Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Nashua, NH

I have an OB and a hospital, I want someone to advocate with me for the birth experience I want. I may also need help adjusting to our life as a family of four postbirth I will need this billed to Husky.

I’m giving birth at Beth Israel Hospital. I’m depending on my insurance to cover my doula costs. I plan to have a natural birth, i’m hoping to do a water birth if the room with the tub is available.

I will be giving birth at hospital and would like some additional help during this transition

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Im looking for a night doula that is Medicaid covered and can help with baby. I live in New london CT but will be birthing out of yale new haven. I'm a high risk chronically ill mom. Our firstborn passed away in his sleep as a newborn this past february and the reassurance of an extra pair of eyes while we try to rest is crucial to the postpartum period for us.

I’m very interested in planning a home birth and get someone could help near night like two days per week. I would love your support in this special and meaningful time for our family.

Central Maine medical center in Lewiston I have main care for insurance I plan to do a Water birth there

Prenatal education , birth /delivery support, and postpartum support 1. Saratoga Hospital (I work for Albany Medical Center and I might change to this hospital due to logistics) 2. $800-$900 HSA funds 3. I would like to try a natural birth and I'm open to using an epidural

We plan to give birth at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, New York, in a hospital setting. Our estimated budget for doula services is flexible and open to discussion, depending on the scope and timing of support provided. Our birth plan prioritizes a calm, supportive environment with minimal medical intervention where safely possible, while remaining flexible and guided by medical advice. We are particularly interested in postpartum (afterbirth) support to assist with recovery, newborn care, and emotional well-being following delivery. Our expected delivery date is February 13, 2026.

1) I plan to give birth at a local birthing center affiliated with (and next door to) a hospital. 2) $1,500-2,000 3) I need help - I’d prefer to have a non-medicated, vaginal birth, but it’s my first time and I understand that what I think sounds best may not be most realistic at the time. I’d like someone to guide me so we can have a game plan for what I ‘want’ and what I might end up with.

Plan to give birth at St Peter’s Hospital Not sure on a budget yet I’m interested in giving birth in a hospital without an epidural, but am not 100% sure yet. I would like someone who can coach me through labor, and help me figure out breastfeeding

This is my niece’s second child and she was not successful with breastfeeding the first. Would like to provide some help. Identified issue of inverted nipples. We would like someone mature with certification and experience.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. i was wondering if you guys take tricare insurance. i want to give a vaginal birth with limited medication but i want to be offered medication throughout labor in case i change my mind, i want as little interventions/interruptions as possible unless medically necessary and more

I am currently in my 24th week of pregnancy, and have so far had a smooth pregnancy. My due date is July 13, 2026 and I plan to give birth at St. Peter's hospital in Albany, NY. We are open to budget, but would like to stay under $3,000. I am not sure if I will need a lactation consultant, but wanted to look at options and learn more so I can make an informed decision about it. My birth plan is to ideally be minimally medicated, and not have a full epidural. I would like to be able to get up and walk around, use the bathroom, and switch birthing positions based on what feels comfortable with minimal limitations. I hope to have a vaginal birth and learn more ways to prepare for a safe one.

Hi! I’m looking for a postpartum doula to help with light chores (dishes, laundry, tidying up), ligjt Cooking, entertaining my 3 year old, and emotional support. Thanks! Julie

Giving birth at St. Peter's Hospital. Budget $2000.

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I am looking for doula support during birth and potentially postpartum. My husband and I felt very prepared, we read the bradley method and had been practicing quite a bit for a natural birth. I didn’t think there was a need for a doula because we seemed to be a great team. At our last ultrasound we got news that baby is measuring small and are pushing for induction. Now I feel silly for not hiring a doula sooner. It feels like such a huge gap in communication between us and the doctors even though we have done everything to educate ourselves. I am hoping to find someone that can help fill that gap, help us to feel like we are making informed choices and to support me during labor so I don’t have to rely fully on my husband in case of any complications.

I plan on a home, water birth. I have insurance that covers doula and midwife’s.

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