Find Doula Jobs in Pasadena, TX

We plan on having a hospital birth. I don’t have much money so I’m not sure my estimated budget. I just plan on having the baby at the hospital and then transitioning back home.

An unmedicated birth in a water tub. I want my partner to be there and be guided into how to be supportive during this time too. I have bluecrossblueshieldof tx the hmo plan. I plan on a delayed cord clamping. I don't earn a lot so I can only afford 2000-3000 total

This is my first pregnancy. I plan on having the baby in the hospital. My estimated budget is 650-850. I don’t really have a birth plan. Requirements : needs to be certified at least 5+ years speaks english. i want someone middle age 35-45 . I just want someone to advocate for me make sure me and the baby is okay during and after birth. maybe they can help clean if needed

Hospital birth Emotional support First baby Not sure if I want to be medicated or not Open budget

First baby, Houston area, vaginal birth, combination of daytime and night time care, few days a week,

2nd child, other child is 2. Looking for night nanny or postpartum doula for 2 nights a week (likely 10pm-6ish am depending on baby’s schedule) for a couple of weeks. Due sat is 12/10/26 and would use for a few weeks.

This my first baby. I am looking to deliver vaginally and wanting the best ways to support my body through the labor process. I am planning to deliver at the Women's Hospital of Texas. I want to make sure I have the best support throughout this experience. Also, I want my husband to also be a part of the labor experience so I'd love for him to learn how to help with counter pressure.

Looking for a midwife & doula in the Webster, TX area! 🤍 I’m due 01/02/2027 and currently have an OB/GYN, but I don’t feel supported and I’m looking for more personalized support with my pregnancy and birth plan. Recommendations are appreciated! I have insurance for midwives and will pay for doula. 📧 [contact hidden]

Birth Location: Hospital or birth center. Budget: Prefer a midwife who accepts my insurance and minimizes out-of-pocket costs. Birth Plan: I’m expecting twins and want a calm, supportive birth with as natural a delivery as safely possible. I want a midwife experienced with twin pregnancies who will support my choices while prioritizing the safety of me and my babies. Insurance: Medicaid — I’m looking for a provider who accepts my specific Medicaid plan.

I plan to have a home birth if possible and will need a birth doula to help me along the way. This is my first pregnancy

Seeking someone to take full responsibility for newborn care so the mother can get sufficient rest. Estimare budget is $35/hr, 8hr per a day, total 20days.

I’m looking for post birth doula services for approximately 2 weeks and multiple visits each week (2 visits a week for 3-4hrs each) and was wondering how much the cost would be and also what services would be covered?

We are seeking overnight care for our new born from a certified Doula.

Birthing center preferred, natural water birth. Very comfortable environment with gospel or calming music. Family friendly. I have blue cross blue shield insurance.

This is my 3rd birth (all have been natural) and I’d like to give birth at home. My insurance is Tricare (Reserved Select) and so my midwife has to be a CNM and the doula certified and in network.

Hi, my name is Susan, [personal details hidden] and this is my first pregnancy. My provider is Women’s Choice Midwifery and will birth at The Women's Hospital of Houston. While I am not locked in to any certain budget, from some other doula services I’ve looked at online, I’m expecting pricing to be around $2000. My goal is a physiological birth, allowing my body to do what it was designed do. I am looking for a doula to support that and help me avoid unnecessary interventions.

Seeking Overnight Newborn Care Specialist / Postpartum Doula for Twins – Manvel, TX My wife and I are expecting di/di twins around April 2027 and are looking for experienced overnight newborn support in our home in Manvel, TX. We are open to working with a Newborn Care Specialist, postpartum doula, experienced night nanny, or nurse with strong newborn experience. Our biggest priority is finding someone who is confident independently caring for two newborns overnight. What we're looking for: - Significant newborn experience, preferably with twins or multiples - Available for overnight shifts after the babies come home - Comfortable independently caring for both babies - Infant CPR certified - Knowledgeable about current safe-sleep practices - Comfortable supporting breastfeeding, pumping, formula, or combination feeding - Able to keep track of each baby's feeds, diapers, and sleep - Willing to help with newborn-related tasks such as bottles, pump parts, and keeping the babies' area organized - Experience with premature babies or NICU graduates is a big plus - Reliable transportation to Manvel, TX - References from previous newborn families Because twins can arrive earlier than expected, we're looking for someone with some flexibility around the exact start date. We're currently exploring how many nights per week and how long we'll need overnight support, so we're open to discussing different schedules and shift lengths. When reaching out, please include: - Your experience caring for newborn twins/multiples - Certifications and training - General availability around April 2027 - Overnight rates for twins - Typical shift length and any minimum requirements - Whether you service Manvel, TX - Whether you have experience with premature babies or NICU graduates We're starting our search early because finding someone we trust and feel comfortable with is very important to us. Thank you! Jeremy & [name hidden]

Hi, this will be my first pregnancy and I was interested in a doula for support. I’ve done a lot of research about birth but i know there are many things that i may still not have knowledge of. Honestly, i’m afraid of being taken advantage of from doctors & nurses. I’m just looking for someone that can assist me during pregnancy and make sure i’m getting proper care. Thank-You!

I am debating between giving birth at home or at a hospital. I hear women of color die more often in Tx hospitals than anywhere else so I’m very hesitant. I don’t want to lie down during labor, I want to squat. I am not sure what my budget is quite yet but I do want someone experienced. This will be my first child, my mother will fly down and stay for two months to help. But once she leaves I may or may not need help with sleep.

I want to give a home birth and am considering a water birth.