Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Orlando, FL

1: Advent Health Hospital in Orlando 2: Open for discussion 3: N/A at the moment

1. Where do you plan to give birth? I plan to give birth at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies. 2. Estimated Budget / Insurance Information I have Medicaid and prefer to work with providers who accept Humana Medicaid coverage. 3. Birth Plan Summary My priorities for birth are: Care from a provider experienced with high-risk pregnancies who understands how to support and advocate for me. A focus on minimum necessary medical intervention, unless it becomes medically necessary for the safety of me or my baby. A team that listens to my preferences and supports evidence-based decisions. Freedom to move during labor, with supportive comfort measures. Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth and support initiating breastfeeding (if desired). Clear communication about any recommended interventions before they occur.

I am looking for bengkung belly wrapping after my delivery

I would love to give birth at a comfortable safe birthing center or hospital that tends to me and the baby needs as best as possible. I have insurance sunshine health and I would like to see if all cost can be covered. I’m still coming up with a birth plan

• To provide personalized, continuous care throughout my pregnancy, birth, and postpartum • Someone who focuses on holistic, family-centered approach, not just medical procedures • Encourages natural, low-intervention birth when safe and desired • Builds a trusting one-on-one relationship with me (mom) and baby • Offers longer, more thorough prenatal visits compared to traditional OB appointments • Great with/for emotional support, education, and helping me understand every step of the way • Supports birth in the hospital while maintaining all the above requests and desires • Someone who is highly experienced in the physiology of normal birth, comfort techniques, and positioning • Helps with pain management techniques like breathing, massage, and movement • Someone who reduces anxiety by offering constant reassurance and guidance • Acts as an advocate - helps me communicate my needs and preferences to hospital staff to avoid unnecessary interventions • Giving the father confidence and guidance on how to help • Proven to result in shorter labors, fewer interventions, and a more positive birth experience • Offers postpartum support, including breastfeeding and emotional guidance Midwife: Manages clinical care and ensures safe monitoring Doula: Creates a calm, grounded, and empowering environment Both: To provide a positive, satisfying birth experience as a FIRST TIME MOM Budget: $4,000 - $5,000

Hello, my name is Melanie. I’m interested in learning more about home birth and would love information on your services, including home birth care and early childbirth education classes. Thank you in advance.

I plan on giving birth at the Celebration Advent Hospital and I live in Celebration, FL, 10 minutes away from the hospital. This will be my second delivery there. The first time my water broke without any progression and I was given induction medicine and it took over 26 hours to deliver. I do not want induction medicine and I want to be able to move as long as possible but I'm worried I won't be able to advocate strongly enough for myself and be influenced by the amount of pain. I'm looking for a strong advocate and coach. Someone who would be able to stick with me for a week after birth for some help post partum would also be ideal.

Advent Health- altamonte Hospital Looking for options to be Cover by insurance Natural at hospital with minimal pain

Advent health celebration I’m intend to do all natural

I plan to give birth in the hospital my budget would be around 800-900$ I want to try to go unmediated I do not want pitocin I do understand things can change and I’m open to CERTIAN things this is my first pregnancy and I just want a good smooth pregnancy/birth

Home or birth center. I would like to find a doula in my Ambetter network if possible. This would be second unmediated birth. I would like someone well versed in physiological birth and that can help me with different positions and mental focus/coping. Also to coach my partner in supporting me.

1. Preferred home birth 2. Not sure of the budget yet 3. Home birth

Winnie Palmer Orlando FL First time mother 1300 an unmediated birth, unvaxxed, delayed cord clamping.

I am a older mother high risk I need someone kind who will do a home birth but is able to go to a of a emergency We plan to have a at home birth in water and only go to the hospital if there’s a emergency Also we plan to keep the placenta attached until it dries out and falls off the baby naturally

1. Hospital 2. Cheap budget 3. have not started a birth plan yet

Birth at hospital Natural birth - lowest intervention

I plan on giving birth in advent health hospital. I would like a female doula who is experienced with delivering twins and is comfortable with it.

I am high risk therefore I’m planning on giving birth at a hospital. For my budget I’m hoping that I can use my insurance which is Medicaid, if not $999.99or less. I planned on doing a natural birth without being induced, and lot of herbal remedies.

Home birth and aftercare services if applicable. Let us know if that’s possibly something that can be done.

Home birth midwife Water birth Flexible schedule In office services Birth doula Home birth Massage Positions Education No breastfeeding