Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Riverton, UT

Checking into the university of Utah hospital to give birth. No set budget. I want a safe and hopefully natural birth but I just don’t know all the info and want some one to guide me.

Home birth Estimated budget $800 At home birth minimum to no intervention midwife and doula present

1. Loan Peak Hospital 2. Not sure of budget 3. Plan to get support laboring at home and in the hospital. 4. Would like to know what postpartum support looks like: daily-hours and for how many weeks

First pregnancy, thousand dollar budget, hospital birth with the care of a midwife

I’m planning to give birth at IMC hospital in Murray. $1000

Alta View Hospital $40 an hour To have a healthy baby, birth, and prepare for postpartum. We want to give birth natural and coaching before/during birth.

hospital low intervention, not sure budget wise, birth plan isn't set yet

Would love help prepping for a more natural birth. Giving birth at Holy Cross Hospital in Lehi. Would also love a doula to be present to assist during labor and birth, including birthing positions, massage to help avoid tearing, etc.

I want to give birth at home My budget is less than $5000 I want a natural birth

Supportive and calming. Position and comfort knowledge. Breastfeeding help. Delivering at american fork hospital with the midwife group. Budget around $1500. Husband is catching baby. Want to go without epidural as long as I can.

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.

I am giving birth at St. Marks with the support of my OBGYN/MIDWIFE Marnae Harward. My budget is around 2,000 dollars. I am hoping to deliver without medication but I want it as an option if I need it. Ideally I would prefer a homebirth, but breech babies run in my family so I would prefer to be safer than sorry. I want the experience to be beautiful, laid-back, and transformative with support mostly coming from my partners as we become parents together.

1 - plan to give birth at a hospital 2 - I don’t know but probably under $500 3 - Would like to go without an epidural if possible

I'm shooting for a VBAC. I would like to try for no epidural No episiotomy No induction Minimal cervical checks I need someone to help me through and who specializes in VBACS My budget is two thousand five hundred

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

Supportive doula or midwife to help guide me through birth positions and advocate for me during my hospital birth. This is my first pregnancy and birth and I am hoping for an un medicated vaginal delivery, but want to be prepared for all options.

Looking for a doula for my birth!! Someone with experience in vbac

Last time I gave birth in the hospital the two epidurals didn’t work. The doctor who was supposed to be there to help deliver the baby almost did not make it because she was busy. I was crowning and my husband was the only one there no medical professional. She ran in on the very last push. But two minutes later and it would have been my husband catching the baby. I still want to try an epidural again. And I want to give birth in a hospital. But we are thinking about hiring a doula as well, so if the hospitals pain management options don’t work out we can have someone there to coach us through it and suggest things. And so that we can guarantee that a medical professional will be available!

I plan on giving birth at the American fork hospital. This is my first baby- and I’m trying to do an unmedicated birth.

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