Find Doula Jobs in North Carolina

-first time mom -hospital birth -delayed umbilical cord cutting -help partner understands how they can help during labor

Breast and flange size and help baby latch and just feel better about pumping and breastfeeding

I'd like to give birth at home. my budget is $100 a month. I'd like to have a water birth

I want to give birth at home or at a birth center. This is my first pregnancy so I don't have much knowledge about my options.

Interested In water birth hospital have insurance, must be certified 6+ years

Wash bottles, change newborn feed newborn watch th newborn while mom sleeps and rest

1 night a week for the first 6 weeks so my husband and I can get a good nights sleep.

Hello! I am due with my first on 11/8 and am hoping for an unmedicated birth. I'm looking to hire a doula to help with labor support and guide me through different positions/movements to help things keep moving. I will be delivering at Duke and my OB is Durham Women's Clinic

Hello I’m looking for a doula that will help me labor as much as possible at home before going to the hospital. If I can deliver at home I would like that. I would like my doula to advocate for me while in the hospital or home. I would love if they could help my partner be able to help with hip squeeze and position changes. I require them to be certified for at least two year and be somewhere near the Cumberland County area in North Carolina. Thank you

I am looking for a birth doula who can provide emotional, physical, and informational support throughout my pregnancy, labor, delivery, and early postpartum period. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing and relaxation techniques, labor positions, and understanding my options during birth. I also want support with communicating my preferences and advocating for my birth plan while allowing my medical team to provide necessary care. Having someone experienced and supportive present would help me and my partner feel more confident, prepared, and comfortable throughout the birth experience.

I am looking for a midwife & birth doula I plan to give birth at home if I’m able to, if I do a hospital birth I want someone there to make sure my birth plan goes exactly as planned

We plan to give birth at Duke hospital in Durham. We do not have a set budget. This will be our fourth child. Our midwife retired the end of July and this pregnancy is high risk. With family moving out of town and the strain the pregnancy physically and mentally added into the three additional kids , I wanted to have an extra support system in place.

Would like in educated birth at hospital. Budget $1k

Possibly hospital . No budget in mind. Birth plan is quiet, dark, unmedicated, natural, delayed clamping, skin to skin.

-I would like to explore my options of giving birth at home. -I live in fayetteville, NC. -This is my first baby. -I am 32 years old. - I have Tricare insurance and would like to be able to use it however, it is not my only option. -This being my first baby, I am still figuring things out but I would like to experience a low-intervention birth, vaginal birth, and no induction. - For pain management I am open to movement/walking during labor, yoga ball, breathing/ relaxation techniques, and position changes. I am not sure about interventions --I'd like more information on this. -For emotional support, I am looking for calmness, minimal coaching, and someone to advocate for me - Once baby arrives I want immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping, keeping baby with me or dad at all times, and no vaccines.

1. A Spanish-speaking doula 2. The delivery will take place at the hospital 3. My birth plan involves having someone experienced whom I can trust and who can help with the language; my husband speaks English, but I would like someone to support both of us, given that this is our first time... I haven't been able to take any classes here due to the language barrier, and I urgently need to find help.

We are first-time parents looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the first few weeks after delivery. We are both working from home, and our mothers will take turns helping during the daytime, so our main need is overnight newborn care and postpartum support. We would like someone experienced with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, safe sleep, and helping establish a manageable nighttime routine. Breastfeeding support or experience working alongside an IBCLC would be a plus. We prefer someone with several years of newborn experience, infant CPR certification, and strong references. We are currently exploring part-time overnight care, approximately 3-4 nights per week during the first 4–8 weeks postpartum. Budget is flexible depending on experience and schedule. Our goal is to get enough rest while still being actively involved in feeding and bonding with the baby.

I will mostly give birth at Womack army hospital budget is up to $1,000 I want a epidural no iv in arm to give birth squatting or side lying not to have an episiotomy no vitamin k shot no hepatitis B shot to have an uninterrupted golden hour and the not have the baby taken from me unless absolutely necessary

I plan to give birth at Atrium Health hospital located in Winston Salem,NC. I am unsure of what birth doulas cost usually run around. My birth plan is no epidural, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin with mom & dad, not induced unless absolutely necessary or C section.

I’d like to give birth in a hospital, but would love a birthing pool available which I know isn’t likely. Birth plan is no epidural, no pitocin, no cuts unless absolutely medically necessary.