Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Rock Hill, SC

I’m looking for a supportive birth doula/midwife who is experienced with natural, low-intervention births. I want help creating and advocating for my birth plan, including delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and keeping my placenta. I also want someone who can support me emotionally, help me stay calm during labor, and guide me with positions, breathing, and comfort techniques. I need someone who communicates clearly, respects my choices, and can support me and my partner through the whole labor and delivery process.1)hospital 2)wanted to see if you accept Medicaid

I am a first time mother preparing for the birth of my baby. I am in search of a midwife/doula for a holistic home birth.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would like to find a Doula who is in network with TRICARE. I would like to labor as long as possible at home before going to the hospital and then wait or avoid medication. I am open to an epidural and pain meds however, if my body is telling me, I need them.

I plan to give birth at UNC Chapel Hill. I am still creating a birth plan, this is my first baby.

I want to have a natural birth from the comfort of my home although a midwife won’t be present unless a medical emergency requires one I’d like a doula to provide physical and informational support to me and my spouse during this special moment. I don’t want to be medicated and I don’t want too many people on top of me and baby and that’s why I don’t like the hospital setting. A mothers needs and wishes aren’t always respected so id rather be at home with someone who specializes in putting mom and baby first

Home or hospital birth but definitely all natural. I’m not sure the budget as of yet Don’t have a birth plan yet

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Not really sure of a budget yet and I want a natural delivery like I did with my first child. Needing support my partner is not providing.

I plan to give birth in hospital but I want to have no medical intervention unless needed.

Guidance. I plan on giving birth at a birth center. Budget isn’t big but willing to use insurance. Epidural birth plan would like to know more.

I had a wonderful Doula for my first Birth in Virginia and I’m looking for a Doula in the area for my second child due in September.

Night nurse

Looking for a doula for birth at a birth center. I'm in my early 40s and this is my first child. I would love a payment plan and no more than $2000.

Planning to give birth at UNC $750 Need help making my birth plan

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I heard that doulas are covered through tricare so I’d prefer that. I don’t really have much of a birth plan right now besides I want to try to do it naturally without an epidural

Women’s hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina Employer pays up to a 1,000 I don’t have a plan, first time searching for a doula

Greenville, SC I wanted someone covered under Medicaid. I’m having to have a C-section due to weight, diabetes. Etc

I would love to have an doula with me throughout my pregnancy along with in need of a postpartum doula after childbirth.

I’m a first time mom so receiving guidance would be very helpful for me. I plan on having a unmedicated birth at the hospital. And I wish to have an affordable budget.

Augusta university Natural birth, completely unmediated

I plan to give birth at cape fear valley hospital. I budget would be $1500 if possible. I was induced before so i want this birth as natural as possible, so using a-lot of natural comfort measures but epidural offered if the pain becomes too much. I want continuous emotional support, encouragement and guidance. No induction, routine ruptures, continuous iv fluids and unnecessary vaginal exams unless medically necessary. I would like immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping, and my partner and doula being present the entire time. Lastly, breastfeeding support, no formula for baby, rooming in with baby, and just all around comfort and pain management through non medical technics are a priority until otherwise.