Find Birth Doula Jobs Near New York, NY

1. Hoag Newport Beach 2. $2000-$2500 3. Ideally unmedicated, vaginal birth.

Legacy Meridian Park is where I’ll be giving birth although I live in happy valley. Due 2/12/26 Our budget is very low. As cheap/flexible as possible. Possibly accepts Aetna health insurance. I’d like an unmedicated birth unless absolutely necessary. I don’t want any unnecessary vaccinations either.

Hi! I am expecting our 4th baby 16 weeks right now and would LOVE to have a home birth, if you offer this. I have very quick labors lol I can tell you all about my whole birth journey! I got your number from Ezrae that you met at spinning babies. I’m also apart of the breezy doula team! Would love to have you as my midwife!

UCI In Orange I ola yo use my insurance - Tricare and blue shield CA I want to avoid induction and c section. I plan to have an epidural

Birth preparation and Birth support. This is my second child. My goal is to have a VBAC in a hospital. I want to labor at home as long as possible, then transition to the Hospital. I want to have as little interventions as possible (no induction, Pitocin, etc...) but am OK with an epidural. I DO NOT want to labor or give birth on my back so I would like to plan for alternate positions with an epidural. I also know things don't always go as planned, and second children typically come faster, so Id like to be as prepared as possible to go natural if needed. I have Kaiser Permanente and plan to go through insurance.

I will be birthing alone and want to do an unmediated hospital birth. I’m a mom of 4 toddlers (4 under 5) and have very limited support. I have Molina insurance and won’t be able to do any out of pocket pay.

I desire to have a natural, minimally invasive birth with my first baby. My spirit feels most comfortable thinking of having my baby at home in a water pool or at a birth center. It is important to me that i choose my birth plan and we stick to it as long as baby and i are progressing healthily. I love midwifes and doulas and im so excited to have my own journey and birth team. I plan to use insurance i currently have Molina apple health washington but i am willing to switch.

Hospital birth, $2000 budget, little intervention in almost everything except I am open to epidural.

Hello, Hoping to find a doula for birth. I am planning to give birth at the Around the Circle Midwifery with St. Pete’s as a back up. My estimate budget is $2000-$2500. Thank you!

1.Capital Medical Center, Olympia. 2. $1,500 3. My plan is to delivery vaginally unmedicated. If I cannot handle the pain, I will request for an epidural.

St. Peter olympia. However we live in AZ and won’t be arriving to WA until end of May (with intermittent visits). We will be here until Labor Day. We want to be in cooler weather and with family. This also means we have to switch OBs and need help on laboring day :) My plan - have a healthy baby & stay alive :) I have ideas I’m hoping for like a natural birth, mobility, low monitoring until needed. But I know we will see - I’m 39 at the time of the birth but in great shape and healthy. Hoping for delayed clamping, delayed vitamin K (potentially oral - still getting educated in that and so many things). This is our first child :) due to my age they were mentioning maybe wanting to induce me at 39 weeks (July 8th) but hoping that’s not the case.

Peace health hospital I’m looking to have an easy, healthy guided pregnancy/birth. I would like to have a natural birth if possible, but I do understand things could change. I would also like to make sure my baby doesn’t get loaded up with a bunch of vaccines right at birth. I would like to only do the necessary vaccines and prolong the vaccine timeline. I would like coaching through out my pregnancy to aid in the best possible birth and healthiest baby. As far as nutrition to help my body and babies body. Also postpartum aid.

I'm a surrogate for a couple of incredible dads and my due date is June 1st, however I've been told most IVF babies end up induced a week early. I'll be delivering at peacehealth in vancouver and live about 5 min away. My first pregnancy and labor (my son) had no complications. I'd prefer to stay mobile for as much of labor as possible but have an epidural towards the end. My goal after epidural is to have someone with me who's able to help move me into different positions as needed. Not sure about budget, this is my first time looking into a doula.

I plan to give birth at home all natural My plan is to have the baby at home if there are any complications that are life threatening then my second plan is to go to the hospital I also want a someone that is Christian

I’m planing to give birth at Providence St Joseph hospital in Burbank. It would not be my first choice as I was hoping for a home birth. Unfortunately, I was laid off last year and have been unable to find work. I’m hoping to find support covered by medi-cal. I would like my birth to be unmediated and with as little intervention as possible. This is my first birth so I do feel a bit nervous. I would only like my husband and doula in the room (along with any necessary medial care team). I would like to be able to move freely and have help getting into positions that will help me through the various stages of labor. I’d also love to spend time in the bath. I want skin to skin right away and delayed cord clamping.

Hospital - newport beach hoag Budget - covered by insurance (Helath Net HMO) Birth plan - natural birth preferred

1. Hospital 2. Anthem Blue Cross insurance 3. Un-medicated birth.

Kaiser coverage, hospital birth unmedicated preferred, faith based

I’m looking for a doula that accepts medical with cal optima insurance I’m located in La Habra, CA I’m planning in giving birth at the hospital.

Hospital birth because that’s where my midwife is, first baby, not sure how expensive doulas are. Super nervous for birth & post partum. Was the best birthing option, natural, for best recovery!!!