Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Nashville, TN

I will be giving birth in the hospital. Looking for a postpartum doula to help with overnight care, particularly lactation support for breastfeeding.

1. Plan to give birth at the hospital 2. If possible I would like to avoid c section 3. First pregnancy

I need someone to help me when I get close to giving birth, at the the hospital and for a short time after.

Hello, we are looking for an expert to help assist us with creating our birth plan and being an advocate for the mother when at the hospital

I’m giving birth in Atlanta then moving to nashville. My plan is to give birth natural with a midwife. This is my first child I’m looking for a night nurse/doula to help fit 6 weeks.

Newborn baby 2 days old. Having a hard time making her sleep.

1) hospital St. Thomas Rutherford 2) unknown 3) hospital/medicated birth

I want some help prepare for childbirth delivery.

Hospital birth - worried about anxiety and pain management and would just like someone to help prepare me and assist during pregnancy and after.

We are first time parents with a 10 day old newborn and are looking for postpartum support, primarily to help us get rest and adjust to a consistent routine. We would like someone experienced with newborn care, including feeding support (breastfeeding/pumping or bottle), soothing techniques, and helping us understand our baby’s needs. Our main goal is to have support during a shift so that one or both of us can get uninterrupted sleep. We are especially interested in overnight or early morning support if available, but are open to daytime help as well. Light support such as holding the baby, assisting with burping and settling, and basic newborn guidance would be helpful. We would also appreciate someone who is communicative, reliable, and consistent, as that is very important to us during this stage. Our baby does not have any special needs. We are open to discussing a schedule that works for both sides, ideally a few hours per shift. Our budget is flexible but we are ideally looking for something in the range of $20–$30 per hour depending on experience and availability.

We are looking for help with our 4.5 week old. He is not sleeping at all at night - has lots of gas which is painful and Doritos his sleep. He also doesn’t want to sleep in his crib so needing help with that. He is also fighting his daytime naps, sometimes staying awake for up to 4 hours at a time. And never naps anywhere but on me and rarely my husband. We need help managing and navigating sleep and getting him as well and us sleep. Would like someone with a gentle approach, no cry it out, has 8+ years of experience. We are hoping to stay around $35/hour

need help maintaining strength and flexibility and preparing for birth

Plan to give birth in a hospital (I’m currently being seen at Diana Health). I have a history of preeclampsia, FGR, preterm birth, and severe postpartum hemorrhage. I would love a Tricare covered doula.

Plan to birth in hospital 800-1000 dollar budget Natural and minimal interference/interventions birth plan

At home or at a birthing center, no hospitals unless medical intervention is needed. No more than $600 and all natural and holistic

I would like to have a natural hospital birth and have a doula to help coach me through labor and help advocate for me with hospital staff.

Overwhelmed mom of 5 week old twins looking for help a few hours a week or a few days a week

1. Will be giving birth on base (Ft Campbell) 2. I don’t have a budget yet. I’m new to all this and trying to see what’s best for me. 3. Baby doesn’t leave mine or daddy’s sight, delayed cord clamping, no cervical exams, no constant wakings for “testing or check ups”, no bath for baby, wait till placenta comes out on its own and keeping it to make capsules. Might be induced in February, etc…

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

We are planning a hospital birth as natural as possible. Also looking for a doula that doubles as a lactation consultant.