Find Birth Doula Jobs in Kansas City, KS

Wanting to have a hospital birth, I have medicate insurance (home state health) I'm not sure if it covers fully but I am currently trying to figure that out now.

I will be giving birth at the hospital without the epidural. I honestly have no clue what a doula costs so I’m unsure what my budget is but I am open. I do not want the epidural. I want to birth and labor in ways that are best for my body. And I want to do what’s best for my baby.

I plan on giving birth at Overland Park regional I have united healthcare in Kansas City Kansas I don’t really have a birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at NKC Health, a hospital. My budget is under $1800. I want a birth plan that prioritizes ability to move, change positions, advocate for minimal medical intervention unless necessary.

I am wanting to go natural with this birth and also learn more about lactation to produce more milk for the baby and also know what I need to care for my baby. This is my third baby so any new tips will help. I plan to birth in a hospital but be able to Manage pain better.

I'd like someone go help me with this journey I've had issues with doulas and I just want someone to trust and that can help me with the experience of birthing my daughter.

hospital, unsure of budget, no birth plan currently, insurance is BCBSKC

I really want to give birth at home I have insurance Kansas Medicaid

First time mom, would like support and someone help prepare

This is my second birth. I plan to give birth at home with midwives present. I have no idea what our budget would be or what doulas charge. I plan to go fully uneducated and give birth in a birth tub and I plan to deliver the baby myself. As for a postpartum doula, I don't know our budget or what the cost typically is but my last postpartum was emotionally horrific and I would love more ppd/mood support.

Hospital Unknown budget No plan yet- newly pregnant

Birth doula that accepts insurance. I need to find a

Planning to give birth at NKC in North Kansas City, MO. Estimated budget is no more than $1,100. My birth plan includes having my husband with me, probably going in before my water breaks because I have a large car on my stomach that makes the contraction monitor read inaccurately. I will need an internal monitor placed. And I plan to get an epidural around 6-7 cm dilation. And having Christian music playing and praying throughout my labor.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, for an estimated budget something more affordable. Blue cross blue shields anthem is my insurance

My fiancé and i have been really considering growing our family. We already have one son(his bio child) and we plan on a large family eventually. I am/will be (have yet to take a test in a while) a first time mother who is and has always been extremely nervous and we are wanting to do things naturally at home. I want my fiancé to be as much a part of the process as he can(as his son had complications during labor and missed crucial bonding moments with him from birth to a month after). I want us to be safe, knowledgeable, and as prepared as we can be. I have also been looking into lotus births and the like and am interested in learning more about them and what I should be doing while i’m pregnant. what to eat and how to promote the best growth possible and an easier delivery (exercise and such). we are a working class family with him being the sole provider at the moment, so financial aid or a lower cost would be preferable. i’ve never done this and am new to it all so i’m not sure what the process SHOULD look like. i just know i want to be able to relax in that moment. i want everyone(including my fiancé) to be well versed on what is going to happen and what to do so there is only calm and love in the space. i would like to have an at home water birth as well to help with relaxation and i want my fiancé with me at all times(if he can handle it lol)