Find Doula Jobs in Massachusetts

I am looking for a Sibling Doula to provide dedicated care for my 1-year-old toddler before, during, and after my labor and delivery. I need someone to stay with my toddler at the hospital throughout the birth and into the immediate postpartum period. Insurance note: I am hoping to find a doula who is covered by my insurance (fallon health connector care 2).

First baby, looking for help this month during the day. I have anthem blue cross blue shield Connecticut for insurance. I’ve been exclusively pumping.

Hello, Friends have recommended to seek help from a doula. Looking for guidance prior to and/or during birth. Lactation education as needed. Current location - methuen MA Birth - Boston, MA Post birth - will be located in Boston for over 1 month. I would love to have a natural birth. Sessions- A mix of in person and virtual would be great (I do live abroad but do spend a good portion of my time in MA. Currently in MA until November 28) will return at the end of January 2026 until birth. Only looking for Doulas who are in MA. Aetna (AFSPA) foreign services

First baby, planning an unmedicated hospital birth in northHampton, Ma . I would like someone with me during birth and maybe for a few sessions after birth to help w breastfeeding and postpartum. I am open to learning more about what the costs would be.

First baby, planning an unmedicated hospital birth in Northampton. Looking to see if a doula is something I would enjoy and afford

I am looking for a doula to support me during my upcoming hospital birth at Milford Hospital. This will be my fourth baby, but my boyfriend’s first, so I’m hoping to find someone who can provide guidance and support for both of us throughout the experience. Ideally, I would love to have an unmedicated birth, but I’m also open to being flexible depending on how things progress. My biggest priorities are finding someone who can help me with pain management techniques, advocate for my preferences, and assist with communication between myself and the medical team, especially during moments when I may be too overwhelmed or in too much pain to effectively communicate. Ultimately, I’m hoping to create as calm, positive, and stress-free of a birth experience as possible, while feeling supported and confident in the decisions being made along the way.

We’re expecting our first baby, due late December / early January- 12/31, and we’re looking for an experienced, certified Newborn Care Specialist for overnight support starting when we come home from the hospital. We live in [personal details hidden] in Boston. Schedule: 2-3 nights a week, about 10pm–7am for roughly 6 weeks. Because of the due date, the start date needs some flexibility, and we’ll need coverage through the holidays. Feeding: We plan to breastfeed. We’d like the baby brought to mom for night feeds, with a pumped bottle for one feed so she can get a longer stretch of sleep. Lactation experience is a plus. Sleep goals: We’d like help building healthy sleep habits and gradually lengthening night stretches, always following AAP safe-sleep guidelines. As first-time parents, we’d really value someone who teaches us along the way, including a quick morning handoff on how the night went. Must-haves: Newborn care training (NCSA or INA-recognized) Current infant CPR and First Aid Recent family references Up-to-date Tdap, flu, and COVID vaccines A backup plan if you’re sick Comfortable with a senior dog in the home

First baby, hospital birth, trying to have the least amount of intervention during birth, looking for additional support to OB who is nice but does not provide more than necessary. I am 28 wks currently and due in January.

Canadian Very good health Married First baby [personal details hidden] Planning to give birth in Salem, Ma Would prefer spontaneous delivery Looking for someone with lots of experience in both birth and postpartum care including lactation consulting. We would appreciate someone open minded to many different interventions for m9vement and pain management.

First baby, Western Massachusetts, going to Baystate Medical center. Would like birth doula and postpartum help to assist with an unmedicated natural birth. Budget is abput $1500 but can be flexible if needed as well. In person please.

First baby, planning for a hospital birth at MGH in Boston. Hoping to find someone who accepts BCBS insurance (supposedly I have doula coverage). My goal is a vaginal delivery, I am leaning towards an epidural, but willing to see how things progress. Budget $2,000. “ Doula services are covered for both home and hospital births. The coverage limit is $2,000 per rolling 9-month period, starting when the first claim is received. Coverage is subject to clinical appropriateness and is applied at the in-network level; out-of-network providers are paid up to the in-network level.”

Beginning stages of trying to conceive and starting to prepare early

Second pregnancy, plan to give birth at Brigham and Women’s on Francis st, Boston. Plan to most likely get an epidural. Looking for breastfeeding and pumping support. Plan to use Mass health insurance

First baby in Lee, MA looking to establish a nighttime doula. Range between 30-40hr for about 2 months post partum

My husband and I are having our first baby in a few weeks (mid Oct) and we live in Rockport MA. We are looking for a postpartum night doula to help us for the first month or two, potentially 1 or 2 nights/week. Budget is $50/hour.

Hello, we are looking for an overnight in person doula service. Need help with supporting mother with breastfeeding and any help needed at night

Looking for providers in my area for home or hospital based births

Second baby, delivering at Mount Auburn with the Midwives, looking for someone to support me and my partner with in-home labor ahead of labor in the hospital. Budget is $1500 and I'm based in Cambridge, MA. Ideally want to find a doula who has experienced many births at Mount Auburn and has experience supporting second births.

Looking for a night nanny/ postpartum doula for 2-3 nights per week for 6-8 weeks.

This is our first baby, and we are planning on giving birth at Seven Sisters Birth Center in Florence, MA. I would love to have a Christian doula who could support me and my husband through labor and unmedicated delivery. I do need a provider who is currently accepting MassHealth clients.