Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland Park, FL

Hi, my name is Cassie, and I am expecting a baby girl in January 2026. I’m reaching out because I’m looking for support from a Newborn Care Specialist, Night Nanny, and/or Postpartum Doula. I’m looking for help with newborn sleep routines, feeding support, soothing techniques, bottle/pump cleaning, and light baby-related tasks. I would also like overnight help so I can rest and postpartum support for recovery, emotional support, and help around the house as I adjust to motherhood. Please let me know your availability for January 2026 and your rates/packages. I would love to connect and discuss next steps.

We are looking for an experienced post partum dula to help get our baby on a good eating and sleep schedule. Being bi-lingual (English/spanish) would be a huge plus. Looking for a few days a week (2-3) for 2-3 weeks to get us in a rhythm and allow my wife to get some rest. No cooking, cleaning or laundry needs to he done. Estimated budget, $500/week?

Hi, I’m a new mom with a 4-week-old and I’m looking for short-term postpartum support. I’m mainly looking for help with holding/soothing my baby so I can sleep and rest, including feeding support (bottle-fed breast milk/formula). I’m interested in starting with a short shift (3–4 hours) to see if it’s a good fit. Could you tell me about your experience with newborns and your availability?

Giving birth at Boca Regional. Budget is flexible. I don’t have much of a birth plan outside of wanting to be able to move/switch positions, and I don’t think i want an epidural…but if needed, the minimum dose. I’m a first time mom so I really don’t know much…I have Aetna for insurance.

Broward health hospital. Smallish budget, need to work on birth plan.

We hope to find a night nurse starting night one and are hoping to find a certified postpartum doula. We are comfortable with $25-$35 per hour

I'm having my 2nd child, plan c-section due to prior surgeries. I'm looking for support with transitioning/helping my 4 year old to adjust as well as support for me as I will be doing it alone this time around

A hospital with a strong preference toward vaginal delivery as I'm a single mom by choice and don't want to be recovering from surgery after giving birth. My mother will be available but it has been awhile since she's had children!

I’m looking for a doula that accepts my insurance Florida Medicaid Simply Healthcare. I will be giving birth at Magnolia Birth House

I plan to give birth at memorial regional hospital. I will have a birth doula but am also looking for a postpartum doula or night nurse that can help me with the first two weeks of being home with my baby.

I am planning a vaginal birth at Memorial Regional Hospital in the second week of December. My husband will not be able to be with me, so I need someone who can support me and take care of the baby during the day or at night so that I can rest. I am planning to give birth at Memorial Regional.

I plan to give birth at memorial Miramar. As far as budget, some were between $2000-2500. I don’t have a birth plan yet and will need help creating one.

I plan to have an in home birth and am looking for a night nanny. The night nurse would come in from 10pm-2am and assist with bedtime routine for a 4yr old and caring for newborn (waking mom to feed and pump, burping baby, diaper changes, collecting and storing excess breast milk, and light household chores). Am looking for someone with availability 4 nights a week for 1 to 6 weeks depending on rate and experience.

I wantto give birth at the hospital No birthplan Im having a twins i need someone to help me with taking care of them

Certified doula to help care for my child during the day and occasional night. But mostly during the day for a two week period. About 6 hours a day at $45 per hour.

Boca regional hospital; ideally vaginal birth non-medicated; interested in post partum doula services

need help with postpartum care, with some night shifts and some day shifts

My plan is to give birth at home unless medically necessary to be at a hospital. My out of pocket maximum would be around 4,000. I would like to have her receive as much nutrients from her cord as possible and delay clamping. I am delaying vaccinations for her as well I would like to have a birthing pool with minimal interference

Looking for a post partum doula or night nurse for 2-3x a week once my baby is 4 weeks old as that is when I will be going back to work.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and would like a natural vaginal delivery. My goal is a low-intervention birth, allowing labor to progress naturally as much as possible, while still having access to medical support if needed. I am open to pain-management options if necessary but prefer to start without an epidural. I would like a calm, supportive environment and guidance throughout labor and delivery. My estimated budget is flexible and will depend on the services provided.