Find Doula Jobs in New Orleans, LA

I plan to give birth at the hospital. My budget is up to $1,000 for a doula. Birth doula must be accepted under GEHA insurance. I plan to have a scheduled induction at 39 weeks.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I have medicaid insurance and will be first attempting to use that before having to pay out of pocket if possible. My birth plan is that I want to deliver naturally.

I’m considering a postpartum doula to make the transition home with my first baby more manageable by providing hands-on guidance with newborn care, feeding, soothing, sleep routines, and building confidence. I would also appreciate help with light household tasks, including washing bottles, baby laundry, tidying, preparing simple meals, and maintaining the immediate living space. This support would allow me to focus on healing, resting, and bonding with my baby while receiving reassurance and answers to questions during those important early weeks.

Help with learning and getting comfortable with breast feeding. Also thinking about trying a natural birth. Help with healthy options and exercises or stretches I can do to stay active.

I plan to give birth at home. My budget is around 7k I really don't have a birth plan.

I plan to give birth at Tulane Lakeside hospital. My budget for doula services could be at least $1500 including insurance in network for birth experience. I would like my birthing experience to be vibrational (Hertz music) and calm atmosphere in preparation for birth. My OBGYN is older and well expert for labor and delivery. I will need emotional support and gentle care while in labor and would like to be giving the option to NOT lay on my back for labor (squat position or kneel position). Breast feeding is optional but preferred for baby to latch on.

I am looking for a doula that accepts Medicaid I am with Aetna.

I’d like to feel calm and stay while I’m in the hospital. I had a pretty rough postpartum due to pre-I want to have someone there that can think for me that knows what I want and advocate that for me while I focus on remaining calm

i plan to give birth at west jeff hospital and hope to find a doula that takes medicaid. i haven’t decided my birth plan yet but i know of a few things for sure that i want to do

I plan to give birth at a hospital. My estimated budget is flexible, and I am looking for someone who offers quality care at a reasonable rate that works within my budget. My birth plan is to have a safe, healthy vaginal delivery if possible, with pain management available if I decide I need it. I would like a calm, supportive environment and someone who respects my birth preferences while prioritizing the health and safety of both me and my baby. I am looking for a provider who is certified, experienced in caring for newborns, and has several years of professional experience. I value someone who is patient, compassionate, reliable, and communicates well. Speaking English is required, and any additional language skills are a plus but not necessary. The care recipient will be a newborn infant. I am expecting my first baby, so I would appreciate someone who is experienced with newborn care, including feeding support, diaper changes, soothing, safe sleep practices, and monitoring the baby’s well-being. Additional duties may include washing baby bottles, light housekeeping related to the baby, baby laundry, keeping the nursery clean and organized, and helping establish a healthy sleep routine. Experience supporting first-time parents is highly preferred.

2nd baby, attempting a natural birth in a hospital.

I plan to give birth in the hospital, undecided which. I also plan to go unmedicated and natural. Unsure about all of the certifications needed but will be doing research, at least a minimum of 2 years experience. I am a 24 year old first time mom, who will be doing this by herself so I would like to have a support system in place. 2-7 thousand

Lakeview Hospital, Covington, LA $1000-$1500 No epidural, Vaginal Delivery

Planning to give birth in hospital and am looking for doula that takes my insurance. I do not have a birth plan yet

First baby, hoping for an unmediated birth, advanced maternal age. Plan to give birth in a hospital

Takes Amerihealth Caritas, understands Catholic morality and ethics, willing to advocate for a vba3c reasonably in a vba2c policy hospital (Thibodaux Regional) so long as labor is progressing safely. Willing to ask questions to the care provider to ensure all interventions are evidence based and are medically necessary and coercion is not involved.

Hospital: Thibodaux Regional Budget: unsure Vback unmediated assistance

Hospital Natural birth in the hospital Insurance coverage

I plan on a hospital birth but a very natural birth . What ever position at the time feels most comfortable and natural for my body without being forced on my back