Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Rochester, MN

Looking for a doula to help me navigate through giving birth and post partum care. I’m giving birth at the hospital at Olmsted Medical Center. I’m hoping my insurance will cover the cost of a doula but my birth plan is to have a water/tub birth.

I am hoping to have a natural, VBAC birth with as little intervention as possible. I am hoping to give birth in a birth center of some sort. I do not have a specific budget but I am insured by Cigna

I plan on giving birth at the Mayo Clinic in Owatonna. My insurance (Ucare) covers 7 doula visits, for a certified doula. I would like to use this benefit. I do not have a birth plan. I had a high risk pregnancy and thought I would have to have a c section. I recently found out that the "high risk" thing is no longer a factor and I can now have a natural labor. I would love to discuss with someone what plan would work best for me.

1) most likely hospital but looking into home birth as well 2) no set budget, researching currently 3) haven’t created birth plan yet

i just want a doula there again for birth :) i had vanessa and loved her .

Gaining birth at district one hospital in Faribault and birth plan is a epidural

I plan on water birth at the Northfield hospital, my insurance covered up to 14 visits from a doula and I plan on a natural birth plan

Northfield TBD No epidural, use of alternative pain relief such as counter pressure. Delayed cord clamping, no back birthing

Hopefully unmedicated Hospital birth ? Minimal or no intervention

We are delivering at WWH(western Wisconsin health) in Balwdin,WI. $1,000-2500 I am still uncertain on my birth plan. It is our first child and I am very healthy and have continue to be throughout pregnancy. I want to explore unmedicated options but know that they can be used if medically necessary. I just don’t know what that looks like.

Someone who specializes in baby growth and mother symptoms

I am going through my 1st pregnancy after going through fertility treatments. I have little idea to what to expect or what to do. I see my OB at Mankato Clinic and plan to have baby at Mankato Mayo Hospital.

My baby boy is due 6/15. It will be my first baby. We're delivering at United Hospital in St. Paul. Right now the plan is to do a water birth. My insurance will cover up to $1500 so we're looking for a package that covers some prenatal, birth, and postpartum support.

Hospital Uneducated of budget range More Holistic but okay with modern medical care within reason (I like to be educated on what is going on)

I would prefer home birth but am open to hospital if needed. 5,000 Would like an unmedicated water birth with delayed placenta clamping.

Hospital birth with a midwife. Need to do a Vbac

VBAC laboring at home then making my way to the hospital As low intervention as possible Someone who can say no to doctors and support me. The last doctors wouldn’t tell me anything that was going on and I had a c section after a three day labor

Mn birth center St. Paul $1200 Natural as possible

I am looking for a faith based doula who can assist me before and during labor. This is my husband and I’s first child so this is all very new to me. I want to try my best to prepare for a natural/unmedicated birth. I am giving birth at Saint Francis hospital in Shakopee. I am looking for a Doula that takes Tricare insurance.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I hope to not have an epidural. I also want to learn as much as I can about the birthing process. I would like to spend less than $2000 on a doula.