Find Doula Jobs in Oklahoma

We would like to find a ppdoula that is carrot approved with availability starting at the beginning of March, potentially mid-march!

This is my first pregnancy, and I am planning a hospital birth in Fort Smith. My goal is to have an unmedicated, natural vaginal delivery with the support of a doula who can advocate for both my partner and me throughout the process. I would prefer a more hands-off approach, limiting unnecessary medical interventions such as elective induction, episiotomy, and other procedures unless medically necessary. I want to feel informed, supported, and empowered to make decisions about my birth experience.

St.Johns hospital, unmedicated, budget not sure because I don't have insurance so most likely payments. Me, baby, and dad. Not sure how many days. Postpartum help, not born yet, 5-7hours plus 2 hour naps. In person

In the OKC area Planning an at home birth budget around 2,000$

First baby, will be [personal details hidden] at delivery, just need someone there to help guide me, I want an epidural but don't want to give birth on my back, looking for someone covered by my tricare select coverage

Second baby, in a hospital setting but looking for support for non invasive treatments during labor and delivery (as best as I can). I am also looking for postpartum help. Budget is around $1,500

My wife had our daughter 4/16/2026, [personal details hidden] and that resulted in [personal details hidden]. It's to the point that [personal details hidden]. [personal details hidden], yet with our daughter she can't rest like she needs to. We are willing to talk about what days/nights, pay, and duties are acceptable.

Hi! We are having a baby [personal details hidden] that will be born in Tulsa on Feb 25th. Post birth we will be in Tulsa for 2 week and need help with care 4 days a week for those 2 weeks we are there. We are thinking 2 days and 2 nights. We would like a doula to help teach us things like bathing, feeding, swaddling and any other essential skills please

3rd baby, living in Jenks, OK. Planned delivery at Hillcrest Southside Hospital. Previous excellent experience with doulas in other states, now looking for doula.

First baby plan to give birth at Stillwater medical hospital someone who can help with lactation and information I don’t have about newborns price range 1000$

First baby. In Oklahoma City. Planning to birth in baptist integris. No idea what im doing. I have soonercare Aetna and UMR as my insurances. Im a single parent and just needing help. I would like unmedicated birth but if I need medication I am not against. I would like vaginal and avoid c section as much as possible. But again I am a single parent and I really dont have income but I would like anyone that is up to be with me as much as possible and im honestly nervous what it be after its here and the nights and days will be like

First birth, i want a un medicated birth , home water birth i plan to give birth at home I want to give birth in a water pool for birthing snd my budget is 1500 or could do 2,000

First baby, due June 2027, planning to deliver at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City. This is our first pregnancy and we don't have a firm birth plan yet, so we're hoping to find a doula who can help guide us through the options and what to expect. We're Christians and lean holistic, so we'd love someone who respects our faith and a natural-minded approach to birth. My wife is hoping for as natural a birth as safely possible, and I'd like someone who can support me too so I know how to help her through labor. We have TRICARE (West region) and we're confirming doula coverage with them directly — the doula would need to meet TRICARE's credentialing requirements. We'd love a couple prenatal visits to get to know each other, continuous support during labor at Mercy, and a postpartum check-in

This is my first baby. We will be giving birth at a midwife clinic attached to Mercy hospital. I’d love to have a Christian Doula who can also help my husband understand how to best help me. We want to do unmediated and the budget is $1,100

First baby, would like to do a home birth if safe, will be in Jay Oklahoma, would like to try all natural and very faith based. We are devout Christians and want the birth and pregnancy centered around God and this miracle, I believe I am about 4 weeks along but haven’t seen a doctor yet. Not sure on budget. Wanting to keep an open mind from professionals.

Searching for a doula! Late January/early February I am interested in finding a doula for a mother-led physiological hospital birth. It will be at Bailey Medical (Owasso, OK), my OB is [name hidden]. Birth history — 36wk [personal details hidden], [personal details hidden], [personal details hidden], 38wk unmedicated hospital vbac ([personal details hidden]), 40wk birth center [personal details hidden] waterbirth (2020/covid birth, [personal details hidden]), 40wk encaul, FER, and painfree birth center waterbirth, and 41wk home waterbirth caught baby on my own. I have never utilized a doula, and my husband is a confident birth guardian. However, we are looking for support this time around with choosing to birth in a hospital again. Planning on using Soonercare for payment.

My name is Heather [name hidden] and I am actually contacting you for my daughter, [name hidden]. [name hidden] is pregnant and when I said she was due in January, we don't really know yet because she hasn't been able to go to the doctor cause her insurance was all messed up. But its ok now so she needs to get into see a doctor ASAP, please. She has 3 boys so she's aware of what to do, but she has called a few places but nobody can get her in until early January but that's too late, she needs to be seen now! I appreciate you taking the time to consider her, I hope to hear back from you soon. Thank you very much, Heather [name hidden]

Hi there. I'm only 6 weeks into my first pregnancy but I want to get a head start and research some support! I am planning an unmedicated birth, not sure yet if at a hospital or birth center. If I end up going in-hospital, I would especially LOVE a doula to help me achieve and advocate for my goals as well as support my husband in this journey. Spanish is his first language and we speak a lot of Spanish at home, so I would particularly love a bilingual doula and/or childbirth educator. Not sure our budget, but reach out and we can talk! One of my sisters has had 4 home water births, and I tend to lean pretty "crunchy/natural" but birth is new territory for us as a couple. We are a team in everything we do, and I'm so excited to find someone to support us!

My First baby, planning at baileys in owasso, looking for low intervention unmedicated birth, currently 18 weeks. Looking for an emotional support and grounding so I feel confident at birth in person

First baby, in Norman, looking for a doula 3 days a week