Find Doula Jobs in Pittsboro, NC

Home birth, delayed cord clamping, no wiping baby, low lights, water birth,

We are first-time parents looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the first few weeks after delivery. We are both working from home, and our mothers will take turns helping during the daytime, so our main need is overnight newborn care and postpartum support. We would like someone experienced with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, safe sleep, and helping establish a manageable nighttime routine. Breastfeeding support or experience working alongside an IBCLC would be a plus. We prefer someone with several years of newborn experience, infant CPR certification, and strong references. We are currently exploring part-time overnight care, approximately 3-4 nights per week during the first 4–8 weeks postpartum. Budget is flexible depending on experience and schedule. Our goal is to get enough rest while still being actively involved in feeding and bonding with the baby.

UNC Chapel Hill Flexible based on right fit medicated birth

1 night a week for the first 6 weeks so my husband and I can get a good nights sleep.

I am looking for a birth doula who can provide emotional, physical, and informational support throughout my pregnancy, labor, delivery, and early postpartum period. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing and relaxation techniques, labor positions, and understanding my options during birth. I also want support with communicating my preferences and advocating for my birth plan while allowing my medical team to provide necessary care. Having someone experienced and supportive present would help me and my partner feel more confident, prepared, and comfortable throughout the birth experience.

I'm giving birth in a hospital. I need a doula for natural pain management and childbirth coaching. I have insurance with Carolina Complete Health, which will pay for doula services. I would like a vaginal birth with natural pain management. I may be open to IV meds, but not an epidural.

I would like a doula as a first time mom. I’m higher risk and my only option for pain management is an epidural. I would like to try giving birth naturally as the epidural and the side effects scares me more than anything. I feel a doula may be very beneficial for me.

Insurance covered doula. Hospital birth, preferably a black woman.

At UNC chapel hill Potential TOLAC but still deciding

Hospital birth-duke or unc 800/wk Unsure of birth plan Sleep training preferred,

We plan to give birth at Duke hospital in Durham. We do not have a set budget. This will be our fourth child. Our midwife retired the end of July and this pregnancy is high risk. With family moving out of town and the strain the pregnancy physically and mentally added into the three additional kids , I wanted to have an extra support system in place.

I need a VBAC specialist; giving birth at Wake Med in Cary, NC; minimal interventions birth plan; my budget is anywhere from $500-$1000

Would like in educated birth at hospital. Budget $1k

Searching on behalf of a friend who is looking for help soon. Mandarin speakers preferred - Chinese family Not sure of hospital/home Not sure of budget, birth plan. First and foremost need someone familiar with mandarin language and Chinese cultural knowledge

I plan to give birth in Cary hospital I am looking for a doula to help me create my birth plan and prepare for a non medicated birth, I would like my doula to be available to come to my house when my labor starts and before I go to the hospital to stay with my children at home I would like to the doula to help me after birth for help with the baby

Looking to spend $800 or less(I have insurance if it would help cover some cost). I plan to give birth at Wakemed in Cary. I want to go as natural as possible and am hopeful to have only women in the room.

Breast and flange size and help baby latch and just feel better about pumping and breastfeeding

I plan to give birth at Central Carolina Hospital in Sanford, NC. I want to try to give birth naturally with no epidural or pain medications at all.

I am looking for a doula for the birth of my first child. I'm having the child at a hospital.

Hospital birth, unmedicated, $1500 budget, will only need support for birth and not postpartum