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VBAC BIRTH , PREFERS A OPEN MINDED NON JUDGEMENTAL DOULA/MIDWIFE THAT CAN BE SUPPORTIVE IN ALL OF OUR DECISIONS AND ALSO ADVOCATE TO MAKE SURE I AM HEARD . WILL BE SUPPORTIVE DURING LABOR TO MAKE SURE I ALSO FEEL COMFORTABLE, NOT STRESSED. LAST BUT NOT LEAST A DOULA THAT IS CARING, GENUINE,OUTGOING, AND HONEST

First time, mom planning a hospital birth, hopefully unmedicated in Raleigh, North Carolina. Care is mainly for me.

Looking for African-American birthing Doula to help prepare me for labor and delivery at The hospital or women’s birthing center. Who accepts Nc blue Medicaid.

Plan to give birth in hospital. Budget negotiable.

Believe my daughter has a lip tie, maybe tongue tie too & want an opinion before seeing a pediatric dentist.

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

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

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

second baby due jan 6 in Cary nc. looking for postpartum care, with option to transition into our long term nanny for both children. husband and I [personal details hidden], older will be 34 months older than second little girl. will agree to min/max hours, and prioritize a m-f 9-5 typical schedule with you. we are flexible. we have a 60 lb foxhound dog who sleeps all day. about you: someone close by, reliable, experience with newborns and 2-3 year olds, good to watch and engage the older child while facilitating my breastfeeding in the first year while returning to work. open to a variety of experience levels for the right fit.

VBAC support with someone all in and will not take no for an answer when it comes to a vaginal delivery. Absolutely no c-section tolerated for any reason. Baby must be born vaginally. I’m not currently pregnant but it HAS to be a successful VBAC.

[name hidden] (husband) Kaitlyn (wife), 3 year old [name hidden]-we will have help with her by our Aupair. Looking for an overnight doula 1-2 nights a week (10pm-6am) for 6 weeks for the new baby to help us get some rest, starting to sleep train baby, light chores as needed, and just overall support with baby and family. First time reaching out for doula-$38-40/hour

3rd baby my first to births were in a hospital and I would like to try something that might work out better for me and my need during and after pregnancy.

Son and Daughter in law just had a baby looking for someone to come in and help during the day maybe at night for about 2 to 3 hours on Mondays and Wednesdays for now.

Second baby. C section. Help with after birth at our home.

am seeking a doula to help provide support, advocacy, and guidance throughout my pregnancy and delivery. As I am early in my pregnancy and have not yet had my first OB-GYN appointment, I am still learning about my options and what to expect. I would like a doula to help me understand the process, create a birth plan, and ensure that I feel heard and supported during labor and delivery. Having someone present who can advocate for my needs and help me feel safe and informed is very important to me.

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.

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.

This is my first baby! We are a military family, so all of our immediate family actually lives in CA. They will be coming out for the birth, but I would love to have someone in my corner helping me through things. We also have quite a lot of providers in our office and I feel like I don’t know any of them. I am worried it feels impersonal. [personal details hidden] and a positive encouraging mind set is super important for me. I really want someone to advocate for my needs and desires for our birth plan. Additionally, since it’s our first baby, any advice is so welcome. My husband will be going back to work quite quickly after birth so just looking for some guidance. Planning to give birth at Smithfield Hospital UNC. Planned Vaginal Birth with Epidural. TBD on days/hours. The help would be mostly for me but also helping guide my husband through it. I would love for faith to be a large part of labor encouragement. My husband and I are both Christian and would love to labor leaning on God, prayer, worship. Budget TBD, also open to seeing what insurance covers?

I am very newly pregnant for the first time and doing research to understand what my options are for birth and postpartum support.

Home birth Unsure of budget [personal details hidden] looking for someone confident and willing to help me have a natural birth at home