Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Miami, FL

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I want to have a natural birth with delayed cord clamping. Needs to work with Tricare west- they mention that authorized doulas must meet specific certification, training, and experience requirements, including certification from approved organizations like DONA, CAPPA, or ICEA, and signing a participation agreement. Overall would like to get some preparation before/after birth + assistance during birth.

I am in need of a birth Doula I am giving birth at a birthing center $700 That’s what I would like a Doula for us to help me create a birth plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital using an epidural and only necessary interventions. I am looking for someone who can provide support to me and my newborn during birth and postpartum. I am hoping to pay less than $100 an hour.

I plan to give birth in a hospital but want to do unmedicated and I want to have pain management techniques and a plan. I don’t have a budget but would love to discuss pricing.

I want an extra support for me and my husband and I want all my need hurd and met to the best abilities I'm wanting some one to also come with us to hospital.

Hi I was referred to you by Aisha and she let me know that you accept Medicaid I’m not sure if you have any openings but my due date is approaching fast and I would like to get set up with a Doula

1. Hospital 2. I don’t know 3. Brazilian doula or bilingual

Will be giving birth at Hospital in Henderson Nevada or Las Vegas Nevada Not sure on budget Natural

1.I plan to give birth at st roe sienna hospital 2. I have Nevada Medicaid through Anthem blue cross blue shield 3.I would like to have a natural birth without any pain drugs

We are looking for a childcare provider with at least 2–3 years of experience caring for both toddlers and infants. CPR/first aid certification is strongly preferred, and experience with newborns is especially important. We have a 2-year-old son who is active, playful, and full of energy, and a newborn who needs close attention and care. Our primary need is evening and overnight support so that Mom can rest.

I'm not sure whether I want to do a home or hospital birth. I am looking for someone who take anthem blue cross blue shield insurance I would like to have the most natural birth without an epidural and medication.

looking for a doulas as i am a first time mom. I want to be prepared for my pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum.

Doula Support Needs & Birth Preferences I am planning to give birth at a birthing center, and my care will be covered through my insurance (Anthem Medicaid Blue Cross Blue Shield). I am looking for a doula who can support me emotionally, physically, and mentally throughout labor, birth, and immediately postpartum. My Birth Preferences: • Birth Setting: Birthing center • Mobility: I want to remain mobile throughout labor with freedom to change positions often. • Eating & Drinking: I would like to be able to eat and drink as I feel comfortable. • Interventions: I prefer minimal interventions. • Cervical Checks: I would like as few cervical checks as possible. • Pain Management: • I want to try natural comfort measures first—movement, massage, breathing, water, etc. • I am open to using nitrous oxide (“the gas”) if needed. • Birthing Options: I am interested in birthing in the bathtub or shower if possible. • Umbilical Cord: My plan is for optimal/physiological cord clamping. • Immediately After Birth: I want uninterrupted skin-to-skin time with my baby. • Hands-Off Approach: I prefer things to be as hands-off as possible from providers unless necessary. Support I Need From a Doula: • Guidance for both me and my fiancé during labor • Help staying grounded mentally and emotionally • Comfort techniques during painful contractions (movement, positions, counterpressure, breathing, etc.) • Advocacy support to help communicate my preferences to the birth team • Gentle reminders or encouragement to keep me in a positive headspace • Support with creating and following through with my birth plan while still staying flexible if needed

I would like to have an advocate at the hospital and someone I can ask questions throughout pregnancy. I am new to Las Vegas and don’t have family here so would like extra support. I don’t know what hospital I will be at yet. I’m still pinpointing the best OB for me. I would like to have a natural in medicated birth.

Looking for a doula certified to accept Tricare prime

ISO postpartum doula to help out with an infant for 3-4 hours per day (afternoon) for ~4-6 weeks for a mom who's back to work. Certified postpartum doula, CPA-certified. Help with house chores: dishes, baby's laundry, light cleaning (i.e. vacuum & dust baby's play area, etc.). $2,000 budget

I am looking for a postpartum doula to assist me in recovering mentally/emotionally. While also supporting me with the care of my 6 month old baby. Also assist with meal prepping for my dietary needs so that I can find balance and care for self. Thank you

We plan to give birth at Southern Hills Hospital off sunset and the 215. I’m not entirely sure what our budget would be. I’m just starting my research on Doulas and feel this is definitely a route we would like to go. Ideally I would prefer an unmedicated vaginal birth. Unfortunately I do have genital herpes so depending on if I’m experiencing an outbreak at the time of delivery I might need to have a c-section. If a vaginal birth is able to happen there are things we would like such as delayed cord clamping, no bath, and most likely oral vitamin K versus shot. I would love my delivery to be a pleasant experience as possible; calm environment, minimal checks, etc. My husband is a very calm person in high stress situations but has a hard time with soft motivation. I love him dearly but he’s very business like when it comes to prep talks. I would love a Doula that can fill in for the emotional support that might be lacking during delivery.

1. Birth center 2. Medicaid 3. At birth center unmedicated

- centennial hills hospital - 5,000 - as natural and peaceful as possible. No induction. No epidural if o can endure it. Potentially laughing gas for anxiety and other anxiety management but that’s it if I can. Sim lights. Soft music, quiet voices, lots of ice water. I want to be able to walk around if I can. - I want someone peaceful who understands the spirituality of nothing and bringing a new soul to this planet and I want someone educated on lactation, infant healthcare, and postpartum recovery. - 34, first baby. Diagnosed anxiety and Crihns disease. Breast feeding - lactation help, night nurse one months after birth for 2-3 nights. Post partem assistance one month after birth. Help with placenta encapsulation.