Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Johns Creek, GA

I plan to give birth at home, I’ve been very committed to the preparation of my body to be in shape and have the proper diet to be able to do so! I want an intimate, calm, and very natural birth with an experienced doula

Hello ! I plan to give birth with my first child at UF health hospital. I would like to run my insurance through Medicaid to see how that’ll affect price. My birth plan 💓 Environment - I prefer a female doctor or midwife - I would like to give birth in the hospital - I would like to have subdued lighting if possible - I would like to listen to music during labor Companions - I only want my partner, doctors, nurses and midwives in the room - family can visit me in the hospital Fetal monitoring - I would like the baby to be monitored using a Doppler - I would like to have continuous fetal monitoring Photos & videos - I would like to have a video shot after birth - I would like to have pictures taken after the birth Induction - If necessary, I am ok with my waters being broken to induce labor - small use of epidural to start and possibly add more later Pain relief - If possible, I would like a mobile epidural (would be able to have some feelings in your legs and possibly walk) - Please don’t offer any pain relief, unless I ask for it Tearing & episiotomy - I would like to occasionally have directions regarding when to push or not to push, so as to avoid tearing During labor - I would like to be able to move or walk around freely - I would like to be free to eat and drink when I want to - I would like to try various birthing positions - I would like to use spontaneous bearing down and not forced pushing Cesarean birth - Do not perform a hysterectomy, unless it is the only option to save my life - I would like my partner or companion to be with me if I have a cesarean birth - I would like to be offered a second opinion, if I need a cesarean birth - If an emergency cesarean is required, I would like to stay awake - If possible, I would like to avoid a cesarean birth Delivery - I would like to be free to decide my own position for labor - I would like to push when I feel like doing it naturally rather than being told when to push After delivery - I do not want to be given any drugs to speed up the delivery of the placenta - If possible, I do not want to be separated from my baby after delivery. - My partner will stay with our baby if there is an emergency - We would like to have skin-to-skin contact and time to bond with the baby as soon as possible after delivery - We would not like any Vitamin K to be given to our baby, unless our baby is born by forceps, vacuum extractor or cesarean Umbilical cord - I would like my partner to cut the umbilical cord Feeding - I would like to breastfeed my baby as soon as possible after birth - I would like to have some help the first time I breastfeed my baby

Another support system I can rely on in a new state. Most of my family will not be around for the birth and I need someone I can trust to help me deliver my baby safely, advocate and listen to my needs to ensure I make it through child birth. I need someone who will hear me and that I can lean on for guidance. I want to live and survive so I can raise my baby.

Planning to give birth at UNC $750 Need help making my birth plan

Need overnight assistance with infant for a few days while husband is out of town. Mom will care for toddler

I would like to know more information about the placenta encapsulation I just gave birth a little less than two weeks ago, and my husband was able to ask the hospital for my placenta. This is my number (562)287-2972

I’m a first time mom. We dealt with infertility for over a decade and multiple losses. I want the best birth experience possible.

I plan to give birth in a hospital I have not decided what pain management I want. I will be taking care of the baby alone as my family lives out of state. My budget is roughly $300-$400 per week

I plan to have a home birth. I need to use insurance. I'm used to birthing unassisted so similar to that but with lots of added support physically and emotionally

Hospital,$1,000 with payment plan. Still unsure of my birthplan

1. Hospital 2. TBD 3. Hospital birth, labor at home as long as possible, potentially unmedicated This is my first pregnancy and my husband and are wanting to explore different options to find what is best for us and our pregnancy. I deal with anxiety/depression and worry about that during labor & delivery, as well as postpartum.

I plan to give birth at a hospital with midwives, and I am looking for a Doula that will walk alongside me now during birth and then postpartum

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Not really sure of a budget yet and I want a natural delivery like I did with my first child. Needing support my partner is not providing.

Hi there, I’m a first-time mom seeking a doula with strong experience supporting Black women and women of color through pregnancy and childbirth. I’ll be delivering at Baptist South in Jacksonville with an August 2026 due date, and I want to get started early so we can build trust, align on a birth plan, and make this entire experience feel confident and supported. Budget: $1,500–$2,500 depending on the level of support included; flexible I’m planning a hospital birth, preferably natural but very open to epidural if needed, and I’m looking for someone who: • Creates a calm, empowered, culturally affirming experience • Keeps me relaxed and informed without overwhelming me • Collaborates effectively with nurses and providers • Supports my partner so he feels confident and involved • Brings comfort techniques, positioning expertise, and strong coaching through labor and pushing • Helps me navigate key decisions clearly and confidently I also value postpartum support, including: • Light cleaning and basic household assistance • Simple meal prep or snack support • Breastfeeding guidance and newborn care tips • Emotional support during those early days home Positive energy, professionalism, and strong advocacy skills are a must. Excited to connect and find the right partner for this journey.

I am giving birth on 3/4/2026 in the hospital and i just need some holitic support. I had my last 3 children from home so i am super nervous

I plan to give birth in hospital but I want to have no medical intervention unless needed.

Assistance with infant so wife can rest and perform her routine duties and functions English language Feeding, changing, managing crying spells 8 weeks old Sleep management 200 a month

Just need someone with experience to newborn children to watch and care for our 2 week old daughter several nights a week so parents can rest at ease.

We are looking for someone to help out around the house (dishes, laundry, possible the occasional walking of our dogs). I had a c-section and am unable to go up and down the stairs of my home currently to talk the dogs. My husband has to go back to work in 12/22. We are looking for someone licensed and experienced who can help us. Someone who can help at night so we all get a little sleep to make this transition a little easier. I’m not sure what we have for a budget

Night nurse