Find Midwife Jobs in Norwalk, CT

Starting to try to get pregnant! I would like a low intervention birth(I think) and help getting sleep post birth. I will either give birth update in Hudson or in nyc.

I’ve had two previous c-sections looking to have a vaginal birth if possible.

I would like to give birth at home but live in a basement apartment so I may need to find a birthing center. I have medicaid insurance and would love someone covered but am willing to pay 4.5k for the midwife and doula. I want a no-intervention birth with Ina Mays style of positioning. I'd like to incorporate hypnobirthing as well. Definitely don't want an epidural or to be induced.

Second baby, i want to do an at home birthday and i would like to keep my placenta to make encapsulated pills for after birth.

St Charles Hospital, 5k budget for midwife, limited interventions, epidural. For night nursing I would actually just need a few nights a week between the hours of 3pm to 12 pm every other week because of my work schedule with possible.

Birthing center................................ .,

20 weeks along with my first baby. Looking for a midwife that’s hands on and will guide me along my pregnancy

Want to transition into holistic care and plan for a home birth.

Home or birthing center. I have insurance. Water/lotus birth.

7 weeks along with my first baby, looking for a midwife with a backup hospital nearby

Hi, I’m delivering at UConn John Dempsey and I’m planning a VBAC. Due 1/9/27. UConn has confirmed that they don’t currently have midwives in Labor & Delivery. My Cigna plan specifically covers midwife services, but not doulas. I’m wondering if you ever provide labor support where you would attend the birth as my support person but would not be acting as my delivering provider. My UConn OB would remain responsible for my medical care and delivery. Is that something you offer, and if so, would you be able to bill Cigna for your services?”