradicting information so I'm overwhelmed. I would prefer to use my insurance if that's possible. I'd like to have a natural birth but I really don't know my options. My husband is more comfortable with spanish so that would good.

Experienced postpartum doula for nighttime care of our baby

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I don't have a budget because I'm hoping Tricare will pay for everything. I don't have a birth plan at the moment. I'm high risk according to my obgyn so I'm not sure. My insurance is Tricare.

An unmedicated birth in a water tub. I want my partner to be there and be guided into how to be supportive during this time too. I have bluecrossblueshieldof tx the hmo plan. I plan on a delayed cord clamping. I don't earn a lot so I can only afford 2000-3000 total

Hospital birth Emotional support First baby Not sure if I want to be medicated or not Open budget

Help Unmedicated birth in hospital Help advocate for me Female dula

north houston birthing center budget under 1,000 need help with birth plan christian preferred

I would like to have the most natural birth possible. My maximum budget is $1,000. I will give birth at an HCA hospital in Houston.