High-Risk Pregnancy Doulas in Providence, RI

These providers list high-risk pregnancy as a specialty. They work alongside your medical team, not in place of it.

24 High-Risk Pregnancy Doulas near Providence, RI

Weymouth, Massachusetts · 9 years of experience

Amber Matteson

I am a queer full spectrum doula and childbirth educator. My mission is to serve and affirm all individuals and family constellations surrounding their pelvic & perinatal health by educating, supporting, and witnessing their journey.

Billerica, Massachusetts · 20 years of experience

Teresa Vittorioso-Fortin

Accepts insurance

Entera Doula Services strives to help families in the Greater Boston area, Cambridge, and Merrimack Valley Regions become educated about best birth practices and available options at their chosen birth place. I am a Full-Spectrum Doula, Childbirth Educator, Placenta Specialist, Herbalist, and Certified Lactation Educator. I have been attending births since 2005 and have been honored to witness over 420 births to date. I am certified as a Full-Spectrum Doula through Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings. I am certified to teach childbirth education through BACE-NMC and am a Certified Lactation Educator through CAPPA. I identify as Queer/Bi and I am bi-lingual in Spanish. Serious inquiries can connect with me via my website to learn more.

Marblehead, Massachusetts · 7 years of experience

5.0 (2 reviews)

Jenn Decker

Hello prospective clients! I’m a postpartum doula and newborn care specialist located in Marblehead! I’m queer and a mama of 2 myself- so trust me, I get it! I have a true passion for supporting families in the postpartum period, specifically supporting you overnight so you can get some rest! I have experience with NICU babies, multiples, HIE, diabetes, tongue and lip ties, feeding struggles, feeding tubes, reflux, colic and more! I can help you walk through all the hard stuff that comes along with having a newborn, with some laughs along the way! I look forward to hearing from you!

Recent review

We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Jenn’s support during the first weeks with our son. Those early newborn days can be both joyful and overwhelming, and her calm, knowledgeable presence made all the difference for our family. From the very beginning, Jenn brought a sense of reassurance and confidence into our home. She was attentive, nurturing, and truly in tune with our son’s needs, handling everything from feedings and diaper changes to soothing him back to sleep with such ease and care. Just as importantly, she took the time to support us as new parents—answering questions, offering gentle guidance, and helping us establish routines that set a strong foundation. We were able to get much-needed rest, knowing our son was in the best possible hands. Her professionalism, reliability, and genuine warmth gave us complete peace of mind each night. We are so grateful for Jenn’s support in those early weeks and would absolutely recommend her to any family looking for compassionate, experienced overnight care.

- Stephanie S.

Beverly, Massachusetts · 10 years of experience

Erin Ronder Neves

I am no stranger to the learning curve of parenthood! I am committed to helping new families find their true north on this life-changing journey. I strive to validate and fulfill a family’s birth preferences through evidence based education, access to quality perinatal care, and personal empowerment. I let my intuition, expansive knowledge, and instinct guide my hands-on support style, and help create a nurturing environment that fosters confidence, self-advocacy, and love. I aspire to give birthing individuals and families the space to be themselves to create deep connections during this beautiful, miraculous and vulnerable time.

FAQs

Can I have a doula with a high-risk pregnancy?

Yes. A doula offers emotional, physical, and informational support and does not provide medical care, so they can support you whatever your birth plan or setting is. Your doctor or midwife stays in charge of your clinical care.

How does a provider help during a high-risk pregnancy?

Providers who list this specialty have told us they have experience with things like extra monitoring, bed rest, planned inductions or cesareans, and hospital stays. They can help you prepare questions for appointments and stay supported through changes of plan.

Can a midwife care for a high-risk pregnancy?

It depends on the condition, the midwife's license, and your state's rules. Some midwives co-manage care with an obstetrician. Ask any midwife you message how they handle your specific situation.

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