Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Salt Lake City, UT

Birth center? We are moving to Utah, I'm trying to find options

I am giving birth at St. Marks with the support of my OBGYN/MIDWIFE Marnae Harward. My budget is around 2,000 dollars. I am hoping to deliver without medication but I want it as an option if I need it. Ideally I would prefer a homebirth, but breech babies run in my family so I would prefer to be safer than sorry. I want the experience to be beautiful, laid-back, and transformative with support mostly coming from my partners as we become parents together.

Looking for certified doulas (DONA, CAPPA, or ICEA) for postpartum overnight care 2-3 times a week for ~6 weeks. Our son is a few days old.

Alta View Hospital $40 an hour To have a healthy baby, birth, and prepare for postpartum. We want to give birth natural and coaching before/during birth.

Need newborn care expertise, including baby wearing, feeding and sleeping schedules, lactation support etc. I also would like like postpartum meal prep help and belly binding support.

Home birth Estimated budget $800 At home birth minimum to no intervention midwife and doula present

Layton Hospital This is my first search for doulas, or help, so I’m unsure budget planning. But willing to see options. Most of what I am looking for is education and support to get me ready for birth and to educate me and my husband on what to expect. I would like one that is supportive to hospital births. One that educates without opinions, and then allows me and my husband to choose. I have a very supportive husband, and this is our first delivery so I would like help on a birthing plan and vaccine plan.

Would love help prepping for a more natural birth. Giving birth at Holy Cross Hospital in Lehi. Would also love a doula to be present to assist during labor and birth, including birthing positions, massage to help avoid tearing, etc.

hospital low intervention, not sure budget wise, birth plan isn't set yet

Support. Breastfeeding assistance. American fork hospital.

1 - plan to give birth at a hospital 2 - I don’t know but probably under $500 3 - Would like to go without an epidural if possible

1) I am planing to give birth in hospital but after birth when I come back home I need some experience person who can teach me minor details about new born.! Also she can help me taking care of the baby so that I can get ME time ( sleeping , resting)for couple of hours. 2) my budget will be between $20 - 25/hr my budget is low as I am not employed. 3) I am planning for normal delivery (medicated).

My niece (age 29) is delivering twins tomorrow. She also has 4 other children ages 11, 9, 6, and 4. She is not married and the father of these twins is not in the picture. Her mother is flying into town to help with the delivery and then help for only one week after delivery, but then will fly back to her state and job. I am considering helping by paying for a postpartum doula for a few weeks, but have no idea of the cost or hours they typically work. I have done a Google search and read the rate can be anywhere from $25-40 an hour.

First time mother here. I don’t have any specific needs or requirements. Any help/experience is welcomed

I have post partum depression and I need to take medication to sleep. I am having a hard time and my husband is working. I have a spinal injury so I can’t really walk. I need help also some massages

Sleep has been difficult. Baby does great during the day, but doesn't give us a decent stretch of sleep at night

Especialista en psicosis Inglés Ayuda con cocinar y limpieza, cuidar al bebé y tengo un gato necesitas estar bien con los animales, quiero a salir hacer las compras puedes ayudar

Will deliver at the Birthing Your Way birthing center in Lehi! Hoping to cover majority with Medicaid See For Service plan- $1000 out of pocket max. Enrolled in an in person Hypnobirthing class that starts soon. Want an unmedicated, natural birth and a doula that is easy to reach for pregnancy support and has substantial knowledge on movements to progress labor and coping skills to guide me physically so my husband can care for my other needs.

I have chronic health issues and didn’t have a good newborn experience with my first. I’m going to need help this time around, so I’d like to know pricing so that I can save up the money while I’m pregnant.

Looking for Baby help for a 6 month old and ability to help with light chores. Both working parents so just need extra hands! Looking for 12-16 hours a week/3-4 days a week. Prefer 17-20$ an hour. Thanks so much!