Find Birth Doula Jobs Near New York, NY

I’m looking to give birth in hospital but I want someone who will listen to me and back me up if the hospital is refusing to listen to the patient. Medicaid

Hospital birth is the plan Hoping for insurance covered Epidural with options for different positions

Looking for a birth doula for birth and after plus help with breastfeeding hospital birth looking for someone who can help avoid getting an epidural, must be certified and accept medicaid

Considering home birth. Unsure of budget and just exploring my options in this area. Hoping for an unmediated birth

I would like a non-medicated birth at home using my insurance to cover costs. Water birth, Delayed cord clamping, immediate chest to chest, deliver on knees or squatting. No laying on back to push.

I would love to do a water birth. Either at home or a birthing center. Just looking at my options right now

Giving birth at birth center. Budget is $500, birth plan is to do things as natural as I can

I want to give birth at home in water, with little intervention. I do not have a budget as this is my first and walking into this I'll need to learn how much these services cost. I want a provider with me for emergencies and to check on baby after birth to confirm everything is alright.

I plane to give birth at home, reasonable budget for middle class new time parents

I plan to give birth at women’s and babies hospital in Lancaster PA. I don’t really know what our budget is because I don’t normally know how much doulas charge. VBAC Birth Preferences – August 2026 • I am planning a trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC) following one prior low-transverse C-section for breech presentation. • I desire an unmedicated vaginal birth and plan to use non-pharmacologic comfort measures. • I decline induction of labor, including prostaglandins and Pitocin, unless a clear medical emergency arises. • I decline labor augmentation with Pitocin. • Continuous fetal monitoring is acceptable. • I prefer freedom of movement and upright labor positions as medically feasible. • Artificial rupture of membranes only with informed consent. • I prefer delayed cord clamping if baby is stable. • I understand the risks of TOLAC and request shared decision-making if concerns arise. • If cesarean becomes necessary, I request: • Clear communication • Partner present • Gentle cesarean when possible

Hello! My husband and I are seeing a private OB currently. We are planning for a hospital birth. We are looking for someone who can provide support to myself(patient) but also my husband. We have a strong faith and believe birthing is a miracle but would love to have a well experienced support system in the room with us from beginning to end. To help calm those nerves, talk us through situations and be a guidance. Also to help voice our wants/needs while in the hospital. Going into it I am hoping for a vaginal delivery, possibly unmedicated. However will assess the situation when it comes. I would love some natural holistic approaches as well.

I would like to have a water birth in my own home. I’d like to keep it under $5000 and be able to have a payment plan.

Pregnant with baby number 3 and needs assistance with birthing at home! Estimated budget can be discussed and who can accept insurance

I am a first time mom that will be home with this baby myself. Most of the time as my husband will be working. I need advice on postpartum care with the baby and breast-feeding. I’m not really sure I know what to do is I do not have a birth plan at this time. My doctor kind of told me I don’t need one. I have not taken any classes yet.

1- hospital birth 2-not sure of budget 3-birth plan unsure.. would like to try to go unmedicated

Giving birth at St. Peter's Hospital. Budget $2000.

I will be giving birth at Guthrie Lourdes hospital Binghamton NY. My budget would be $300-$500. I would like to do a water birth and an unmedicated birth. I want to be able to move around during labor as much as possible.

Hi! I’m a first-time parent, English-speaking, and I’m planning to transfer my care to Manchester Memorial Hospital for a tub or water birth if I remain low-risk. I’m looking for a doula who can support me and my partner during labor, offering both physical comfort and emotional guidance. I’d love someone calm, reassuring, and experienced in helping first-time parents feel confident. Flexibility is important to me in case my birth plan needs to change, and I’d also like prenatal guidance leading up to labor.

I'm 40 years old, this is my 1st pregnancy and I'm looking to prepare for labor and delivery but need guidance and support. I plan to give birth at Lancaster Women's and Babies Hospital. I was hoping that I could find someone who takes health insurance buy I'm willing to pay as well, but don't have a set budget. I didn't have a specific birth plan yet other than delivering by vaginal birth and will be using an epidural.

St Peter’s hospital TOLAC/VBAC Birth plan is still in the air- trying to talk with doctors on what would be safest