Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Janesville, WI

Postpartum doula after C-section Just need some support after I get home. I don’t have family around and partner leaves a lot to be desired. Looking for first week.

I am looking for a doula for my hospital birth in October. The plan is to go unmedicated. Our budget is around 1000 to 1500.

doula present for birth, postpartum care, and lactation consultation

Hello — I hope this note finds you well! My husband and I are thrilled to be welcoming twins via surrogate in the Rockford area soon — our induction date is 4/6 but, of course, they might arrive sooner. We realize this is quite last-minute, but we would be interested in overnight care for the first week or so once they’re back from the hospital. (We then fly home to SF.) Do you have any availability in the next 1-3 weeks (we won’t yet know how soon they’ll come or if they need NICU time, of course)? If so, can you share more about your practice, including any experience you have with twins and your rates? Thanks very much for considering! Jeanette and Jeremy (and Baby A + Baby B)

Night doula so husband and I can sleep pP doula Needs CPR certification, 6+ years of experience, English language, will respect mine/husbands wishes Baby is 7 weeks old. Has silent reflux. Needs bottle lace fed, burped every ounce, needs to sleep In bassinet, not arms, follow SIDS guidelines. Sleep training, bottle loading in bottle washer

Hospital, no budget, no birth plan but breastfeeding the baby

We have a toddler and both work from home so we need support after our second baby is born in May. We both work from home so ideally someone could come here to watch both of our babies in our home while we work. We need someone that we can trust to be an extension of our parenting and to work with us instead of against us to support feeding, changing, babysitting during work hours and potentially a night nurse to help us with overnight needs so that we can get rest. We plan to give birth at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. We plan to use an epidural like we did for the first birth and follow standard medical guidelines. We are fortunate to receive a $30,000 benefit from my company to use toward eligible doula services so that is our budget although given the mostly part-time nature of this role, I think that should be more than enough for our needs.