Find Doula Jobs in Norwich, CT

My husband is currently deployed so I won’t have a birthing partner. I will have my mom, but I want somebody who is experienced and knows different techniques for a smooth and easy labor and delivery.

I plan to give birth in hospital with absolutely no interventions. I have Neighborhood Health Plan of RI. My goal is no interventions, and please I would like to work with someone that practices informed consent and will not get personally angry or treat me differently if I deny a given procedure!

We want to have a home birth/ water birth or supported unmedicated birth in a hospital We are looking to work with someone that shares our values in holistic prenatal, birth, and postpartum practices. $5,0000

Exploring postpartum doulas that take Aetna insurance in Rhode island

I plan to give birth at Women and infants. I think they are planning on inducing me because I am considered higher risk. Our budget is between 800-1000, but can go up to 1200 if it's the right person. My birth plan is to not die basically. I don't know. I know I want an epidural. I don't know what my options are. My husband and I have a history of medical trauma, and so there is some anxiety on his part going in.

Alguien q me ayude a tener control en dolores q sea paciente comprensiva y me ayude a tener el mejor parto natural

Hospital birth Insurance covered Birth doula after

What I'm Looking for in a Doula 1.Emotional Support * Someone who is calm, compassionate, and nonjudgmental. * Reassurance throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. * Help managing anxiety and feeling overwhelmed. * Someone who checks in consistently and genuinely cares. * A safe space where I feel heard, supported, and never alone. * Someone who has a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and is comfortable offering faith-based encouragement and prayer if I need it. 2. Education & Guidance * Newborn care support. * Breastfeeding and/or formula-feeding guidance. * Postpartum recovery tips. * Baby sleep and soothing basics. * Helping me understand what's normal and when it's time to call my doctor. 3.Physical Support * Continuous support during labor. * Comfort measures such as breathing techniques, positioning, massage, and relaxation. * Light postpartum help, such as meal prep or simple household tasks. * Assistance setting up baby stations and making my home feel ready. 4. What Makes a Doula Stand Out to Me * Easy to talk to and makes me feel comfortable. * Responds in a timely manner. * Has helpful resources and recommendations ready. * Creates a welcoming, judgment-free environment, especially for moms with little or no support system. * Helps moms feel seen, encouraged, and less alone. * Supports me emotionally while respecting and sharing my Christian faith and values.

Giving birth in hospital (C-section) TRICARE

Hi, I’m reaching out to discuss working together. I’m pregnant with my first, a boy and I’m interested in mainly support during my c-section and postpartum. I would like to get into a flow before the birth but mainly utilize your service during and post. I’m also interested in a night nurse. Please let me know if you have time to connect soon. With Gratitude, Britt

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.

UCONN Exploring budget Need help with birth plan Anthem

I plan on giving birth at Uconn health Center in Farmington, Connecticut. My budget is up to $1000. My current birth plan is to be induced on October 6th, 2026 because I have a high risk twin pregnancy as well as adrenal insufficiency requiring monitoring and stress doses of IV steroids. This is my 1st pregnancy. I plan on attempting a vaginal birth but am comfortable having a C-section if medically necessary.

I am giving birth in New Haven, CT at Yale Hospital. My OB is Sound OBGYN out of Guilford, CT. I have Cigna insurance and I am hoping to have a vaginal birth.

Hospital birth, I want to try for a natural birth but am open to whatever keeps baby safe.

Hospital birth As natural as possible but high risk-bicuspid aortic valve-being seen by MFM Plan to use insurance Birth plan: epidural or possibly not, laboring down as much as long as possible allowing fetal ejection reflex to hopefully take place so minimal pushing. I declined the use of a forceps/suction assisted birth. C section is also still on the table. Want to move about freely or if there’s an epidural in place assistance moving, do not want to birth on my back. Minimal vaccines, delaying schedule and not doing all of them. Must be the preservative free vitamin k shot and if not available then drops only. Delayed cord clamping until white or not pulsating. Baby stays in room with us at all times for all tests etc.. plan to breast feed.

I need newborn nanny who can come 4 days a week for 4-8 weeks.

I would love to give birth at home, but I currently take thyroid medication and if things do get complicated during birth, I am open to going to a hospital. Most important is for me and baby to be healthy and safe.

First baby, interested in home birth or birth center

I don’t have anyone to watch my eight year old son when I go into labor