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Need an extremely VBAC supportive person that is happy to advocate for a vaginal birth. Home birth is ideal, but may have to hospital due to midwife schedule. $1000-$3000. Natural labor for home as long as possible

Evergreens Kirkland, normal delivery hopefully uneducated if pain is tolerable. Retroverted uterus and first pregnancy

Plan to give birth in the hospital and I don’t have a huge budget but it depends. I don’t have a solid birth plan but i definitely want the epidural and the shots and eye ointment for my baby. I want delayed cord clamping and immediate skin to skin with the baby. No episiotomy unless 1000% necessary. I’m switching to tricare so I’m looking ahead of time for if there is anyone available

(1) help with newborn child care; (2)stay-at-home preferred; (3)help to take care of my wife who will be delivering a baby

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? - Hospital Provide your estimated budget Describe your birth plan - Try for Vaginal delivery if medically safe and possible Pain management - Yes to Epidural if pain is unbearable, massage and hydrotherapy if available Labor Environment - Dim lights, soft music, aromatherapy and freedom to move or use a birthing and peanut ball. Include your insurance provider name and plan details - Anthem BCB HSA

Hi! I am planning on giving birth on Overlake Hospital on Bellevue. We do not have a set birth plan, would love someone who can speak spanish. This is my first pregnancy.

I am a Care Advisor, searching for a birth doula and/or lactation consultant, for my client that is having her first baby. She is giving birth at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland and the family resides 4 miles away from the hospital. Mom has a doula benefit through her UHC PPO insurance.

Certification, experience with 5-10 families. Soothing, massaging baby, massaging mom, lactation advise

Hey there, My wife Michelle and I are looking for a birth and postpartum doula to support the birth of our first child. My wife is of Filipino descent, but was raised in Austria and I am German. We’ve been living in the US for 3 years, but don’t have any family support around so we look forward to getting some helping hands during the birth of our child. Michelle is going to be giving birth in the Swedish First Hill Hospital and is in primary care with the Swedish First Hill Midwifery. Provide your estimated budget - 2000-3000 Describe your birth plan - natural birth, no interventions if possible Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) - no strict requirements, but we are looking for someone with experience Thank you! Max

First baby in Central District Seattle. Looking for a postpartum Doula with 2 hr min shifts for all days for about 2-3 weeks in December. Hoping the doula can do baby and mommy massages along with other basic household help. Budget: $55/hr

Giving birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland Looking for doula support through birth as well as post partum support and night nurse support through the night for a short period. Mother is 36. Would like support with sleep training, light cleaning. Possibly cooking but are exploring options.

Looking for doula help postpartum. Looking for two kinds, a day time doula and a nighttime doula. This is our first child and we are unsure what to expect with the newborn stage. Must be in network with Carrot.

I’m planning on giving birth at home. I need a birth and postpartum doula. How I envision it is she will help me with the birth and take care of me- cook meals, clean kitchen, take care of baby for the next month after I give birth. My budget is $5000 for this entire service

First baby, planning unmedicated birth in Burian, WA. Budget of 1,500-2,000

First baby, looking for doula for 4-6 weeks in seattle

Post partum doula that accepts Regence insurance.

First baby in snohomish WA looking for doula for first 3 months

I’m looking for overnight newborn care in Mill Creek, WA. Who is eligible or can become eligible through Carrot Fertility. We’re looking for a fairly substantial commitment: approximately February through April 2027 (about 3 months), ideally 5 nights/week and at least 40 hours/week of overnight care. Something around 10 PM–6 AM would work well, although we’re flexible on the exact overnight schedule. We are flexible on the Hourly rate. Our priority is finding someone highly experienced and dependable who can provide consistent overnight newborn care for the full three months. Thank you so much!

First hill in Seattle, hospital delivery. Need help with birth doula and maybe postpartum too

We are planning to give birth at Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue and are looking for postpartum doula support to help us transition into life with our new baby. We are hoping to utilize our insurance benefits for postpartum doula services, so we would prefer a provider who is experienced with insurance reimbursement or can provide the necessary documentation for us to submit to insurance. Our main priorities are practical, hands-on support during the postpartum period. Help with light cleaning, tidying, laundry, and especially preparing simple, nutritious meals would be greatly appreciated. We would also value guidance and support as new parents, including newborn care, feeding support, establishing routines, and general postpartum education. We are looking for a certified and experienced postpartum doula who is warm, patient, reliable, and comfortable working with new parents. We are open to different levels of experience and would appreciate someone who can communicate clearly in English. Additional language skills are a plus but are not required. The care recipient will be our newborn baby, along with support for the birthing parent during postpartum recovery. We are expecting a healthy newborn and do not currently anticipate any special medical needs. We would appreciate support with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep routines, and helping us feel more confident caring for our baby. Our estimated budget will depend on what is covered by insurance, and we are hoping to maximize our available postpartum doula benefits. We are primarily interested in postpartum support at home, with a focus on newborn care, household assistance, cooking, and helping our family get settled during the first weeks after birth.