Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Orlando, FL

I need someone to better educate me on birth, as well s emotional support . Budget I don’t know, but I want to have the baby at home

We’re looking for a doula to help with our home water birth!

I would like a advocate for childbirth. I plan on giving birth at Winnie Palmer hospital.

1. Hospital 2. Looking to pay with insurance. 3. I want a natural birth

Hospital birth, first pregnancy, budget is flexible depending on services

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’d like a natural, unmedicated birth.

I plan on giving birth at the hospital or the birthing center. I plan on having an unmedicated birth with no epidural.

Hospital birth. Want to give birth in a natural position, not on my back.

Hospital birth Would like low intervention and medication Do not have a set budget just looking for a great fit that can assists us during our prenatal care and specially labor and delivery to also be an advocate and walk me through the moment and ease my questions and concerns and how to handle my body for the best experience

I dont have one yet. I need help creating a birthing plan etc.

I had a C-section for my first delivery and it’s not at all what I planned. But it’s been three years since and I would really love to have an unmedicated natural birth with as little intervention as possible.

Hospital or place Aetna insurance I want a water birth

1. I am giving birth at Winnie Palmer in Orlando, FL 2. I’m not sure? Depends on the service. I believe lactation is covered by my insurance. 3. I would like to have a healthy, happy baby. I want a stress free environment. I don’t mind interventions if they are needed. I plan to get an epidural.

Someone that my fl blue my blue connected care insurance accepts

Hello - I'm preparing to have my first child and looking for doula support to guide me through this process. We have recently relocated to Orlando, FL and just getting setup with an OBGYN. I'm not sure how much support I'll have from family, so just want someone who can help me understand the stages and steps to a successful delivery and parenting. I am currently on Medicaid and need someone who can accept my insurance.

1. Where do you plan to give birth? I plan to give birth at AdventHealth. I’ve chosen this hospital because I want access to medical professionals and resources in case of any complications, and I feel more comfortable knowing I’ll be in a supportive medical environment. 2. Estimated Budget: At the moment, I don’t have a set budget. I’m still in the process of learning what everything costs and what my insurance will cover. I’m open to discussing options and figuring out what works best for me financially. 3. Describe your birth plan: I don’t have a finalized birth plan yet, but I’m starting to think about my preferences. I’m interested in learning more about pain management options, support during labor, and ways to make the environment as calm and comfortable as possible. I’m also open to guidance from medical professionals and doulas as I continue to develop my plan.

Hospital, low cost free doula student unsure birth plan

1. Winnie Palmer Hospital 2. Budget $1000 3. Don’t know

We plan to give birth at a hospital. 33 weeks pregnant and possibly high risk Would like a normal vaginal birth but doctors are suggesting a c-section This pregnancy has come with its challenges, and we want to ensure my wife feels as supported, empowered, and cared for as possible during this important time. We truly believe that having the right doula by our side can make all the difference. We would love the opportunity to speak with you, learn more about your approach, and see if your availability aligns with our timeline.

I plan to give birth at a hospital, and my estimated budget is approximately $800. I would like to have a vaginal birth, but I haven’t yet decided whether I will use anesthesia or not. This is my first baby, so I’m still learning and considering all my options.