Find Doula Jobs in Marysville, WA

This is my first baby. I’m on Medicaid. I’m having a girl. I’m currently homeless accessing housing resources. [personal details hidden], I’m giving birth at Providence, and I have a home visiting nurse through Nurse Family Partnership. I would like to breastfeed, and I would like extra support. I need someone that takes Medicaid Apple health

Hello - I am searching for a doula for my second birth. I had one my first and was a great experience. I do have some [personal details hidden] from [personal details hidden] that I would like someone who has experience supporting something like this. I plan to give birth at providence women’s pavilion in Everett and am open to medicated but also prefer less interventions and movement as a means of labor. Please let me know if this aligns with your practice and available dates so we can have a further conversation.

Looking for a postpartum doula in Lake Stevens, 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week for 2 months. Timing flexible, will need to take care of the mother and the new born.

-hospital birth - budget is $1200 -I have midwife at Providence in Everett. I am wanting an epidural for my birth. This is my first child so I am nervous for my birth.

Planning a hospital birth in Kirkland,WA.4th baby and looking for support during labor and delivery in hospital only .My budget is up to 1000$.

This is my second baby, I am newly pregnant, still waiting for my first ultrasound, I would like to have a home birth. I had one 9 years ago and I loved the experience so much I want to do that again. My budget is $2000.

Birth center birth in Everett. Budget is 2500. Unmedicated birth

Snohomish, WA No budget. Natural birth at the hospital in case of emergency.

Just found out I'm pregnant, and I'm looking for a doula who can be by my side during prenatal and during birth. My husband [personal details hidden], so I need an active helper by my side! I hope to give birth at the Everett Providence Hospital vaginally with pain relief meds, but I do want centering and holistic birthing practices used as well. I'm only 6 weeks pregnant, so I don't have too many details figured out, but with this being my first pregnancy, having a large support team is important to me. I would like to establish a relationship with a doula before birth so that I know somewhat what to expect in care during birth and post-birth. I am also interested in home visits post-taking the baby home so that I can make sure I can shower and such while the baby is looked after. I'd love to continue this conversation with suggestions from you, plus figuring out what works best for my situation. Thank you!

We are looking for a warm, reliable, and experienced postpartum doula to help support our family after the arrival of our baby. We would ideally like someone with postpartum doula training or certification and several years of experience caring for newborns. Current infant CPR and First Aid certification is strongly preferred, along with excellent references and a background check. We are looking for someone who is confident with newborn care, including diapering, soothing, bottle feeding, burping, safe sleep practices, and helping establish healthy newborn sleep routines. Experience supporting formula feeding would be a plus. We want someone who is supportive of our choices and takes a calm, nonjudgmental approach to caring for our baby. Most importantly, we are looking for someone who is trustworthy, patient, dependable, and easy to have in our home. We would love a doula who can provide guidance when we need it while also respecting our preferences and helping us become more confident as new parents. Our estimated budget is $35–$50 per hour, depending on experience, certifications, responsibilities. We are open to discussing rates with the right person.

Providence in Everett $2000 Aiming for a Natural birth

First baby planning to give birth at Swedish hospital

First baby, need support during birth and/or postpartum, need supportive doulas, someone who can understand our needs and cater to them, someone who is considerate - a lot of things might be common knowledge for doulas but new learnings for first time parent. also about us - We are family of 2 - [personal details hidden].

We are planning to give birth at Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue and are looking for postpartum doula support to help us transition into life with our new baby. We are hoping to utilize our insurance benefits for postpartum doula services, so we would prefer a provider who is experienced with insurance reimbursement or can provide the necessary documentation for us to submit to insurance. Our main priorities are practical, hands-on support during the postpartum period. Help with light cleaning, tidying, laundry, and especially preparing simple, nutritious meals would be greatly appreciated. We would also value guidance and support as new parents, including newborn care, feeding support, establishing routines, and general postpartum education. We are looking for a certified and experienced postpartum doula who is warm, patient, reliable, and comfortable working with new parents. We are open to different levels of experience and would appreciate someone who can communicate clearly in English. Additional language skills are a plus but are not required. The care recipient will be our newborn baby, along with support for the birthing parent during postpartum recovery. We are expecting a healthy newborn and do not currently anticipate any special medical needs. We would appreciate support with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep routines, and helping us feel more confident caring for our baby. Our estimated budget will depend on what is covered by insurance, and we are hoping to maximize our available postpartum doula benefits. We are primarily interested in postpartum support at home, with a focus on newborn care, household assistance, cooking, and helping our family get settled during the first weeks after birth.

I’m looking for overnight newborn care in Mill Creek, WA. Who is eligible or can become eligible through Carrot Fertility. We’re looking for a fairly substantial commitment: approximately February through April 2027 (about 3 months), ideally 5 nights/week and at least 40 hours/week of overnight care. Something around 10 PM–6 AM would work well, although we’re flexible on the exact overnight schedule. We are flexible on the Hourly rate. Our priority is finding someone highly experienced and dependable who can provide consistent overnight newborn care for the full three months. Thank you so much!

[personal details hidden] in Seattle, hospital delivery. Need help with birth doula and maybe postpartum too

I’m hoping to have someone help and support me through my second vba2c. I have to give birth in a hospital, but my experience was a dula my last pregnancy helped me diliver my son a vba2c. I have state insurance

Hello, I’m looking for a night doula to help for 2-3 nights a week for the first couple months after delivery. I’m flexible on schedule and open to doing more dates based on pricing. Ideally would love help at night initially and maybe during the day in the future. Budget is flexible - open to hearing rates.

I am going to be first time mom and expecting my baby boy in feb and looking for doula that can specifically help with labor and have expertise in the same.

I want good years of experience. Take care of child and if needed do household chores