Find Doula Jobs in Marietta, GA

I’m searching for a free doula. I’m okay with someone just starting out. But I only have the support of my husband and best friend who just became a single mom so her support is limited. I have very little income (about $200/month) and am on Medicaid and SNAP. I’m 19 weeks pregnant.

I am pregnant with my first at 42 so higher risk. Need a duola to assist with the birth and help after a bit as neither of our moms are free to help. Child birth education may be a small part or night nanny/nurse but the only definite is a duola for labor and to check on us after.

I am looking for a doula and postpartum doula to support my first pregnancy. I plan to birth at the hospital, but I would love to learn more about home births.

I am having a hospital birth at northside hospital. I am hoping to have an unmedicated birth and no c section unless a medical emergency. I want to be able to move around as much as possible and do different positions (not just lying on my back) I would like some time before the placenta comes out (hopefully it will detach on its own) I don’t want any Pitocin and I would like myself and the baby’s dad to be able to do skin to skin contact with the baby the first hour. Had a full term vaginal birth before back in October 2012, I’ve never had a doula before so I don’t know the cost but I am interested in having one.

Hospital delivery high risk due to age and previous pregnancy Medicaid

I am considered a high-risk pregnancy due to complications in my previous pregnancy. During my last pregnancy I experienced severe preeclampsia and stopped breathing, which was a life-threatening situation. Because of this history, I want additional support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. A doula can help monitor my well-being, provide emotional and physical support, help reduce stress, and assist with recognizing warning signs early. This support can also help reduce my risk of postpartum complications and improve my overall health outcomes.

Hi, I’m a new mom and my baby is due December 3rd at Northside Hospital. My pregnancy has been great so far, but I’ll be honest, I’m nervous about delivery and the birthing process itself. My husband and I are looking for someone who can advocate for my health at the hospital and also teach me what I need to know going into labor, like the different birthing positions and anything else that will help me feel prepared. As far as budget, I’m not sure how much something like this would cost. Thanks so much, Janique

I am unsure where I want to give birth. My budget is preferably $150/month. I need help creating a birth plan. I have no specific provider requirements.

looking for an experienced doula for overnight certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (older, able to assist with light house cooking, feeding,) Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry Per hour 35

Hospital I will be using Medicaid Just hoping for a safe smooth delivery no problems or testing is my goal. No c sections is my goal as well

I just need support emotionally and mentally to get through this process. 1. Northside Hospital

I plan to give birth at South Cobb Wellstar Hospital. I will be using insurance Medicare to cover my delivery, so I am looking for someone who accepts insurance-based clients and works within those guidelines. I am planning a regular vaginal birth in a hospital setting. I would like a supportive and calm environment, with clear communication throughout labor and delivery. My goal is to have a safe and smooth birth experience, and I am open to medical interventions if they become necessary for the health of me or my baby. I would also appreciate support with pain management options and guidance during labor. Overall, I’m looking for a professional who is experienced, compassionate, and supportive throughout the process.

I plan on having an at home birth and looking for a medical covered doula. Must accept Va Insurance or Medicaid.

Birth doula at piedmont hospital. Currently planning for a vaginal birth with minimal pain medication. I have insurance through cigna. Ideally looking to pay minimal cost out of pocket.

I intend to give birth in the hospital My budget is $1,000 to pay outright My birth plan is to give birth without being induced and no c section, I would love to be able to go unmedicated the whole way through but I’m not opposed to an epidural if need be however my main goal is unmedicated

Home birth, No budget, no active man in house, looking for flexible doula

Hi, I just moved back to Atlanta and friends with Whitney Petrone and she mentioned that you help out with Drew. I wanted to see your availability and pricing to be a night nurse for 6-8 weeks. Do you do 24 hour nursing too? Looking forward to connecting with you!

Where do you plan to give birth? Northside Hospital. Estimated budget: No set budget. I plan to use my Aetna Medicaid insurance to cover my maternity care and delivery. Birth plan: I am new to learning about birth plans, so I do not have a detailed one yet. My goal is to have a safe hospital delivery for myself and my baby. I hope to work with my healthcare team and doula to create a birth plan as I learn more. Insurance provider and plan details: Aetna Medicaid.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, and this is my first child. I’m looking for a more holistic and natural birthing plan and experience with minimal distractions. I would like my provider to be fairly experience with more than 1yr of experience and certifications. My estimate budget is no more than $1,000.

Hospital birth - Piedmont Atlanta Hospital Budget unsure currently Planning to induce before 40 weeks (IVF pregnancy) - 40 week due date is 9/25, likely induce around 9/21-9/23 Birth plan: delayed cord clamping, no episiotomy, no vacuum/forceps, side position or whatever is best to minimize tearing risk (I’ve read on your back is the worst), husband to cut umbilical cord, epidural Want initial pictures of husband and I holding baby immediately. Chronic lower back pain with hip pain now due to pregnancy. Interested in knowing about postpartum doula services though unsure if we’d want this currently.