Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Miami, FL

Post partum. We need someone who can give my wife and I a little break.

First time Mom had a stalled induction that lead to a c-section. She does not have support who can help her take care of lifting the baby and assist with bending over. Her grandmother and aunt can assist with cleaning and cooking but have disabilities that keep them from helping with newborn care. Dad does not live in the house but will be able to spend a few nights during the week. She may need night help but not entirely sure yet. She is attempting to breastfeed but needs assistance and more in-depth education. There are 5 well trained dogs in the house but their care will be done by other support. Looking at needing help for 4-6 weeks. Budget is about $1,500 a week but unsure of what is “common” and appropriate.

I am Haitian, 28 years old, and pregnant with my second child. I would love to give birth at home; I long to experience something that is very dear to my heart. I don't really have a plan, but any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you !

Seeking postpartum doula to assist with bathing baby, breastfeeding, light household chores. Seeking 50-60 hrs for 4 weeks after birth. Giving birth in Lee health hospital. Prefer natural.

A postpartum doula or nanny for night shifts. Feeding / changing baby and cleaning his bottles.

Information on home birth $3000 Delivered 4 children in hospital, and my career has me in hospital daily. I would like a more personal and private experience this time around

Need post party doula to help with baby and mom after birth

1. I plan to give birth in the hospital, and with calming effects. 2. My estimated budget without any calculations: A maximum of $200 a week. 3. I want to be completely calm when I go into labor. It’s in my intentions to have these things available and set up in the delivery room: Essential oils and a diffuser, a small space for an “altar” of Jesus (really just a tiny ritual to feel close to him), a Himalayan salt rock, plenty of water on standby, as well as tranquil music, Italian ice and banana popsicles, and whatever else I can conjure up before the baby arrives. I do not want to be on my back giving birth. I want to be as relaxed as possible, considering my condition as a more naturally at-risk, pregnant woman. I want to be able to push quicker and easier than I may be able to on my back. If possible, I would love a short labor experience, as long as my baby allows me to.

Give birth at holmes hospital DONA certified Be able to provide my insurance with a superbill

Someone to help take care of the newborn at night. I have 2 toddlers at home. Giving birth at hospital husband works full time

I plan to deliver at the hospital, with an epidural around 6-7 cm, I am not sure the cost really trying to get an idea

1. Give birth in Winnie Palmer hospital Orlando 2. Not sure 3. I want to try to give birth with no epidural

Holmes regional First child I’m unsure of budget I’m unsure of plan

Wanting to give birth in a birthing center and stay away from hospitals. A water birth would be the perfect scenario. We don’t have a budget yet but would like to keep it cost effective and be able to use our insurance. I want a natural birth with as much training as possible to prevent tears and intervention.

I prefer a home water birth. I have had two births at home. I have insurance so if there is a provider who accepts Ambetter, that would be wonderful. I prefer at home and usually deny all the unnecessary things.

We plan to give birth at the hospital, We are looking for postpartum doula help to help with watching the kids a little bit as an extra pair of hands (we have 3 other kids ages 5,3, and 1) and lactation help.

I am high risk therefore I’m planning on giving birth at a hospital. For my budget I’m hoping that I can use my insurance which is Medicaid, if not $999.99or less. I planned on doing a natural birth without being induced, and lot of herbal remedies.

Hi my name is Jessica and I plan to give birth at Sarasota memorial hospital. Babies due date is may 22 but they are going to induce me at 39 weeks due to me having type 1 diabetes. Plan on giving birth vaginally with epidural.

I’m looking for a postpartum doula to support me and my family as we welcome our second child. My goal is to have a positive, supported postpartum experience — both physically and emotionally — while adjusting to life with a newborn and a busy toddler. I plan to birth vaginally in the hospital, as I did with my first, and I did not have a doula previously. This time, I would love more hands-on support and guidance during the recovery and adjustment period at home. One of my biggest priorities is breastfeeding support. With my first son, he spent the first four days in the nursery and had difficulty latching once we were together. I also have inverted nipples, which added to the challenge. I worked with a lactation consultant, but it became overwhelming trying to balance nursing and pumping, and I eventually transitioned to exclusively pumping. For this baby, I would really like to breastfeed successfully and feel confident doing so. I would appreciate a doula with strong lactation knowledge who can offer practical help and encouragement with positioning, latch, and feeding routines — as well as support if I choose to combine nursing and pumping. Beyond feeding, I’m looking for general postpartum support — someone who can help ease the transition by caring for the baby while I rest or shower, light household help (meals, laundry, tidying), emotional support, and gentle guidance through recovery. I want to focus on healing, bonding with my baby, and adjusting as a family of four, and I value having someone calm, nurturing, and experienced by my side during this time.

10+ years of experience, English and Spanish , Sleep training , estimated budget 100$