Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Port Orchard, WA

I plan to give birth at Evergreen Health, Kirkland WA.

Currently we are supposed to give birth with the midwives at Evergreen hospital in Kirkland. After speaking with them today we are considering a home birth or we’d be open to a nearby birth center. We are looking for more specialized care. Someone we can get to know well and who knows us well. We’d like to know the midwife who attends our birth. We’d like the option for a water birth and an option for Nitros Oxide. Evergreen does not allow water births and they only use fentanyl. I’d also really love to have all our new born care take place at our home rather than having to leave the house for visits. I have Molina Marketplace Cascade Gold Complete coverage and we would be wanting to use our insurance. We’d like a midwife with all the certificates who had been practicing for at least 7 years

v. Where do you plan to give birth(hospital) 2. Provide your estimated budget- $ 30 per hour 3. Describe your birth plan- Hospital birth

Hospital: Overlake Bellevue Budget: Preferably covered by insurance. Otherwise 2k Birth Plan: Uncertain Requirements: 5+ years of experience Care Recipient: 33yo, No special needs. Duties: Sleep training, lactation support, postpartum management with a baby

Hospital birth, need consultation on birth plan, sleep training, cigna approved, fsa eligible

1. I plan on giving birth in Overlake medical center in Bellevue 2. Up to negotiation 3. Vaginal is preferred, I want a lesser dosage of epidural so I can give birth on my 4s while leaning on a pillow. Cord clamping wait till it stops pulsating and is white.

My partner is schizoeffective and I would like a doula who is well educated and experienced in mental health so that it will better help me through the delivery. Also I’m looking for someone who can assist me in understanding everything because I’m a first time mom. I have United Health Care through Washington Apple health. I plan on giving birth in a hospital.

Plan to give birth in Hospial, looking for someone to help us navigate our first pregnancy and provide education on birthing and making the experience as easy as possible. Budget $1,500

I would have my baby in the hospital.not sure what the cost of a doula is.

Hi! Do you take champva insurance?

Looking for Natural birth, at Issaquah hospital. I am 30 years old, and this will be my first birth. English as first language will be requirement, and I am looking to spend up to 2000

Postpartum Doula to help with relieve us with sleep. We are looking for a month

I hope to give birth in a birth center (still looking into one), out of pocket budget for a doula and potentially chiropractor/pelvic floor specialist is ideally no more than $2-4k. Would love a certified doula who has multiple years of experience (as well as certified chiropractor and pelvic floor specialist if my budget/insurance allows), English as primary language. This is my second pregnancy and I am 20 weeks, I am late in the game to look for these specialists because I am just now deciding against a hospital birth this time around. I am 25 years old, mother to a 14 month old, and a devoted Christian (would love a Christian doula). I am not seeking any other help besides a birth doula and other physical specialists if feasible.

pregnant and hoping to find community doulas that she could utilize during her birth and postpartum

Looking for duala who has experience supporting advance age pregnancy with a target of natural delivery.

Overlake in Bellevue. I would like to do a natural birth, my due date is 5/20/2026.

I need pre and post partum doula. I will give birth in hospital . Budget is 2500$. I need help making a birth plan

Hello, I am contacting you about my Baby Sister, Elaina Black. Of course we are doing this all last minute! She really wants to have a natural labor, she is giving birth in a hospital, but the baby is measuring bigger than her tummy and it dawned on me that it would probably be a good idea to have an experienced Doula helping her with positioning and breathing, etc. her husband, and I will be there for emotional support, but quite honestly I’ll probably just be crying the entire time. I wanted to find out what insurance you accept. She has dual coverage both United healthcare, which is private insurance through her company and TRICARE via being a military wife. She is giving birth at Tacoma General Hospital Insurance covers doula support/care/treatment I want a natural birth if possible.

Hospital birth, normal delivery. I wish to learn about what to expect when the delivery time arrives, and how to advocate for the preferences.

I plan to give birth at home, no medicine. My budget would be anything but of course not spending too much. I would ultimately like to see if insurance can help at all.