Find Doula Jobs in Rochester Hills, MI

Night doula needed most of the time. Would like to have someone who is responsible, reliable, careful and experienced with at least 3 years of constant working experiences. Primarily just for night baby sleep / training as needed.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I want to try to go natural

Troy, Michigan Want to go as natural as possible. First baby so want to be coached and educated throughout the process. I am 24 years old

plan to give birth at hospital would like no out of pocket expense i would like to have a successful vbac procedure

I'm looking for a midwife/mentor I'm 19 years old this is my first pregnancy and I would like to experience everything with the right way single mother

I’m looking for a postpartum help and night nurse for my newborn as I already have twin 2 year olds. Im looking for help with my newborn plus cleaning cooking laundry

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am leaning towards an all natural birth with no epidural.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Estimated budget for dula is $1500-$2000. Have not made up a birth plan yet.

First pregnancy. Looking for a doula to assist during childbirth preparation, methods while in labor, postpartum assistance

As a first time mom that doesn't want a lot of toxins injected into myself, and the baby, I need someone who will listen first and give advice second, or ask me questions until I'm comfortable. I'm at 5 weeks right now and just starting my research.

At least 3 years experience, speaks English, certified doula. I am 37, first baby after miscarriage. I got post pardum depression with my miscarriage and am looking for ways to prevent that this time around with additional help. Possible night shifts. Support post pardum with caring for a newborn, how to soothe, wash bottles, support mom. Estimated budget $2,000 to $3,000

I want to have a hospital water birth. Unsure of budget and no current birth plan

Hospital birth. My budget is up to 2800. My birth plan is saline lock , no epidural, no pint. I want to labor at home for as much as the labor as possible. I want the least amount of interventions as possible. I am ok with a newer provider.

Birthing center. Delayed cord cutting Very minimum shots

Second baby due in may of 27 I am mainly looking for lactation help after the baby is born in hospital and at home. My last journey was very disappointing for me and I want to be on better footing I’m hoping to get someone covered by insurance

Im giving birth at the hospital. I want Islamic support thru pregnancy and birth. I need support as my husband is not around because o immigration issues. I would like to not have any medicine for pain, as they use fentanyl which is bad.

I plan to give birth at home. My estimated budget is relying on Medicaid or blue cross insurance. My birth plan is at home in a pool.

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.

Because I’m a first-time mom and I don’t have any previous birth experience. I really want to avoid an episiotomy or tearing if possible. I’m hoping the birth doula can guide me through proper breathing and pushing techniques during labor to help minimize the risk of injury to my body.

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