Find Birth Doula Jobs Near New York, NY

I am looking for a doula as I would like to have the most natural labor as much as I can and I would like a doula there to help and inform me. I will be giving birth at a hospital, I would rather not use an epidural or pitocin or any other medicine if not needed

Delivering in the birthing center at Mercy in OKC. I am a plus size woman and my blood pressure is slightly elevated. Not labeled as a “high risk” pregnancy. I wanted to go to the midwife program, but my BMI is too high to qualify. I’m wanting a birthing experience that requires very little medical interventions and is as natural as possible. My husband is a people pleaser, so a second person who can help hold boundaries and help show him how he can be helpful would be great! I have no idea on prices or budgeting. Just trying to see what the prices are in the area for right now.

Looking into options right now not sure where to begin

I'm a previous c section, I'm trying to have a safe vbac with as little intervention as possible. I'm reasonable and realistic. I do plan to have a hospital birth.

I would love to give birth at a hospital and I don’t wanna spend more than $700

I plan on giving birth in a hospital but I am a first time mom and want help making the birthing plan and advocating for myself and baby during the process.

Planning to give birth at medical city Plano. I’m not too sure of my birth plan or my budget just yet I would like to discuss and get further information.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I am a first time mom looking for support in pregnancy, child birth and postpartum. I have Medicare insurance. I want as much of a comfortable experience as possible, I want a smooth transition from birthing to postpartum and I want to be educated in all my options for a new born.

1. Tyler, TX 2. $500 3. Natural birth, contraction coping skills

Home birth 1500 -2000 looking for support post birth body work/ techniques

Right now I plan on giving birth at Texas Health Rockwall. Budget is max $2500 for L&D. I don’t have a set birth plan yet this is my first pregnancy, I was hoping for some guidance and would hope to have 1 or 2 visits for planning prior to delivery.

planning to give birth in a hospital, with a doula support. Birth plan: vaginal, comfortable, not rushed, unmedicated, let the nature take its course.

I plan to give birth at Baylor Scott and white hospital in McKinney tx. This is my first baby so I’m not sure what to expect for my budget, but I would like to receive a quote. I am looking for a doula that can help prioritize my birth plan and focus on my needs during the birth, while the OB focuses on the baby. I would really like to give birth vaginally and am looking for someone who values modern medicine but can also help keep things as natural as possible if it is safe. I’m looking for someone who will advocate for me when things get crazy in the delivery room and who is willing to coach me through labor and help support my husband in supporting me. I am currently hoping to give birth un medicated, but I am open minded as I have never experienced labor before. I know I will want delayed cord cutting and breastmilk only. I would also like to learn about different birth positions and reduce the risk of tearing and as natural as possible birth if the placenta.

Birth at Frisco Baylor Scott medical center, budget range $1000-$2000, prefer a natural unmedicated birth

Im seeing if there is a possibility of me having a doula covered through Medicaid. I’ve had 2 birth center and 2 home births and am considering my first hospital birth.

I would like to do water birth in a hospital facility

I will be having a VBAC birth at St. Elizabeth in Beaumont, TX. I would love a doula who has assisted in other VBAC births and has knowledge of them, but this is not mandatory. I want to have an active labor, lots of moving around and listening to what my body needs. I need someone who can help advocate in the hospital setting, as well as maybe at home before hospital I also live in Beaumont. I am unsure on budget as I know doula services can be a large range.

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Beaumont. I had to unexpectedly relocate here from Dallas so I am trying to find a new birth team. My estimated budget is 800$. I am looking to have a natural birth with free movement no episiotomy no forceps or vaccines and for pain management I want to use nitrous oxide and maybe hydrotherapy. Using warm towels and birthing props like birthing ball or peanut ball birthing stool. Wireless monitors on me so that I am able to move freely I don’t want to feel restricted or held down when giving birth. I want direct skin contact right after birth. No bath on my newborn. Not a lot of people in the delivery room. Calm environment. I want my water to break naturally unless intervention is medically necessary. That’s pretty much it for now still researching.

I plan to give birth at the hospital Insurance accepted if possible Have a natural birth using the shower in hospital and nitrous oxide for pain

Preferably in a hospital, I am on Texas prenatal Medicaid. I do not have a birth plan yet.