VBAC Doulas in Jersey City, NJ

Planning a vaginal birth after cesarean? These providers list VBAC support as a specialty, from preparing for labor to helping you talk through your options with your care team.

83 VBAC Doulas near Jersey City, NJ

Washington, New Jersey

5.0 (1 review)

Diamond Goode

Hi, I am Diamond Goode. A newly trained birth/postpartum doula based in NJ/NY. As a proud mom of two, I know that having support means the world during these special yet most vulnerable times. Becoming a new mom or even just being a mom to a newborn all over again can be overwhelming. There is alway new knowledge to learn. That’s where I come in to be that support and help your mental/body needs. My heart is to walk alongside families with understanding, reassurance, and gentle care as they welcome their babies and adjust to new parenthood.

Recent review

“I had such a wonderful experience with Diamond. Even though she’s new, you’d never know it. She made me feel comfortable, listened to my needs, and offered guidance every step of the way. She’s super down to earth and her calming presence made such a difference, and I would definitely recommend her to anyone looking for a doula.”

- Latrice K.

Coram, New York

Danielle Robeants

8 years of experience

Hello everyone, my name is Danielle Robeants and I am a Certified Childbirth Educator and Birth Doula located in Coram, New York . All the facets of birth are my joy and passion, and I'm always curious to learn more. Coming from a background in Direct Care/ Medical, I believe birth can be calm and peaceful if we set the right tone with positive energy to get there. My practice tries to create a judgment-free zone for all parents seeking informational and emotional support. In my free time, I enjoy spending quality time with my husband & two girls, road trips, sound healing, reiki, self care and a good latte with my bestie.

East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Kelli Reeves

8 years of experience

Hi, my name is Kelli Reeves. I am a certified Birth Doula located in Stroudsburg PA, providing support in the Poconos and Lehigh Valley. I am passionate about supporting families throughout their birth journey through evidence based education and physical/emotional support. I have personal and professional experience in hospital and home birth settings. I firmly believe that having calm, confident support in the room can make a big difference. Creating a judgement free supportive atmosphere for my clients is an important aspect to having a more positive birth experience. In my free time I enjoy yoga, podcasts- all things birth and true crime are my usual picks, and always up for some local live music.

FAQs

What does a VBAC doula do?

A VBAC doula supports parents planning a vaginal birth after a previous cesarean. They help you prepare for labor, offer comfort measures and continuous support during birth, and help you ask informed questions of your medical team. A doula does not give medical advice or replace your doctor or midwife.

When should I hire a provider for a VBAC?

Many parents start looking in the second trimester so there is time to meet a few providers, talk through the previous birth, and make a plan together. Providers on Bornbir set their own availability, so reaching out early gives you the most choice.

Is a VBAC right for me?

That is a medical decision to make with your OB-GYN or midwife, who can review your history and the policies of the place you plan to give birth. A VBAC-experienced provider can support you whichever way that decision goes.

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