Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Miami, FL

Hi, I am expecting my third baby to be born at Baylor McKinney and I would like a postpartum doula to help support once the baby is born. Our budget is 25,000 for services.

I plan to give birth at MU birthing center in Columbia Missouri. Looking to find someone covered my anthem insurance. My birth plan is to go natural. No pitocin. I also don’t want vitamin k or eye ointment given to baby.

1) 5 years experience, English speaking, certifications. 2)new born help feed at night, mom is dealing with severe mastitis and husband is leaving town, change diaper. 3) just running the bottles in the bottle washer

Would like a bilingual (Spanish and English) Help with night care with the baby

Birthing at a birth center First pregnancy Looking for a faith based/centered doula Plan for a natural birth but understand anything can happen when the time comes Budget - ideally stay below 2500

I wanna give birth at home with a very good experience

Help with sleeping comforting me and my baby sleeping techniques

Hello, I hope you’re doing well! We are interested in your postpartum doula services for about 6 weeks following our birth in mid- March of 2026. We’re interested in setting up a consultation to see if we’d be a good fit and to discuss your approach, availability, and if our Carrot benefit can be applied. Please let us know your availability for a meeting (virtual or in-person) in the coming days. We look forward to connecting and learning more about your work. Thank you so much for your time and care! Would you be able to let us know if you meet the following Carrot benefit qualifications? Doulas in the United States must have at least one of the following: * Medicaid approval to provide doula services in their state * An active doula certification from an eligible certifying organization * A certificate of completion from an eligible doula training program, plus three years of relevant doula experience Doulas must also have all three of the following to be eligible: * An active certification in adult and infant CPR from an eligible certifying organization * At least $1 million in professional liability insurance from a reputable insurer * Client and professional references   If so, could we send you a doula Carrot's application found here?   Spend the organizations mentioned above include: * DONA: Doulas of North America International * ProDoula * CAPPA: Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association * Cornerstone Birthwork Training * Doula Trainings International (DTI) * Childbirth International (CBI) * Madriella Doula Network * BEST Doula Training * Northwest Association for Perinatal Support (NAPS) * Natural Resources Thank you, Lucy Dieckhaus

Need: A night nanny/doula for postpartum support; approximately 3 nights / week for 8 to 12 weeks Bonus: you are a Certified Labor Doulas that accepts Tricare Reserve Select

At home care third set of hands to help with any baby needs when dad eventually goes back to work

Needing a night nurse or post partum doula to assist with a 4 month old in mahopac NY who is certified and takes insurance or FSA payments

I need a certified doula to help at night a couple times a week. I really need a full nights rest. During the night they will be in charge of a 8 week old. They are to feed and change his diaper. It will also be helpful to put together my pump parts and bring it to me once during the night. Average time would be 12am-8am. No budget.

Postpartum doula Needed for six weeks Total 45 hours UT Southwestern hospital

Home help with chores and baby watching, preferably Spanish speaking or second language, and budget around 400-600 a week.

Looking for birth doula and postpartum doula that accepts sooner-care.

Giving birth first time Giving birth first time mom Giving birth first time mom

hospital max $2000 Natural non-medicated vaginal birth

I plan on giving birth at the Vassar brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie. My estimated budget is anywhere from 2500 to 3500. My birth plan is flexible at this point. I’m still trying to decide what’s best for me. I’m not opposed to a medicated plan. I would like the Doula to be certified and to have at least 2 to 3 years of experience. I would like lots of resources to childbirth education classes.

I need lactation support i think i may have mastitis

My plan is to give birth at the hospital. I don't know how much postpartum doula is so I'm open. I've had difficult births in the past just hoping for a safe and quiet birth. It's only myself and my husband who works a lot of out of town jobs or stays late. My mom is elderly so she doesn't have much time to help me. I've had horrible post partum before. Just hoping for night help with our newborn.