Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Sandy Springs, GA

Giving birth at Atlanta birth center. In need of A doula accepting Medicaid. I plan to have it all natural first, so I want someone who specializes in traditional natural births.

We plan to give birth at Emory Hosptial Johns Creek. We are not sure yet if we need a birth doula but would love to see our options. We would like to work with a postpartum night doula and see our options especially when it comes to breastfeeding.

I plan to give birth at home unmedicated. With payment plans that align with insurance.

Im look for someone to advocate for me and help throughout my pregnancy. I will be giving birth at the hospital.My budget is about $100-to 250 an hour.

Looking to birth most likely at Emory Johns Creek however I am also considering a birthing center so I can have a water birth. This is my first pregnancy, and I don’t have a budget in mind yet as I’m only starting my research! We are looking for birth and postpartum support as we have no local family or friends with babies

This is my first child and I want a home birth I have no clue what I’m looking for but I have tricare as insurance

Ensure requests/birthing plan is carried out no matter the doctor delivering c-section. Lactation and feeding twins Night help Northside; 1000; not sure

Northside Medicaid Don’t have one as of right now

Hospital Don’t have budget I want to birth as comfortable as possible using birthing ball , standing , or on all fours.

I want someone who can help me get educated about my pregnancy some who will advocate for me I am open to learning and just having a peaceful experience

I want to give birth in a hospital but my husband and i need more knowledge and support. I have had one baby almost a decade ago and that birth did not go how I wanted. So now I'm looking for support and knowledge.

1. hospital / 2. 1k or less maybe with a plan? / 3. i don’t have a birth plan just yet but i want someone who knows how to help in the moment if la or whether that’s advice on what to do or emotional support

1. I plan to give birth at Piedmont hospital in Atlanta GA. 2. I’m unsure of budget as I don’t know what the going rate is. 3. I don’t have a birth plan. I just want a healthy birth and postpartum. I need support in advocating for myself and baby. I’m very scared and nervous. My husband will be present as well.

I am looking for a doula to support me through a natural birth by providing information, emotional and physical support during pregnancy and labor. I plan to give birth at a hospital in Atlanta. I haven't set a specific budget, but I would like the costs to be covered under my Cigna international insurance, if possible. My birth plan is to have a natural delivery with minimal medical interventions, focusing on breathing techniques, relaxation, and continuous support.

1. Hospital Medicaid I don’t currently have a birthing plan would like to discuss only 15 weeks

Home birth planning. Budget not established yet. It’s been 10 years since I’ve had a child, and want to do everything naturally this time. I had a c-section with my first child due to her being wrapped in the umbilical cord.

I plan to give birth at WellStar in Roswell Alpharetta area. I am looking for a Doula for a day of delivery that offers a flat rate. I would like to know what your package includes and if there is a consultation or classes, you also offer prior for Lamaze. I will be a first time mom and my husband, and I would like some guidance for delivery day. I would like to try to go on medicated if possible, but I am not opposed to an epidural if it is safer for my pregnancy and delivery. I would love to discuss these details also with my Doula and to work through techniques to possibly have a natural birth. Looking forward to chatting with you.

I’m planning a Hospital birth, looking to spend around $1,500, our goal is to go without pain meds but need more education

Hello I am looking for a doula to have someone both help and educate me through the process of being pregnant/birth and also advocate for me during birth. I will be giving birth at Wellstar Kennestone. I really want to do everything I can to have a vaginal delivery and not get coerced into having a c section but I am a first time mom so I’m nervous that given the moment I will be nervous and want to just listen to whatever the doctor says at first. I also think that I want to do a few things differently from a classic hospital birth like no induction, possibly not fully numb with the epidural so I can do some moving. Not birthing on my back and a delayed vaccine schedule.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. Our estimated budget for a doula is $1000. I hope to labor at home for the first part, then go to the hospital and deliver. I am open to an epidural if necessary but would like to try more natural alternatives/positions first.