Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Owensboro, KY

I was in need of pregnancy support. I am not sure where I want to have my baby.

I am interested in a home birth, but mainly just talking through options. I would like to do this as natural as possable and as far as price goes I'm not really sure

Just figuring out what I want for baby #3 & what everything consists of

I’m a first time mom hoping for a unmedicated hospital birth. I don’t have much of a birth plan right now aside from delaying cord clamping until the cord has stopped pulsing, avoiding a cutting if possible, any immediate skin to skin.

Would be first delivery with being nervous from prior miscarriage. High risk in hospital birth

1. I plan to give birth in the hospital. 2. I am a lower middle class individual. I do have insurance through United Healthcare if that will help. 3. I prefer a natural birth with no epidural. I would like the freedom to move, change positions, and use various coping techniques. I would like to try nitrous oxide (laughing gas) as a pain management option. I am also interested in any other alternatives for pain management. I would like to push in a position that feels most comfortable (upright, squatting, hands and knees, etc.). Delayed cord clamping for at least 2-3 minutes. Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth, if possible. I would like to keep my placenta. I prefer all newborn procedures (weighing, measuring, etc.) to be delayed until after bonding.

I’ve had two previous C-sections (in 2015 and 2018), and with this pregnancy, I deeply want the opportunity to have a VBAC. During my second pregnancy, my OBGYN told me I couldn’t attempt a VBAC solely due to my weight—even though I had no complications such as high blood pressure or gestational diabetes. I was healthy, just not within their idea of the ‘ideal’ weight. This time, I refuse to let my weight alone be the reason I’m denied the chance to birth the way I feel is best for me and my baby. As a single-income household and someone who falls within the lower-middle class, I am on Medicaid and have to be intentional with every dollar I spend. Still, I’m willing to invest in a doula—not only for the emotional and physical support during labor but especially to help advocate for me in medical spaces where I haven’t always felt seen or heard. A doula will help me navigate conversations with providers, stand firm in my birth preferences, and ensure I am treated with the respect and autonomy I deserve. If my current provider is unwilling to support a VBAC, I am absolutely open to switching to an OBGYN or midwife who will align with my goals and values for this birth.

I want a African American Midwife and Medulla. I want to be hands on. I want to know everything about what is going on with me and my child. This is my 2 baby. I really want a water birth and not a hospital. I want to be the first one to touch my baby and his or her father.I want family and soft music. I want to be able to bounce on the ball with helping with contractions.

Looking for postpartum doula services and possibly birth doula services. Planning to give birth in a hospital. We do not have a defined budget and are willing to pay market rates. Currently planning to have a vaginal birth likely with an epidural. Depending on medical necessity I would be willing to have an induction and/or a C-section. Very flexible on birth plan.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I want limited medical intervention and need an advocate for myself. My husband is a doctor and comes from a gamily of doctors who dont really believe in natural medicine. But i need someone to advocate for me according to my plan while at the hospital. And i also need someone to educate me and help me make a better birth plan. It is my first pregnancy

1. Hospital 2. Tricare coverage- nothing out of pocket 3. Desire to go natural, but open to medical pain relief if needed.

I plan on doing a natural hospital birth. Must take Medicaid. Mostly looking for post partum care / over night care for me and maybe baby. I’m willing to pay out of pocket too.

If I can find a doula covered by medicaid I would love a home birth but otherwise hospital

I’ll be giving birth at Nortons hospital. Currently using my insurance to cover cost. I don’t have much of an idea for a birth plan but I will be using epidural.

Looking for a care/support person for the birth of our first child this August. We plan to give birth at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville, TN don’t know budget Looking for a birth that doesn’t require being induced, would prefer vagional, delayed cord clamping, golden hour, bedside checks, etc

1. Certified, patient, and understanding. 2. 2 month old son that needs to be asleep by 8 pm. He usually goes to sleep after being fed and can sleep in his swing 3. Just helping my son sleep through the night. 4. 200

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have an estimated budget. I am going to ask family for help as a baby shower gift as I live across the country from everyone and don’t have much support here. My birth plan is to have an epidural. I’m more so looking for help after the baby is born and probably more so night time. I will need help with feeding and taking care of the baby so I can get some sleep, taking care of chores around the house, light cooking.

I want to learn how to push and breath in the best way to prevent tears. Also I want to breast feed want to deliver in hospital nortons...I have passport insurance. I don't hav a birth plan

1. I plan to give birth at the IU Health Hospital Bloomington, Midwife track as I am low risk. 2. I don’t know what normal budgets are for doulas! 3. I am only 3.5 months pregnant, I’d want a doula to also help with a birth plan! I’m thinking no epidural but I’m always open- this is my first, so we’ll see!

1. hospital 2.1,500 3.NO epidural, formula feeding