Find Doula Jobs in Huntsville, TX

Hospital $1,000 We are planning a hospital birth with the option of an epidural. We would like continuous emotional and physical support throughout labor, help with positioning and comfort measures before and after pain management, assistance communicating with our care team, and support with immediate postpartum bonding and breastfeeding. Certification: Required (DONA, CAPPA, Childbirth International, DTI, or another nationally recognized certifying organization accepted by GEHA) Experience: At least 2–3 years of birth doula experience or support for 25+ births Second language: No preference

Hospital. 2k, low intervention/no intervention VBAC, Tricare select

Want someone to support me and my husband with knowledge and insight throughout pregnancy and delivery. And then afterwards as well. Delivering probably in the woodlands/montgomery area.

Someone to help prep me for a hospital unmedicated birth. Christian spiritual guidance with mental and physical preparation

I am looking for a Doula to help me through natural labor and help my husband be more involved in my birth process. I will deliver at HCA Conroe and use their natural birthing room, if available, with the birthing tub for pain relief. I want a saline loc for GBS antibiotics (if positive; I probably am) and it to be turned off between doses for mobility. I also would like to labor in different positions/on birthing ball/tub or shower for relief. I have Invite Healthcare Community Plan and this is my 4th birth, first time being completely unmedicated, and first time seeking obt a Doula.

I want support during labor and to be advocated with my birth plans

I will be giving birth in a hospital. I don’t have a budget right now, I have never used a doula so I don’t have much reference for what to expect price wise but I am open to a variety of prices. I plan on getting an epidural during labor. Really I am looking for someone to be my voice and my advocate during labor. My previous labor and delivery was a horrible experience with a doctor who quite honestly treated me like a body and not a person. She made decisions such as episiotomy with no question and not even any warning. She wouldn’t allow my nurse to even spray some lidocaine during stitches after a failed epidural and made comments to me that I needed to hurry up while pushing and was wasting her time. While I will be with a new doctor this time it is not a guarantee I will have my exact doctor and I am doing everything I can to prevent and experience like the first.

Schedule , Dad needs help burping, bathing, Mom stays home

Homebirth in the crockett area. Mom is 33 5th pregnancy. 4th child

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital, I’d love someone with certifications and at least 8 years of experience

I plan on having a baby in the hospital, but not too sure if I want to I wanna to advocate for me if I’m unable to advocate for myself Also after giving birth postpartum

Pumping until babies gain weight, need help with night bottle feedings

Hello I would like to know if you support home births without a midwife.

I am looking for help with birth and postpartum. I will be having a hospital birth and I would like an advocate for me.

I just found out I’m pregnant. So not exactly sure where to start. I would love to have a home water birth. Just looking at all my options right now

Hi! My name is Susan, and we recently moved to College Station! I am looking for a doula for our second child, and have Tricare. I was wondering if you have availability and are able to have your services covered under Tricares current policy which includes doula services. Thank you so much! It looks like for services to be covered with Tricare, you have to have one of these certifications. Do you have any of these by chance? Thank you! Provider must have a current certification as a CLD, certified doula, or similar perinatal certification (postpartum doula certification by itself does not qualify), obtained within the last three years from one of the following organizations: - BirthWorks International - Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association - Doulas of North America International International Childbirth Education Association - To Labor - The National Black Doulas Association - Medicaid Participation in Lieu of Certification Effective April 11, 2024, participation in a Medicaid doula program may be substituted for the certification requirement for CLDs practicing in states with an active statewide doula Medicaid benefit. Participation must be in a permanent statewide Medicaid doula program, excluding geographically or time limited programs and programs with requirements set by affordable care or managed care organizations. CLD may only practice in the state in which they are a Medicaid doula. (TRICARE Operations Manuals - Chap 18 Sect 10)

Hospital and we would need doula for initial support during the child birth

expecting twins. need overnight care a few times a week for several month. will be using moms on call scehdule

Idk yet.

Birth doula, postpartum check-in, lactation support, childbirth education/parenting classes -hospital -$1200 or less if possible -experience, unsure on birth plan (first baby)