Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Killeen, TX

Homebirth and hospital if needed. A Christian doula Minimal medical care during labor and birth $5000

Hi there! I’m reaching out to gather quotes and inquiries for my sister in law. She’s an army wife with two step sons and is hundreds of miles away from family but, she is expecting her first child. I’m interested in a few weeks of post-partum meals for her and/or several weeks work of family meals and post partum meals. Just something to take off her plate while she’ll be adjusting to this new phase of life.

I plan to give birth at a hospital on a military base.

Carl R Darnall Hopsital $500 after insurance Prenatal, Labor, Postpartum

I plan to give birth at Darnell on Fort Cavazos. I don’t have much outlined in a birth plan other than it being as natural as possible, positive affirmations, etc. I always wanted to give birth at a birth center or home but I am 35 and choosing to give birth at a hospital for peace of mind. Hoping having a doula will give me an experience more nurturing like a birth center etc.

I will be giving birth at south Austin st David’s center My estimated budget would be depending on the person and if I feel comfortable Birth plan: Someone to advocate for me prior to labor, during and after. To insist and not allow the nurses or doctors to pressure me or manipulate me I need dimmed lights, calm, aromatherapy, calm music, pain relief (pain medicine if need be), Epidural, after birth- skin to skin as long as I say so, delayed cord cutting until the umbilical cord is completely white, no first bath, no Hpv vaccine, baby does not leave without me or dad, immediately starting to breast feed and needing help. I want the nurses to leave the room after or remain quite as I’m extremely sensitive to sound especially after labor.

I’m thinking about giving birth at home. Hoping to find some that take medical insurance

Third pregnancy, high risk, 21 years old, and RH negative

Baylor Scott and White hospital Natural Birth Tricare

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My budget is $1200. I would like as close to an unmedicated birth as possible.

1. Right now it's hospital, but open to birth center. 2. $1,500-2,000 3. Un-medicated birth with all my wants and desires followed within reason.

I need a midwife and a doula, something affordable and also amazing!!

Hospital with midwife $1500 Unmedicated birth with tub labor

I would prefer in a hospital I’m unsure of budget No induction or manual water breaking, no epidural or any unnecessary medication. No unnecessary tests or exams

Hello! I am 19 weeks pregnant with our first child. We’re planning to give birth in a hospital but want to go all natural and implement the Bradley way techniques. With it being our first, we’re hoping to find someone who can advocate for us in the hospital and guide through delivery in a hospital setting.

I am doing a preliminary search for birthing doulas, and possibly postpartum doulas. I would also be interested in finding a midwife who takes insurance or works out of a hospital so I can use insurance. I would prefer my doula be well versed in physiological birth and holistic maternal/infant care. My plan for my second birth is to be completely unmedicated. I would also prefer my doula have experienced birth before and have several years experience in supporting births.

Someone to help with coaching during birth. My husband and mother will be there and I’d like for someone to help guide them on how best to assist me. I want an unmediated vaginal birth and will be giving birth at the birthing suites in St David’s North Austin Medical Center with the Moontower Midwifery group. My husband recently lost his job so we are looking for low cost options.

⸻ I’m looking for a birth doula who can support me during early labor at home and stay with me through delivery at the hospital. My estimated budget is $500. I’m planning for a normal vaginal delivery with as few medical interventions as possible. It’s important to me to have someone experienced who can provide emotional support, comfort measures, and help me stay calm and informed throughout the process.

I’m looking for a doula for my sister, she’s giving birth at a hospital and is a first time mom, I have a very low budget honestly maybe $300 it’s not much so i understand if we can’t afford a doula service. I don’t know her birth plan yet

I’m looking for someone that has seen many births and can help me gain confidence in my upcoming delivery. I had a daughter two years ago and it was not a good experience at all. I will be giving birth at a hospital in Round Rock, TX. I haven’t fully thought out my birth plan but I know want to avoid medications if possible. Additionally and this is not a must-have but if possible I’d like have the support of someone at night time during those first post partum weeks.