Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Kearny, NJ

I want to labor privately at home. I’d love to incorporate water into my home birth but it’s not mandatory. What’s most important is my mental health staying calm and focused on my baby. This is my second birth. My son was born 10 years ago, and I carried out a natural labor with him with no complications 🤍 am interested in a midwife for communications via smartphone and labor/birthing help on that special day. Prenatal check up I will use my provider. In the event I must birth at the hospital, I’d like a doula to advocate for me my wants and needs. If I can find someone willing to assist the birth naturally at home then that would be ideal.

I plan to give birth in Clara mass medical center I have Medicaid nj family care I don’t have a birth plan yet

Hospital, I have no idea. Im hoping the insurance covers all of it. I don’t have a birth plan. This is my first time. Still navigating what I need.

Hello, I am a FTM and I am inquiring about the services you provide through Aetna better health and to have a better understanding of your support. Thank you!

Seeking Experienced Doula for Pregnancy, Delivery & Postpartum Support Hello! I am currently pregnant and planning to give birth in a hospital. I am looking for a professional doula who can: 1. Provide physical support and therapeutic techniques during labor to help ease the delivery process 2. Offer guidance, comfort, and support throughout pregnancy 3. Assist with postpartum care and recovery after childbirth My estimated budget for doula support is $70–$80 per hour (negotiable depending on services offered). If you are experienced, compassionate, and available for prenatal, labor, and postpartum support, I’d love to hear from you! Please send your availability, services offered, and rates.

Hello I am 32 weeks pregnant. I am 40 years old and this is my first pregnancy. I’m looking for some support with birth.

Not sure of the specifics looking to shop around and educate myself on options

Home birth Health insurance Natural birth no pain medication

I am giving birth at Columbia University Hospital. I would like to use my health insurance

This is my first pregnancy and I am looking to work with someone who can help guide me through this experience. I am not usually well during emergency situations and could really benefit from support.

I am pregnant with fibroid, and I am afraid that at my due date, my doctor might ask for me to do a C-section, which I am not with it as the only way. University Hospital UMDJ in Newark, New Jersey. estimate budget is $100 to $250. I also want to save up my first child placenta for future needs.

Hi, Looking for a doula to help me prepare for childbirth and be present at the birth - hoping for a medicated vagina birth in the hospital (Jersey City Medical center). This is my first child. My husband and I have no family in the country (we’re British from the UK) and so extra support is needed. Would also like support after during the postpartum stage. Unsure on costs for this kind of thing so advice would be great. Thank you

I plan to give birth in the hospital. My birth plan is pretty simple: stay alive lol I have horizon nj health

My name is Riley Burchell, and I am due to give birth to my first child, a boy, in late May of this year. My husband, Justin and I are planning to do a hospital birth at Jersey City Medical Center, but as first time parents and with no close family in the immediate area, we are interested in engaging a Doula or birthing coach for services to be present during the birth, provide advocacy, and assist in labor, coaching, etc. We are planning for an epidural and vaginal birth, but would like to discuss with someone experienced options regarding epidural timing, gravity techniques during labor, and general best practices that may or may not align with protocol at the hospital. Aside from the epidural, we hope to have a birth that is as natural as possible/with the least medical intervention as possible. Beyond that, we haven’t really thought of much and are not really sure where to start as it relates to other aspects of the birth plan! We don’t really have a budget in mind but heard that 1500 to 3000 was the norm for hospital birthing services.

Giving birth at Hoboken university medical center

I need doula to help with birth and lactation and accompany me and my partner during our twin delivery at Hackensack hospital

Hackensack hospital Natural or C-section delivery Experience with high risk pregnancy - speaks Spanish

Childbirth support and education Plan to give birth in a Hospital

I'm a first-time mom looking for a doula to support my partner and me during my upcoming birth. I'm hoping you might be a good fit and would like to share some initial details about my situation. 1. Planned Birth Location: I plan to give birth in a hospital or a birthing center. 2. Birth Preferences / Plan: As a first-time mom, I don't have a detailed plan yet, but my primary goals are: · A vaginal birth with minimal medical intervention. · To be well-informed and supported in making decisions throughout the process. · Support for both me and my partner during labor and delivery. I would love to work with a doula who can help me explore my options and develop a flexible birth plan based on these goals. 3. Important Consideration - Partner Support: My husband is fully blind. An important part of your role would be to help him engage and participate in the birth in ways that are comfortable and meaningful for him. This might include descriptive guidance, helping him find physical ways to support me, and ensuring he is included in communication with staff. 4. Budget & Payment: I am still determining my total budget and would greatly prefer a doula who offers monthly payment plans to make your services more accessible. Please let me know about your fee structure and if payment plans are an option.

Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center I want to wait until the umbilical cord turns white to cut it.