Find Doula Jobs in Minnesota

This is my 3rd (and last) baby, first 2 births were with an epidural, looking to have a natural unmedicated birth. Planning to give birth at the St Cloud Hospital in Minnesota. Budget is up to $2,000

Second birth in Maple Grove, Minnesota. I will be getting induced, likely due to Lupus. I will opt for an epidural. Looking for birth support, education to prepare, and support for my husband. Looking for someone post-birth to help me get the baby into a good routine. Budget up to 2,000. Start date- anytime. Birth around February 15 at Maple Grove Hospital. Open to hours and days; flexible. Aetna insurance.

Need doula help for labor at home to until I go to hospital. Wants to monitor baby health until I’m 5 cm dilated at home if water doesn’t break.

giving birth in montevideo mn don’t have a budget yet unmedicated preferred but also help creating a birth plan

Edina or surrounding area. $2500-3000 Don’t have a birth plan yet 3-5 years of experience preferred

Hospital birth, aiming for vba2c, want till deliver in Maple Grove or at Methodist, have a history of gestational downers and have a high bmi. Want a doula with experience advocating for patients rights and desires in clinically high risk pregnancies and deliveries

Plan to deliver in Detroit lakes mn at the hospital. First pregnancy. I would like to labor unmedicated as long as possible, including late stage labor and delivery if tolerated. Willling to spend around $2000

I am planning to give birth in a hospital setting but am open to other options. I want an unmediated natural birth.

Searching for a doula (for my daughter) who has experience working with single mom’s and bipolar/anxiety (well-managed and stable but want support especially in the postpartum phase to ensure mom and baby thrive).

I am a nurse. I am looking for some to advocate for my birth plan and encourage a calm stress free environment as well as help lead counterpressure, breathing, and other non pharmacologic interventions. My goal is a natural water birth. I am giving birth at the ANW mother baby center using the allina midwife group.

hospital, have midwife, no birth plan yet, budget tbd

I plan to give birth in a birthing center! As a ftm I want to do a water birth, and prefer my environment to be calm and peaceful. I’m not sure on a budget right now, just exploring my options as I’ve never had a doula before. I’d prefer someone with at least 2+ years of experience, cpr certified, someone my fiancé and I could rely on and trust with our little one, someone with patience and a bubbly personality, someone who has a real passion for caring for children/babies. Looking for someone to be there when we give birth, provide help with sleep training and getting comfortable with our new baby the first couple of weeks, helping my fiancé and I get some sleep and create a work/home life balance, and most of all supporting me while I take my time to heal and come back from the stress and anxiety. I am very prone to PPD so I want to make sure I can take care of myself as much as possible!

We are planning to give birth at Regions Hospital in Saint Paul and are exploring other backup options in case we get diverted. Our estimated budget for Doula support services is less than $1000. We hope to have a water birth with a desire to use Nitrous Oxide and possible IV Medications. I'd like to do what I can to avoid an Epidural and C-Section by employing natural coping strategies and intentional birth positions. We feel strongly about working with a certified Birth Doula who ideally has supported at least a handful of births. Ideally, we would be supported by someone who specializes in Trauma-informed Care, possesses advanced training with Spinning Babies or other birth support methods, has successfully supported vaginal births (with minimal tearing) for first-time moms, cares about supporting the birth partner as well as the birthing partner, annnndddd lactation/combination breastfeeding support. My husband and I are first-time parents who are eager to have as low-stress, low-intervention of an experience as possible, knowing that labor and birth are widely unpredictable. I am 35 and he (Ross) is about to be 38. The only "special needs" we have is my own personal preference for primarily plant-based organic foods! No additional needs/requests for in-home support beyond perhaps one postpartum visit to check on how our family unit is adapting.

Hi! I’m currently expecting my first baby and looking for a doula/midwife who can support and guide me through this new chapter. As a first-time mama, there’s so much I’m learning, and I would love someone who can help me feel informed, prepared, safe, and cared for throughout my pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journey. I’m hoping to find someone warm, patient, and supportive who will truly be in my corner and help me create a beautiful, empowering birth experience. I’d love to learn more about you and the services you offer.

Looking for a doula within my insurance network with a package up to $1000. Needs to be involved in the birth (per insurance), though I'm not sure if virtual/text would count. I am mostly looking for postpartum doula for questions that arise after baby is born. I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am okay with virtual only care.

Home birth $1,000-1,200 Unmedicated, water birth ( :

This is my first baby, but I am looking for a Doula in training that is able to help me achieve an unmedicated birth. I currently live in Stillwater Minnesota and plan to deliver at St. John’s Hospital. I’m hoping to find a Doula in training as my insurance does not cover a Doula at all and the cost of a trained Doula is not feasible.

I would like a home birth or hospital. Would like pain management techniques and more something around $1k birth plan is unmedicated and natural

Soon after our delivery date we will likely want 3 week nights / week of overnight help. We just started looking at this, so we aren’t sure what certifications, rates, etc. we want, but we are expecting to book ~30 nights of time, at hopefully a deal since we would be booking so many hours. I think we mostly just want baby care, but maybe some sleep training, and might want to add occasional cooking / cleaning dishes later (curious how the rates differ with the additional services)

My current plan is to deliver at Saint Francis Hospital, but I am open to other suggestions. I heard the Scheduler say that they are going through a lot of changes which makes me nervous. Being in the healthcare field, I know that patient care gets overlooked when these changes are happening. I do not know the average cost of Doula services. Am I able to use an HSA plan? My requirements for the provider is that they have assisted in 20 or more births. I would like them to be a good teacher as I like to learn about the process. I have done one of my physical therapy clinicals as a physical therapist and pelvic health and would like to understand what my body is going through from a personal perspective. My birth plan is in the process of being created. Ideally, as little intervention as possible. I don’t want to rule out use of pain medication‘s as I have no idea how I’ll feel on the day of labor, however, most of the people I know who have gotten an epidural look back in regret it due to it stalling and /or slowing their labor. I need somebody who can take the responsibility off of my husband too help me navigate those decisions on the day of. I just want him to be able to be present and help me.