Find Doula Jobs in Pearland, TX

I plan on giving birth at The Women's Hospital of Texas, my insurance provider is Tricare West, and my birth plan is simple, I do want to be medicated, I am keeping my placenta, and I am doing delayed cord clamping until baby's cord is white and no longer pulsating.

Home is where I would like to be. I want to find someone my insurance covers and I don’t really have birthplan yet .

I plan to give birth in the hospital with medication. I am on Medicaid, I don't have a birt plan yet. Im 33, I have 2 daughter's, big ahe gaps, on my last pregnancy after last birth almost 10 yrs ago. I want extra support as my family dynamic has changed. I will need help with sleep traing to flip the babies schedule so I can work. Im new to this so I want help with whatever is covered through my insurance.

Experienced postpartum doula for nighttime care of our baby

I wouldn't mind a hospital birth, but a water birth is my choice. I have insurance with Aetna, so whatever my insurance doesn't cover is my budget...? If you don't work with insurance, ideally I'm not trying to go over 6k. I prefer a holistic and natural approach. I need someone I can contact easily that will respond withing a couple hours and not 24 hours. I prefer a midwife/doula that is a POC, has a background in ancient traditional birthing, and knows herbs better than me. I don't want Westernized typical American care where I'm just another dollar to the facility and not a patient growing a little human. Ideally, my midwife/doula is compassionate, can be funny where space allows, and is very knowledgeable and can handle emergencies if the case cause for it rather than automatically pressing for cesarean.

need to see if a doula is a right fit for me. I need the doula to accept BCBS texas insurance.

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

I plan to give birth in a birth center. I’m on medicaid.

north houston birthing center budget under 1,000 need help with birth plan christian preferred

someone for support at the hospital, if i were to be in a position where i cannot advocate for myself then the duola can step in, someone to also support the husband in case he has to make difficult decisions on my behalf

hospital no budget would rather if insurance can cover something

Someone to guide us on how to care for our first born, someone to care for the baby overnight so we can sleep, someone that can educate us on best practices to prepare for when I go back to work. No need for household duties to be completed, just focusing on the baby. Budget is about $25-$35/hr depending on experience, 2x's a week (Tuesdays and Fridays)

I'm a first time mom, age 42. I feel that the info my mother share may be outdated and the internet is saturated with contradicting information so I'm overwhelmed. I would prefer to use my insurance if that's possible. I'd like to have a natural birth but I really don't know my options. My husband is more comfortable with spanish so that would good.

I am a first time mom and I plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m not sure about a budget. I haven’t fully constructed my birth plan, but I know for sure I want my birth and delivery as natural, low maintenance, unmedicated vaginal birth. I don’t want the umbilical cord to be cut right away, no episiotomy, I want to my placenta to come out naturally, I don’t want to push on my back, non-medical coping strategies, using my own linens, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin immediately/uninterrupted golden hour with mom first hour then dad, I and/or my husband will be present at all tests (baby will not be out of our sight), lactation consultant asap, breastfeeding immediately, birthing ball, remaining mobile, intermittent monitoring, saline locked, care clustered and DND sign, labor down, dimmed lighting, my own music, delayed bath, have my placenta come out naturally and encapsulated, do not wipe off vernix, I am having a boy so we want him to be circumcised. I would like a very well educated, knowledgeable, and experienced doula not only with birthing but assisting in birthing/delivery with a black woman. I have tricare west insurance.

I am giving birth in a hospital and have an extensive medical history so am considered high risk because of it. I am in need of someone educated in the signs of fetal and maternal distress and help advocating to stick to the birth plan unless we are showing those clear signs of distress.

Help Unmedicated birth in hospital Help advocate for me Female dula

Hospital NA Natural if possible Would love a Christian!

I am planning a hospital birth and am looking for a birth doula who can provide emotional, physical, and informational support throughout labor and delivery. I want someone who will help me advocate for my birth plan, communicate with the medical team, and provide comfort measures during labor. My goal is to go into labor naturally and avoid Pitocin, induction, and a C-section unless they become medically necessary for the safety of me or my baby. I want a doula who will support my preferences, help me stay calm and informed, and provide continuous support throughout my labor and birth. I would prefer a certified doula with hospital birth experience who accepts Texas Medicaid or offers affordable pricing, sliding-scale fees, or payment plans, as my budget is limited.

Still early but wanting a hospital birth with doula support, and also want a night nurse / doula for post-birth. Budget TBD.

Need someone for overnight hospital stay after child birth