Find Birth Doula Jobs Near New York, NY

1. I plan to give birth at my midwives birthing center or home. 2. Budget is whatever is average for doulas. 3. I am hoping to just get some information leading up to, and including birth. And then any follow up questions I have after birth. My midwives are an all natural service so no pain meds, just the tub or bed.

Educate me in having birth and what I should be doing before and after birth / postpartum.

Someone their for my birth incase my boyfriend is not there he works oil field or if he is a doula who can stay with my older children in case they are with me and not at their bio dads (blended family first baby together with my boyfriend) will be giving birth at rinita birth center in st albert This is my 4th birth plan being drug free natural again Will be breastfeeding Budget around 1000

Help with my new born and the myself as well. Baby is 3 days old. I prefer a Nigerian, if not available any experienced souls is fine. At least must have taken care of 10 new born babies, should have first aid certification…especially experienced with new borns. We are in the NorthWest quadrant, will also be nice if doula drives and can take me to my post partum appointment, not mandatory tho

Hospital birth. Doesn't have an idea how much is a doula service. My husband will be away from the moment I gave birth until November so it'll be me, my mom and my sister who will take care of the baby. Thinking of an additional help when it comes to all baby needs on the first couple months

Sturgeon Community Hospital (St. Albert) 2,000$ It’s my first baby, I’m hoping to have a natural birth, but still nervous and want to be in a hospital. I’m nervous my voice won’t be heard, I want support that the doctors and nurses are actually listening to us. I feel like any couching and support would be helpful, especially since I’m not sure what to expect. I’m drawn to water, I’m not sure if I can have a water birth there, but water seems soothing, even to be in the shower. I’m hoping for a natural birth as possible, giving time before clamping the cord, skin to skin etc.

We will be first time parents and would like guidance throughout the pregnancy, childbirth and aftercare.

I’d like to do an all natural birth at home. No meds.

1. Hospital birth 2. $1000 3. Would like it to be as easy and simple and natural as possible. Only spouse and sister there.

We'd ideally give birth in home as natural as possible. We'd also like exercises and other advice during the pregnancy. Encapsulation of the placenta would be great!

I need to find a specific match for a doula that is covered by my current AHCCCS United Community Healthcare Plan. I have very specific birth plan needs that require avoiding many if not all of modern hospital interventions. I will be attempting a VBAC at the TMC hospital and will be having a physiological unmedicated vaginal birth without induction or a repeated c section. My anatomy ultrasound results came back perfect and all risks of uterine rupture or other things were ruled out by MFM and OB providers. I was told I am considered a good candidate for a natural birth. I am otherwise a healthy 36 year old female with no previous complications. I am needing an experienced and assertive doula to stand for my birthing plan at the hospital during my entire labor and birthing process. I request no medical intervention for myself or my child, including delayed cord cutting and retaining of my placenta. No shots administered to my baby unless medically necessary. I await the perfect doula. Thank you kindly.

Water homebirth, doula and midwife, can travel, insurance

Birth at home, NOT a hospital, would be open to a birthing center with tubs Prefer someone who accepts Tricare Natural birth, water birth. Etc

I am looking for a birth doula to support me throughout my pregnancy, labor, and delivery. My estimated due date is June 21st 2026, and I plan to give birth at Banner Gateway hospital.

Looking for a birthing doula while I’m at the hospital This is my 3rd baby My 1st was a c section 2nd a Vbac And hoping for another vbac

Hi Colleen , I am looking to get more info regarding doulas services. I do have ahccss right now so I am trying to look for someone that can take Medicaid plans. I know I am very close to my due date but wanted to explore options

1. Plan to give birth in hospital 2. Budget TBD based on qualifications 3. Trying for VBAC. Open to an epidural and possibly some induction methods.

Looking for a childbirth doula in Prescott, AZ area.

I plan to give birth at banner hospital. I have tricare prime. Birth plan is to have a natural birth

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