Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Nyack, NY

looking for a local, experinced doula for a hospital birth. Not sure if I want pain meds yet. Budget is $3000-$5000

Hello, I am looking for an at home as holistic as possible birth. I already have a 10 year old I am now 35. First pregnancy was amazing everything went well. Vaginal birth. I do not make a lot of money so of ours if insurance pays it would be ideal but I have to explore to see how much it would be so I can start to save now!

We live in Tarrytown and plan to deliver at White Plains Hospital, budget is unknown, We have a tentative birth plan and would like a natural birth as much as possible. My partner had some complications with our first baby and she needed to be induced so we're really hoping to avoid that this time around. We have Cigna Insurance. Member ID: U77920251 01 Group: 3327984

Birth: white plains hospital Budget: $3000k Birth plan: VBAC can use TENS unit, unmedicated, hx of preeclampsia during first labor

Hospital birth. No birth plan yet. Need help making one.

I plan to give birth in a hospital as this is a high-risk pregnancy. I have an obgyn, but looking for a doula to assist with advocacy and comfort during the birth. Lookinh more for a holistic approach doula.

Looking into doing a home birth but need consultation first. I’m 23 weeks and everything has been normal so far. I don’t want to get anymore ultrasounds and I want to try and having my baby as natural as possible without medication.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My budget is $1000 a $2000. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I will be delivering in the hospital, most likely an induction due to high blood pressure and AMA, hoping for a vaginal delivery, would like to have a black doula that is certified flexible budget

I plan to give birth to twins at Cornell. I’m working on my birth plan, deciding between a planned C-section or attempting a natural birth. I have Anthem BCBS and would prefer someone in network.

In hospital. Estimated budget is 2000. This is my second time giving birth. First time I used epidural and had stitches plus it was 33 hours. I hope doula can help to avoid all these

Home birthday, healthfirst Medicaid insurance, birth plan still developing but no medication, cord cut after color turns and it stops pulsing. First time mom still developing plan

We are planning for a third pregnancy after a traumatic emergency slightly preterm induction due to severe pre-eclampsia in February 2022 and a really smooth induction at 37 weeks for controlled/mild pre-eclampsia in February 2024. Our February 2024 baby died from an undetected heart condition due to a completely random mutation in October 2024. I (mom) am late-diagnosed AuDHD. While I did not have a doula for my previous two high-risk pregnancies, I would like to have one this time around who will understand not only my sensory and communication needs as a neurodivergent mom, but also the trauma that my husband and I have surrounding our oldest child's birth and our second child's death. Due to the many high risks, I plan to give birth at Valley Hospital in Paramus, NJ under the care of the same OB/GYN practice and Maternal Fetal Medicine group as my second pregnancy. Our budget may be flexible depending on when we actually get pregnant, if the doula needs to travel, and what experience and training the doula has regarding not only typical doula expertise but also in supporting neurodivergent parents and high-risk pregnancies. My best estimate is $1500-$3000, possibly more if we have any insurance coverage. My birth plan has a lot of contingencies for medical interventions because of my previous pregnancies. I am a biologist by training, and have done a lot of reading about preeclampsia and pregnancy. My main concerns for a doula's role in my labor experience would be helping to advocate for my sensory and communication needs. I need clear and detailed explanations of what is happening, time to process, the ability to adjust the sensory environment in my hospital room, and movement options. Main part of my birth plan: don't have a stroke or other severe effects of preeclampsia, don't get overstimulated or overwhelmed to the point of not being able to speak up for myself, and do everything we can to have a healthy baby.

Home or birthing center birth preferred. Would like to see if my medical insurance covers any of the cost. Want to have a natural vaginal birth medication free.

Planning a home birth. Medicaid insurance to cover it

Holistic & natural. Eastern traditions. Englewood Hospital

I’m planning on giving birth at a hospital. This is my first pregnancy so I am a bit confused and unsure where to start.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital, hoping to get covered by my insurance, Birth plan is to have a natural birth, requirements would be at least 5 years experience, I am 28 considered high risk due to the face that I have hypothyroidism I just need emotional moral support and a someone to advocate for me if I can’t or the father can’t

My name is Silmi Denayer, and I am planning to give birth at Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, NJ. I am hoping to have a natural birth and have been actively preparing my body by doing Pilates three times per week, walking every morning, and incorporating daily stretching. Through my husband’s company (ZS), we have access to Carrot Fertility benefits, and I am also covered under UMR health insurance. I am looking for a doula who can support a natural, calm, and well-prepared birth experience.

Hospital, no birth plan yet, prenatal doula who can educate and also provide good mental and physical health. Massage therapist.