Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Kentucky

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I would like to exude all natural pain remedies first as much as possible, but will do the epidural if needed We want the provider to have a certification, be a woman of color and at least more than a year of experience My insurance with Humana Medicaid will pay for everything. must be within network. It would also be great if they could provide help on sleep, training and breast-feeding instructions

Hospital, 800 would be the estimated budget, I don’t have a birth plan yet, I need to make one, I need someone that knows exactly what they’re doing, can help be an advocate when I can’t, someone who’s got plenty of experience, youngest I’m okay with is 26.

Baptist east, BCBS insurance. Open budget, hope to have a natural birth.

Hospital birth. Unable to afford out of pocket, must be covered by insurance. Need a doula for support, I have no one and need someone to support me during labor.

Birthing center or hospital Insurance Non medicated and in water

Need someone to help take care of new born baby for 1 week or so. Help teach the new parents. Also curious to know if there is support for night time as well.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I have a low budget, im on Aetna medicaid.

I'm a transgender man who's pregnant, and I plan to give birth in a hospital. I'm looking for a trans-friendly doula who can help with postpartum and learning how to care for a baby, as I don't have my own parents (though I do have a partner, but she is also a first time parent). Estimated budget around $2000

I am doing some research to feel more comfortable with the idea of becoming pregnant. I am on the spectrum and have reservations with the idea of pregnancy due to increased need for communication during stressful times, fear or pain/childbirth, and lack of knowing what to do for a child. I have researched that having a doula can highly help with this since it can be someone who is a trusted person in your corner. I don't have a budget for this service yet since I am still feeling it out-but hope to also be able to have assistance with insurance ( I am a teacher).

I would like I trained and experienced midwife as this is my first. I’d also like to see what options are available for PP doula as I have an adoptive child in toddlerhood. I’d like to keep traditionally to someone who is okay with my Christian faith

1. Home birth 2. Unsure, we will be getting new better-paying jobs soon. 3. I'd like to have my female family members present at home. Water birth if possible. I won't be working all of my pregnancy and postpartum time, so I have a lot of time for prep and postbirth activities.

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

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 in a hospital. Vaginally and medication free to Mono-Di twins. I need a Doula that accepts Tricare.

I’m looking for doula and a midwife who can strongly advocate for me as I am a black African American women I want to do home birth but I’m sure I would have to do a hospital and I do have an estimated budget