Find Doula Jobs in Rockford, IL

Not sure this is my first one I’ll be at the hospital

My c section will be planned at the hospital [personal details hidden]. I want to be abled to leave the hospital in 2 days. I would want the best recommendation as far as before I get ready for a c section as far as of a epidural or any other medications that would help me and keeping a close watch on me and my baby.

Planning to give birth in Rockford, UW health where my OB is they try to deliver their own patients which I would like to stick with. I would like to try birth unmedicated so I may move around and change positions more. Budget is flexible, but my partner and I definitely need more knowledge on counter pressures and what all could happen during labor.

Home birth Would like the best care that doesn’t break the budget

This is my first pregnacy, so I am looking for someone to help guide me through the process and labor.

Looking for on call siblings doula care for my twin 3 year olds when I go into labor until long distance family is able to takeover. We have a couch/ pull out bed in the downstairs living room or can make a spare room available with an air mattress if overnight care is needed. All meals and snacks are intended to be prepared by us in advance if care is needed during meal times.

For now I’m just looking… it’s my first pregnancy and Ngl I’m scared I just want to see if it’s something we can afford

Vbac after [personal details hidden]. First time laboring. Planning to not medicate. Going to northshore in evanston with midwives

Home or birthing center birth. Would like to spend $6000 or less. Want to preferably have unmedicated birth.

[personal details hidden], unmedicated birthing center birth with 2nd baby, I am now on my 3rd pregnancy - 6 weeks 5 days along, live in Dixon, IL, plan to birth at home, prefer a Christian midwife, would love a lactation consultant the day of/day after birth, interested in finding pelvic floor therapy

Support for our first child. Pre, during & post. Budget $1000

Hospital, safely and healthy. Not too much plan yet.

I really want to try to do this birth as natural as possible and is looking for someone who can provide the best support in that as possible. I’m looking for a provider who can give pain management positions and tools to help in a natural birth. I think having someone who can give my husband guidance as well would be helpful. I plan to give birth at Northwestern in Huntley, IL. My insurance gives doula coverage so I would love someone in the BCBS network.

We have a 3 week old baby boy, Mainly looking for an in person overnight support for us parents to get some sleep. Eventually we would like help with setting a sleep routine for our baby. we live in a one bedroom apartment and our current routine is that he sleeps in a pack n play bassinet in the living room, while parents take turns, aka "shifts," to watch baby for feeds, changings, soothing, etc. We would love to get help with letting us sleep for the first couple of visits, by watching, doing light baby chores (mainly washing bottles and pumps), and helping me create & stick with a nightly pumping routine. Then the next main focus would be helping us set a good sleep routine and move baby into his crib located in our room. We are interested in roughly 3 nights per week. From what I understand, my insurance covers 32 visits, and only 4 hours per visit. I may be willing to pay out of pocket to extend each visit to 6-8 hours per visit.

I would love to get help with breastfeeding. knowing how to properly latch my newborn and have a successful breastfeeding journey. I would love to find someone who can help me with this. I have insurance blue cross blue shield medicaid.

I am looking for a doula that can provide services for upcoming labor for my second child. Admittedly, I am aware that this may be a last minute request. I have thought about hiring a doula for some time and figured I should still try to see if someone is available. [personal details hidden] and have had no complications during my pregnancy. First birth was vaginal, with an epidural, although [personal details hidden] that are some of the reasons I contemplated a doula for this birth. For this birth I would like to try to deliver unmedicated and am looking for someone to medically advocate for me in the hospital to align with my actual needs and wishes as much as possible.

Care for my daughter. Daytime. Postpartum help . In person.