Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Oregon

Hello, My wife and I are interested in getting some overnight support. Either 8 or 10 hours overnight a few times a week. The most important thing for us is finding someone we’re both comfortable with. He’s typically a good sleeper but the sleep regression has started so we’re looking for someone sooner than later. Thank you!

Hi! We are planning to give birth at the St. Charles Birthing Center. Our budget is not huge, but can be flexible if it means accessing care that we thing would be beneficial to us and our baby girl. We don’t have a strict birth plan, but I’d say our goal is less interventions, without epidural and pictocin specifically but preferably without meds at all, ability to move around, the least amount of traffic possible in and out of the room, intuitive pushing, etc. We want someone who has a good amount of experience, but an ideal match would be someone who shares our goals previously mentioned. We don’t have any specific special needs — I am in my 20s and my husband in his 30s. Thanks so much for taking the time!

Hello- I am not pregnant, but I am required to audit a childbirth education class for the requirements to become a childbirth educator. I am interested in your course. Do you let people audit your courses? Thank you

Looking for a part time postpartum doula to start in September. Someone who can create a secure attachment with the baby and offer support 1-2 days in the week and 1 weekend day to start. Ideally in a 4 -5 hour block morning to mid day. Great if bilingual in Spanish but not a deal breaker. Looking for someone with experience with a newborn and comfort with helping do household chores holding and changing the baby.

I’m a mama of 5 now. I js want some help around the house (light cleaning & laundry ) and time to rest with my newborn. My other kids are 10, 9, 4 & 2. They are very active and like to go to the park & pool.

postpartum doula in portland, oregon. $5,000 budget.

I plan to give birth at Providence Hospital on Glisan. My budget is unknown I am looking for someone who accepts Providence Health Plan powered by Collective Health Insurance. My birth plan is unmedicated vaginal, delayed cord clamping, low sensory stimulation and having my mother and partner present. No specific requirements. I am 28 and this is my first child. Any help pertaining to baby will be helpful

Prenatal appointments (anxiety after loss of previous pregnancy at around 8 weeks) Support during birth Support after birth (first time parents)

Ashland, hive midwifery, Oregon health plan, September 16.

Birth at hospital Have bcbs insurance Want a lower dose epidural Otherwise want natural birth Need support during and after Household help, lactation support, etc

Hi, do you know anyone who is twin breech extraction trained/certified?! Have no idea how to look for or find someone like that. I’ll either be at PWF or StV if I go before 36w. That’ll be in July so I’ve got time but would love to find someone! Do you work with any midwives? I’m not sure what I’m allowed to ask for at the hospital so this is all new territory for me…

Good evening, I am looking for a doula that is hopefully somewhat covered by my insurance plan. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Program. Do you accept this insurance? If so I’d love to connect. Regards, Courtney

A doula provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum—helping you feel more confident, comfortable, and supported every step of the way.

Where do you plan to give birth? Hospital — OHSU Provide your estimated budget I am planning to use insurance and am hoping that TRICARE West will cover the majority or entirety of costs. I do not currently have a clear out-of-pocket estimate. Describe your birth plan I am planning for an unmedicated water birth with a focus on a calm, low-intervention environment. I prefer minimal medical interventions unless they are medically necessary for the safety of myself or my baby. My support team will consist of my partner and a doula. Provide your estimated budget At this time, my budget is unknown as I am relying on insurance coverage and have not yet received a detailed cost breakdown. TRICARE West — details to be provided as needed

I am giving birth at home. I have Oregon Health plan. I would like massage as part of my birth experience.

I'm planning to give birth at a hospital in portland. I'd be looking for someone who takes OHP insurance and who could provide support both in the hospital setting and for the first week or two after baby is born. Someone who could help with cleaning and cooking would be preferred as well as working around my daughter who will be nearing age 4 at the time.

Help at night while I recover after birth. I have a 2 year old so I need help with my new born.

Night nurse to help with breastfeeding/sleep training during first 4-weeks after birth. Aetna premium plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but desire a natural birth. I am currently reading the Bradley Method book to educate myself. This is my first birth! I do not have a birth plan yet

I am in early pregnancy and figuring it all out. I know I want to give birth at a hospital. I am not sure what to expect for budget. I would really like a nonbinary doula