Find Birth Doula Jobs in Rochester Hills, MI

As a first time mom I'm looking for someone to help support and educate me in my first labour so that I can have the best birth experience possible. I'll be having a hospital birth and would love to try an unmedicated birth if possible.

I am pregnant with my first child and plan to give birth at Windsor Regional Hospital under the care of Dr. Katy Bartlett. My husband and I are looking for a doula who can support us throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery, with the goal of helping me labor at home for as long as it is safe and appropriate before going to the hospital. One important part of my birth story is that I have a significant phobia of needles. I've been working through it extensively with my therapist and have made a lot of progress. In the past, I would typically faint after receiving a needle—not because of the pain, but because of the anxiety surrounding it. I'm proud to say that over the past year I have successfully gotten through all of my bloodwork and other needle-related appointments without fainting. I am open to having an epidural if it becomes the best option during labor, but the thought of one is still terrifying and intimidating. My hope is to prepare for an unmedicated labor and delivery while remaining flexible if circumstances change. We're also hoping for guidance and education throughout this process. As first-time parents, we'd love support in learning about labor, birth, pain management techniques, postpartum recovery, and breastfeeding/lactation so that we feel as confident and prepared as possible.

I’m unsure at this moment of time need more information .

Hi there! VBAC no epidural birth centre birth no vaccines for baby immediately after birth and no coached pushing and waiting for the cord to turn white and intermittent fetal monitoring and not labouring on my back

I plan to give birth at a hospital. This is my second pregnancy and I am planning to try for TOLAC/VBAC this time. I was induced at 40W 6 d but overall the first pregnancy was normal. I opted for c-section as the labor was progressing too slow and the epidural failed.

Home birth and accepts blue cross blue shield of Michigan

I would like an home waterbirth with providers who preferably accept insurance. I’m not sure of my budget yet. My birth plan which is subject to change: delayed cord clamping, natural birth no pain management, skin to skin for mom and dad for the first 60 minutes, no eye ointment, vit k drops instead of a shot. That’s all for now but I’m still writing it. I would like a midwife who has experience with at least 7-10 home water births.

$5000 Birth plan consist of During birth - hospital birth - non medicated - vaginal birth - in water if possible - low lights - free movement - food/drink - partner to catch baby if wants - handed baby immediately and breastfeed as soon as possible - delayed cord clamping until cord stops pulsating and white - partner to go with nicu if required - no bath for the first 2-3 days

Hospital birth Have two medical insurance if needed Budge 1000 and under Go natural without medication

Plan to birth in a hospital, would like to attempt all natural delivery with no epidural. Insurance should take care of majority of cost. Would like support during birth/labor. Would like guidance for my husband to do most of the work with supporting me.

1. Hospital 2. ~$1,500 3. Medicated with emotional support

Pregnant with baby #3, this will be me and my husbands first home birth. Looking for a Christian Doula to help support me through the birth process!

I plan on birthing at the natural birthing center in Royal oak but I live in flat rock, MI. I’m hoping to find a doula under $2,000. I want to do this naturally with no meds. I need someone to advocate for me when I can’t. I’m hoping to find someone with 5+ years experience.

We would like a home water birth. Taking a holistic approach and would love to avoid hospitals to insure the best health for our child.

Really looking for someone to ground me and during birth and help me make educated decisions that I will be happy with in the long term and not get pressured into making choices in the heat of the moment in childbirth. I am looking to do a hospital birth.

Windsor or Leamington hospital 800 dollars This is my first birth so I’m unsure exactly and would like to discuss a birth plan together if possible. I’d like to have my mom there and support from a doula. I’m not with the father so I wouldn’t like him there. I think I may want an epidural or natural not sure yet.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, however I would like the option of water therapy provided before birth, or a water birth if possible. I’m still pretty early in my pregnancy so I don’t have a specific birth plan written out yet. I have Medicaid and a low to medium budget. The more I can get covered by my insurance the better. I would like a lactation specialist for after baby is born.

Plan to birth in hospital near me. In need of a midwife to undergo the OB portion of care for my baby and I. I have blue cross blue shield insurance, i have no idea of estimated budget, just cheaper if possible! I do not want an epidural. I was hoping to use the gas as a painkiller during birthing process (my sister had used it for her first) I have a history of sexual trauma, so someone trauma informed would be appreciated but not crucial. My only ask is i would like a female midwife if available!

Hospital birth , natural labour and induction epidural if desired. Lots of communication. Budget is limited. Post labour assistance with baby minimal household tasks