Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Pocatello, ID

planning a home birth. my partner and i are nomadic and need someone willing to travel to us in time of need. This is my first born and i have many questions and want to make sure im set up properly for a successful home birth. I have no idea how much midwives cost but im looking for reasonable fees. I'm keen on fair accessibility and don't believe that "expensive" means better quality of service. I'm a direct woman and i'm looking for someone to be real, upfront, honest, cool, and kind to walk me through this path.

Hospital open to birth options but want to go natural

VBAC supportive Gentle, caring, strong Hospital birth No epidural

I am around 8-9 weeks pregnant and would like to educate myself further on looking into midwife and home birth services! I would like the best option that is the most covered by insurance, but out of pocket up front for delivery services we could do $500 and maybe come up with a co-pay plan if we owe more.

I am planning on giving birth in a hospital, but I'm wanting extra support from a doula. I don't know what an average doula costs, but we would probably want it to be as inexpensive as possible. I don't have a birth plan, that's why I'm wanting a doula is to help navigate that!

I’m giving birth at the hospital and would like some help for coaching during labor. I don’t want to tear again and I want to have a better recovery for this birth. I panicked with my first baby and would like more support for this one

Plan to give birth at St Luke’s Hospital on Pole Line Road. I want to attempt a vbac even with a short interval. I got pregnant 6m pp. I’ve read and heard that it’s possible so I would like to try. I want to go into spontaneous labor and try to avoid most medical interventions. My first pregnancy I believe I was too compliant and knew little to nothing going into birth. As for budget I don’t know the typical range.

McKay Dee hospital Vaginal delivery with epidural

1. HOSPITAL 2. I DON’T KNOW 3. VAGINAL BIRTH I am just keeping my options open for now and just trying to figure something out.

I am looking for guidance, education, and support for birthing, newborns, and postpartum care. I currently don't have a birth plan, but I plan to give birth at the Intermountain Hospital in Layton Utah.

I plan to give birth at a hospital but I want to do it naturally without any epidural, Pitocin, or any similar form of intervention. This is my first birth and I am nervous about the delivery and want someone to help me through the process to explain my options and help me relax as best as possible with different birthing positions, etc. Ideally my husband and I would like to spend under $1000.

This is my first pregnancy so I am looking for someone who can help guide my husband and I through the process. I plan on giving birth in a hospital. My budget would be within 1000.00 to 1500.00 range. For my birth plan I know I want pain management though epidural and I plan on pumping if possible but other than that I don’t really know much of what to expect or things I should include in my birth plan

Hospital $2000 I don’t have one yet I need help organizing all that

This is my first birth. I plan to be at the hospital and I do have an OBGYN My estimated budget is $1,500 I would like an epidural but I was looking at different birth positions and not sure I can have one if I don’t want to be on my back…

1. I would like to give birth in a hospital. 2. Ideally 2000 dollars or less. We are a young couple with a child and can’t really break the bank 3. I had a rough birth experience with my first child and I want a better experience. I also had a stomach surgery that basically hospital pushing will not work with. And I would like to avoid having a C-section

Layton Hospital This is my first search for doulas, or help, so I’m unsure budget planning. But willing to see options. Most of what I am looking for is education and support to get me ready for birth and to educate me and my husband on what to expect. I would like one that is supportive to hospital births. One that educates without opinions, and then allows me and my husband to choose. I have a very supportive husband, and this is our first delivery so I would like help on a birthing plan and vaccine plan.

I am planning to give birth at a hospital through the simply birth program. This will be my second unmedicated birth and I would like my partner to be as involved as possible. Lactation issues, I have what's abbreviated as DERM and would like more knowledge on how to deal with this.

Birth center? We are moving to Utah, I'm trying to find options

1. I’m open to either, I’d like to learn more about the options/ water births 2. Not sure on budget yet 3. I have no specific birth plan yet, but I am terrified of any pain- I have pre existing chronic thoracic back pain and other issues, I’ve met the criteria for a fibromyalgia diagnosis with my PCP but she doesn’t want to put that diagnosis onto me yet- but I’d like to have as pain-free of an experience as possible, it’s a huge point of my anxiety

I am giving birth at LDS hospital. I do not have an estimated budget at this time. I am really looking for someone that will advocate for me and my husband while giving birth and will help me through possibly an unmedicated birth. I also want to make sure my baby is never taken away from our sight and that he is not given anything we do not approve. We are on the fence about a few medications and we want to make sure it is not given to him while we are not paying attention. I also don't want them to force any medication on myself or our child. This is my husband's and my first child, so we are not sure what to expect or have any idea what it'll be like.