Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Lakeland, FL

This is my second pregnancy and second time giving birth. My first experience was completely different than what I desired. I would like a hospital birth due to being high risk. I’m covered under Medicaid and have not thought out a birth plan so far.

I live in Lakeland however I am planning to birth at Tampa General Hospital. I have two other kids and would love help transitioning into my new position as a momma of three as my husband will only get a couple days off after the birth. I also would love a doula to be there during birth to support me and keep me knowledgeable to interventions.

We are still looking at our options regarding where we may give birth. I want to deliver as natural as possible whether that be in the hospital or at a birth center. We will be first- time parents so we are looking for any help that we can get for those first few weeks home with baby. Any help with light chores, feeding and changing baby, assisting with overnight feeds, etc. will be so helpful to us as new parents so that we can adjust to our new life at home with a newborn.

celebration hospital looking for a doula that can help me with breast-feeding,

The birth will be at Lakeland Regional. Would like help with lactation.

I was thinking of doing a home birth. No budget If like to discuss more in depth what a birth plan looks like. I’m unsure.

Home birth Insurance coverage I currently don’t have a birth plan as of yet

I am looking for an additional support person who will be there to voice for me when I am not able to or not speaking up for myself. Pretty early in my pregnancy so I am just trying to get a filler out there to see if it is something I would be into.

Overnight caring for baby between around 10pm-6am.

1.Home birth 2.450-500 3. Will be laboring at home with midwife

I need a free doula to help me with the feedings and all about the baby. I am also struggling with post partum depression

Giving birth at Advent Health hospital and looking for an unmedicated birth plan

We are expecting our second baby and looking for an experienced night nanny to support us starting October 2025. I plan to give birth at a hospital and would like overnight support at home once we are discharged. We are looking for someone with strong newborn experience, CPR certification, and knowledge of safe sleep practices. The position would be 5-6 nights per week, 8-10 hour shifts, for an initial period of 3 months, with the possibility to extend. We have a calm and respectful home environment and two friendly dogs. Experience supporting breastfeeding moms is a plus.

Planning to give birth at hospital. Don’t have a set birth plan just yet. I don’t have an estimated budget, I’m open right now. Looking for postpartum doula to help with baby.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and would like a doula that can help me manage my anxiety during birth and help with advocacy during labor. I am hoping to find a doula that accepts tricare insurance so that my budget can be more flexible. I am planning on accepting pain medication in the hospital, but am still having major birth anxiety. I would like help coping as much as I can before accepting pain medication.

Me and my wife are currently looking for a doula who can assist in our high risk pregnancy. Our baby is currently at 24 weeks gestation and we learned of her having little to no amniotic fluid at our 20 week anatomy scan. Originally we wanted a natural birth with little to no intervention but are now going to be receiving care at Tampa General. This is a daunting and scary time and we feel extremely unprepared with the sudden shift! We are looking to have someone educated in our experience specifically and to help guide us in unexpected and hard decisions as they arise. Would love to try and make the birth as natural and stress free as possible with all things considered! We are hoping to keep the budget at a reasonable price, since weekly scans and hospital visits will add up quickly. Appreciate the time and consideration for us!

I plan to do homebirth, I’m willing to spend 2k, and I want a safe natural birth hopefully waterbirth

Hospital Medicaid (Aetna Better Health) NATURAL no medicine

I’m a 35 year old woman, I have a partner who has a demanding career and may not be able to be present during the delivery depending upon work needs. I plan to delivery at Brandon regional hospital. I am considered high because of my age, BMI is 30, and I have an auto immune disease (hyperthyroidism). I don’t know what the competitive price for a doula is, but figured it wouldn’t hurt to find out if it is something I could afford. I don’t have a birthing plan really which would be something I would hope I could gain knowledge from a doula on. Thank you!

Advent Health Celebration FL, not sure how much is covered if any from Advent Health Birth plan is in progress