Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Norfolk, VA

Night care for return to work and help during day with baby and household care my son is almost two months and breast fed

I need someone who will advocate for me when I’m not able to speak for myself, give me lots of support, and educates me. I plan on giving birth in sentera Norfolk general. I don’t currently have an estimated budget. Birth plan is more of trying my best to push through natural, medication through an iv and my very last resort is epidural. Low monitoring, I would like to do delayed cord clamping, my golden hour/s, try to naturally birth the placenta, no to the push coaching when the are telling me to hold my breath and push, I don’t want to give birth on my back, I don’t really want to be hooked up to a bunch of machines. I am open to more things.

I plan to birth at the hospital. I am just beginning to research is uncertain of a budget. Postpartum support.

Dona Or Vcb At least four years of experience English another languages are a plus 9 year old 1 year old 22 day old infant Light cleaning feeding laundry potty training 850-1000 weekly

Chesapeake Regional or Sentara I have Tricare I’m trying to be unmedicated

I want to have a water birth if possible. I prefer it. I wanted to see if my Medicaid would cover it. Not sure what you mean by birth plan

I need a Doula, also someone that can help with informing about breastfeeding, a birthing class, and postpartum doula. I plan on giving birth in hospital. I have Medicaid so they should be able to take care of most of the expenses. I would like a natural birth with no epidural if possible and maybe just laughing gas, I would like a peaceful environment in the hospital while giving birth, I don’t want nurses to take baby out the room if they must take baby out the room I would want a doula to be there to watch over baby until they bring the baby back in the room with me. I also would like a postpartum care doula as well. I would like to start breastfeeding in hospital with baby if possible. I would like my baby and I to have no complications with labor and delivery and be able to take my baby home safe and sound. If something were to go wrong in the delivery room as far as me passing away after delivery I would want my child to be given to biological father which dna testing would need to be done because the father of the child is in the navy, if possible if not then baby can be put up for adoption to two specific parents that would be a good fit for the baby. I do not want my child to go to any of my family members if something were to happen to me after just giving birth or having a c-section etc.

I plan to give birth at North general hospital. My budget would be based on the tricare plan. I would prefer to have a low pain birth with breathing exercises, warm compresses, perennial massage with warm oil if possible. Would prefer not to get induced unless medically necessary. Would like to be able to move around and try different birthing positions.

I want to do a water birth I’m a first time mom I don’t know nothing I have just been watching others

Good morning! I was messaging you because Dr. Vines had recommended you as a doula who also accepts tricare and I was hoping to connect on a possible home birth. I’m 21 years old and my husband is in the Navy, he’s likely to be gone when I give birth so I wanted to do it from the comfort and peace of my own home. This is my first baby so I’m not the most knowledgeable on my options and what home births entail but I wanted to start early so I can get all the supplies I may need. I look forward to hearing back from you!

I would like to give birth at home but most likely I would have to give birth in a hospital due to gestational diabetes. My budget is hopefully less than a few hundred dollars unless covered by Medicaid if given a provider that accepts Medicaid. I would like to be able to go into labor naturally without having to be induced early(doctors like to induce women with gestational diabetes) I would also like to be able to freely move around as I've never had that freedom given I was induced and also recieved the epidural due to being in pain with both of my children.

FTM (21) hoping to birth at home with the support and care of a midwife and a doula.

Hello! I am an experienced free birthing mama and currently pregnant with my second babe due in December. While I had an amazing first time experience, my husband and I are looking for a bit more support the second time around as it was a lot of logistics for him to handle alone in supporting me immediately postpartum. I would like someone to help with keeping my two year old son occupied and immediate postpartum logistics, such as placenta support (planned lotus birth) and cleanup of towels, etc. I don’t necessarily want a lot of physical presence during my labor, as I prefer to do so alone.

Night nurse to assist w/feeding/monitoring while Mother rests.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I don't have a budget because I'm looking for someone who will accept Tricare insurance and be reimbursed through them. I haven't figured out my birth plan yet.

My husband is in the military and I will be needing newborn help

Plan to give birth at Norfolk general. Would like a doula for this. Budget is flexible . Would like to learn how to give birth without an epidural. (Interested in childbirth classes) need postpartum support as well

1)giving birth at Riverside hospital 2)high risk twin pregnancy 3) would like extra support and assistance with preparing for birth and caring for twins 4) anthem health keepers plus insurance

Plan on giving birth at Riverside Hospital in Newport News. Currently resides in Newport News. Actively have one, 2 year old daughter who lives with us at the moment. Father works during weekdays and sometimes weekends, also in military Budget is flexible, starting at $20 an hour

Someone experienced with postpartum health and sleep training for baby and a night nanny who can help me get some sleep but also help me get baby on a schedule