Find Doula Jobs in Jeffersonville, IN

My husband and I are first time parents and this pregnancy was a big surprise for us. We are very excited but are also overwhelmed and feel unprepared. We moved to Louisville the week finding out we were pregnant and don’t have a big community around us. We are looking for someone to give us facts and help us navigate the ups and downs of birth and how to prepare to feel more confident.

Baptist east, BCBS insurance. Open budget, hope to have a natural birth.

I’m a first time, “advanced maternal age” mom. I’m not really sure what my birth plan is or what to expect. Most of my family and friends are all older moms so their idea of birth and newborns is somewhat older and I’m just wanting to make sure I have support as I’m scared and my boyfriend tries but he misses the mark a lot.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I would like to exude all natural pain remedies first as much as possible, but will do the epidural if needed We want the provider to have a certification, be a woman of color and at least more than a year of experience My insurance with Humana Medicaid will pay for everything. must be within network. It would also be great if they could provide help on sleep, training and breast-feeding instructions

Plan to give birth at hospital. Budget unknown and birth plan unknown.

Hello. I’m giving birth at Norton women and children. This is my first born and would like to have someone there to advocate for me with the things I don’t have much knowledge of. I plan on giving birth vaginally with an epidural

Hello, I needed a doula for my first birth experience. Wonder if you are available for that time. Thanks

I plan to give birth at Norton Women’s and Children’s Hospital. I have passport Medicaid insurance so I’m looking for someone who accepts that. I would like to have as calm and relaxing of a labor process as possible, with minimal intervention or interference unless deemed medically necessary. I am a first time mom and feel I don’t know much but have been doing my best with research.

Cleaning, laundry, helping me out all around the house and in general

I live in bardstown and I’m birthing at Baptist hospital east. I need a birth doula who’s familiar with spinning babies and unmedicated births. Fair warning: with will be a TOLAC, so experience with warning signs and special considerations will be a plus. I need someone who can be my advocate for my birth plan when labor is fogging my brain. I’d like to spend less than $1000. My insurance anthem Bcbc if it’s accepted. My birth plan is still in the works (18 weeks pregnant) but so far: no epidural, spontaneous if possible, labor at home as long as safely possible, water delivery if safe, delayed cord clamping, no IV, no IV fluids, intermittent fetal monitoring. But most importantly healthy mom and healthy baby.

We are looking for a certified postpartum doula or newborn care provider to help care for our baby, born on May 7, 2026, and to support the mother during the daytime. The ideal provider should have postpartum doula certification, newborn care experience, infant CPR and first-aid certification, and at least three years of experience caring for infants. We would prefer someone who has completed a background check and can provide professional references. Fluency in English is required, and the ability to speak Hindi or Marathi would be helpful but is not required. Our baby is approximately three months old and needs assistance with bottle-feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, age-appropriate play, tummy time, and establishing a consistent daytime nap routine. Experience working with babies who experience spit-up or reflux would be beneficial. The provider would also help the mother during the day so she can rest, recover, eat meals, shower, and complete other necessary activities. Additional duties may include washing and sterilizing bottles and pump parts, preparing formula or stored breast milk, doing the baby’s laundry, organizing the nursery, changing crib sheets, and preparing simple meals or snacks for the mother. We are not looking for general housecleaning beyond light tasks directly related to the baby and postpartum care. We would prefer a provider who can provide daytime support for approximately 4–8 hours per day, with the schedule and number of days to be discussed. Because we are hoping to receive insurance reimbursement, the provider must be willing and able to provide detailed invoices, receipts, certification information, an NPI number if available, and any documentation or superbills required by our insurance company. Our estimated budget is $15–$22 per hour, depending on the provider’s qualifications, experience, schedule, and whether the services are eligible for insurance reimbursement.

I plan to give birth in my home. I was hoping to see if y'all accept insurance

Coaching through giving birth and what to expect and symptoms what to watch out for

Plan on giving birth at hospital, no specific budget, would like to be low intervention/ low medication as possible.