Find Doula Jobs in Kenosha, WI

I’d like to give birth at home. Budget is roughly $5,000-$10,000. I would like my birthing experience to be as natural as possible with natural pain remedies/support. I want the option for water birth.

Home birth, willing to pay 1,500-2,000. Want a birth to be as safe as possible.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital Provide your estimated budget budget unsure Describe your birth plan try to wait out the hospital until dilated later enough Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken)number of years 10+ Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) I would like their age to be 50 and above Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) no specifics

Planning for a Hospital birth at Ascension in Racine. I am high risk due to many factors including: multiple losses, cerclage, IVF pregnancy, age-37, and obesity. I would like to do an unmedicated birth.

FTM looking for a knowledgeable professional to help educate and guide through pregnancy/delivery. Emotional support would be great as well. Will likely be giving birth in a hospital; need help with weighing options and coming up with a birth plan.

I would like an at home water bath natural birth.

Condell hospital Unmedicated VBAC/TOLAC TRICARE prime

My due date is September 9, I’m having a boy and with to have assistance. I’m giving birth at the aurora women’s pavilion at west allis. I wish for an unmedicated birth, I would like help making my birth plan. I’m 32 years old, this is my first baby.

Nighttime newborn support to help with getting longer periods of rejuvenating rest.

Hospital birth Birth plan (not sure) Require(years of experience) Prenatal massages

Hospital birth Budget nothing expensive Natural and relaxing birth

In a provider, I would prefer someone with experience in caring for twins as I have twin boys My boys are almost two months old at the moment. They get fed either formula or fortified breast milk every 3 hours and once a day, have a multivitamin added to their meal. Every 2 days they get bathed as they tend to spit up on themselves a lot so I try to keep them as clean as possible. In addition to helping with the twins while I am napping, I could also use some help with cleaning around the house as I am physically disabled and have been struggling keeping up with it since giving birth. Since I would need help around 4 days a week for around 4 hours a day, I have budgeted for $40/hr for this care (a total of $2,560 per month)

Give birth in hospital I don’t have an estimated budget yet but it does depend and I don’t want epidural

I’m early on in my pregnancy but I know I want to labor in a hospital. I want someone who can help advocate for what I want and need and support my husband and I through having our first baby.

Budget 500 Hospital birth Guidance to avoid c section and Minimal interventions Cord to be white No pitocin unless medically necessary No traction NO episiotomy

I will need help postpartum. I will also need help with mental health. The most immediate need would be exercise.

Looking for options for an overnight doula or nanny to help as we get settled with twins. Certifications with new borns desired.

I would like to give birth at the Sinai birthing center, unmedicated. I have no clue what a doula costs but I’d be willing to pay around $2,000 for the birth. Dr. Forgie is my OB and delivering doctor. She’s the bomb and is very accepting of all plans.

I plan to give birth at Lakeland medical center. I would like a low intervention, unmedicated birth but feel like I need someone to advocate everything I want.

At home birth African American (locs) prefer a woman State insurance will provide payments