Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Laurel, MD

1. Holly Cross Hospital but thinking about changing 2.no budget 3. Birth plan is to have full range of movement no hooked up to monitors and IVs the whole time. Not pushing on my back if the baby is having a hard time coming out . No clamping cord right away and waiting till it’s limp and discolored

Mercy Hospital Center 1,000 Have a safe and healthy delivery

1. St. Agnes or Howard General Hospital 2. 800-1,500 3. Tbd

I plan to deliver at the hospital, I want to be bale to deliver with out the epidural

I plan to give birth in hospital. If everything goes well I want to go for natural birth. My primary need is at home postpartum massages after 10/11th day of delivery. Please get back to me with the post partum massage services you provide. I want the massage for at least one month and if reasonably priced then 2 months.

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting, as I will be having a scheduled cesarean section. I do not have a fixed budget, but I am looking for something affordable and reasonably priced. My birth plan is focused on safety and health, with the main goal being a healthy baby and a healthy mother, while receiving proper medical care and support throughout the process.

I need a night nurse or doula to help in the morning once I leave for work while my partner is sleeping. He has narcolepsy and her crying doesn’t wake him up

Water birth/home birth 1500 Movement based birth

1. hospital birth 2. flexible budget 3. plan for vaginal birth but may need C-section due to previous heart related condition

New mom GW hospital No birth plan No budget at this time

Hospital 500-800 No prenatal visits needed Only a virtual meet and greet and birth support

I am looking for someone that can assist with overnight post partum needs for twins.

I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first child here in Maryland. I have a strong support system with my husband and family. Seeking a doula that can help me have the best experience during the preparation (including workouts and stretching), birth, and postpartum. I will need assistance on making a birthing plan. I've considered home birth, birthing center, and hospital. My overall goal is to be comfortable (if I need to squat to have the baby, so be it and not forced to stay on my back) and supported. I would like the umbilical cord to stay attached as well. I am learning as I go.

looking for a doula and postpartum doula (maybe nightime support), for a disabled mother (incomplete paraplegia). She walks with crutches but has a wheelchair. Giving birth at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital. Insurance coverage - Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Hoping to have a vaginal birth. Kneeling birthing position (not on back unless absolutely necessary). Unable to have an epidural. Hospital has minimal pain management options (maybe some local because I asked about it. No to nitrous, they don't do that here, mixed opiate if absolutely necessary. If C-section is required, general anesthesia is necessary.) Mother, former nanny, will be at the hospital for the birth.

I’m scared of hospitals I need an advocate and some help to! I rlly need someone in my corner as I go thru this process it is my first and I am petrified

1. Hospital; 2. Tricare authorized providers; 3. Epidural, vaginal birth

Hospital $2000 budget Looking for a birth support doula

We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.

Looking for a postpartum doula who can help with teaching us to take care of our newborn gives us tips and tricks.

I am looking for a doula that accepts D.C Medicaid. I would like generalized support in preparation for a natural birth.