Find Doula Jobs in Macon, GA

First baby, planning a hospital birth in Macon, Georgia at Atrium. [name hidden] at Womens Specialty Care is my OB, and I really like her! Looking for someone to support me in person through pain management, who can advocate for me in the hospital birthing experience if need be, and help me figure out lactation after baby is born.

I plan to give birth in Macon, Georgia at the Navicent hospital.

Hello, my name is Judeena [name hidden]. I will be moving to Warner Robins soon. I am looking for a doula for a home birth. I do not have a midwife. I had my first child at a birthing center in Brooklyn, NY with a midwife and a doula. It was the best birthing experience I’ve had. My second child I had in macon, GA. It was at atrium health Navicent. I definitely do not want to give birth in a hospital again.

I need a overnight doula maybe 3 times a week With feeding and changing experience not very expensive can do 2 times a week if necessary!

Second Baby- early in my pregnancy but trying to give myself as much time as possible to prepare. I am looking for someone who can help me navigate if it is feasible to have a natural birth. [personal details hidden], and [personal details hidden] as this was recommended by my neurosurgeon. I want to explore options for natural birth if at all possible.

I am needing someone to guide me through natural birth and after. I have [personal details hidden].

Hi! We're expecting our first baby girl around November 4 (could be earlier) in the Byron/Warner Robins area. We're looking for a postpartum doula for the first 2–4 weeks to help with my wife's recovery, breastfeeding, newborn care, light chores, and possibly a few overnight shifts. Budget around [$X]. Please share your experience, availability and pricing. Thank you!

This will be my second child and I already have a 3 yr old son and I work full time

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I plan to do an all natural birth, no epidural at a hospital. Still working through my full birth plan. This is my first pregnancy.

Fourth child. Desire a VBAC2. Hospital is Northside ATL. Budget: affordable/economical

Where do you plan to give birth? Home birth. * Estimated budget: Approximately $3,000–$5,000, including a midwife, prenatal/postpartum care, birth supplies, and any additional support needed. * Describe your birth plan: I plan to have a calm, peaceful, and supportive home birth surrounded by my husband and the people I trust. I would like a licensed midwife or qualified birth professional present to monitor me and the baby throughout labor and delivery. My goal is to have as natural a birth as possible while being open to pain-management options if needed. I want freedom to move around, change positions, eat and drink as appropriate, and labor in a comfortable environment. Most importantly, I want both me and my baby to remain safe, and if complications arise, I am comfortable transferring to a hospital for additional medical care.