Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Lubbock, TX

I want to do a home birth if doable and I am not sure about budget at this time looking for a doula that accepts Medicaid. I have a 4 year old autistic son and an 18 year old son. I am just looking for the support during birth and after for postpartum

Im a victim of domestic violence..i have mental health problems. Im postpartum. Emotionally beaver problems add. ptsd

1. memorial hermann hospital (med center) 2. hoping my insurance will cover doula services 3. i have a pdf with a listed birth plan

Giving birth at a hospital, someone who accepts Medicaid

Looking for a postpartum doula to help with few month at night Looking for a doula who is In-Network for Anthem insurance Giving birth at Rose

I am a single mom and I need support at home after I have the baby. To support me in rest and recovery, light house work, etc. it's my first baby and I am 41. The father left us. I live with my 71 year old mother.

1. Birth center where you can go home within 4 hours 2. $3-6k 3. Night nurse 2 days a week for 5 weeks

First time pregnancy I would like guidance, reassurance, and someone knowledgeable and can teach me things I should know as a first time mother. My budget is very low im not sure how much these type of things cost but I would like to take as much care as possible.

Hi!! I am looking for a doula to help me create a birth plan, be with me through labor and to help post partum. I plan on giving birth at the hospital (st Luke’s sugarland)

1) Healthone Rose 2) $500-$1.500 3) unmedicated, low-intervention We are looking for a birthtime doula and would like to know pricing and other info for a postpartum doula.

I’m not sure that’s what I want guidance on. I know I will be office on December 29th. And plan to have a hospital birth.

Doula for birth Pregnancy and help with information for baby

1. Texas children’s hospital 2. We want a night doula or someone who can help with night time for the first 6 weeks, as I recover during this process. I will breastfed during the day and formula at night. 9pm-9am 3. I am a first time mom so I am not sure what the pricing/budget is. Since this is for 6 weeks, we were thinking $1500-$2000.

Someone who’s there at night with my newborn to feed and put to bed

Looking for someone to help us take care of the baby and mommy’s needs overnight so we can get good sleep and recovery. Will also want help sleep training the baby.

We plan on giving birth at the Anshutz campus in Denver! Our budget is limited to our work benefit of "8 weeks of doula care" coverage through Carrot Fertility. Our birth plan is literally however this little girl wants to come into the world. I would love the assistance of an epidural, and hopefully a vaginal birth. We are looking for postpartum help only though, mostly to help with the new-parent learning curve!

I am looking for a female-only birth doula for a hospital birth in Denver this April. My budget is approximately $1,500–$2,500 (to be reimbursed via Maven Wallet). My goal is a supportive, calm environment where I can receive an epidural for pain management but avoid medical induction unless absolutely necessary. I am looking for a doula who is an expert in 'epidural positioning' to keep labor progressing and can suggest specific techniques or precautions to help me avoid tearing. My partner will be my primary support, and I do not want any men in the room other than him. I value a 'hands-off' approach to the second stage of labor; I prefer to avoid forced or coached pushing and instead want to wait until I feel the urge (laboring down). Post-birth, I am prioritizing delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and ensuring the baby does not leave the room for routine assessments.

I am currently 11 weeks pregnant so I just getting a head start on looking for a doula. This is my second pregnancy. My first birth was in a hospital setting and everything went great up until the last couple of hours. I thank having extra support with me could have helped tremendously. 1. I am planning on giving birth either in a hospital or a birth center. I want to have as much support during labor especially if I choose a birth center since that would be an unmedicated birth. 2. I am not sure of budget but I definitely want to stay on the lower end of the budget. 3. I really want to choose a birth center and with that I know I would want to be fully prepared for an unmedicated birth. I am very interested in hypnobirthing but am also open to other methods of pain management.

We are planning to give birth at a hospital, ideally one with a strong reputation for maternal care, low intervention rates, and access to a NICU if needed. Our estimated budget for doula and postpartum support is between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on experience, services included, and level of support provided before and after delivery. Our birth plan is centered around a calm, low-intervention experience. We prefer an unmedicated vaginal birth if possible, but we are open to medical interventions if they become necessary for the safety of the baby or mother. We would like continuous labor support, encouragement with breathing and positioning, and an advocate who can help communicate our preferences with medical staff. Delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and support with initiating breastfeeding are very important to us. For the provider, we are looking for someone who is a certified doula (such as DONA or CAPPA certified) with at least 3–5 years of experience and multiple births attended. We strongly prefer someone who is calm under pressure, highly communicative, and experienced with hospital births. It would be a bonus if the provider speaks Spanish as a second language to help support extended family members. The care recipient is a newborn, and we are first-time parents. We would appreciate guidance on feeding (primarily breastfeeding), soothing techniques, and establishing healthy sleep habits. There are no known special needs at this time, but we value a provider who can adapt if circumstances change. Additional duties we are interested in include light housekeeping related to the baby (washing bottles, baby laundry), meal prep for the mother during postpartum recovery, and some support with sleep training or establishing routines. Flexibility in scheduling and availability for overnight support a few times per week would be ideal.

1.hospital 2. Insurance 3. Shooting for a 100% normal, tear-free delivery of my 2nd baby!