Find Doula Jobs in Sandy, UT

My first baby's due date is 9/20/2026. I would love to find a doula that can vouch for me in a hospital setting. We're planning on going to Jordan Valley Hospital. Ideally, I'd like to have a water birth with other ways to manage pain, nitrous gas, etc. Budget is around 2,000.

I want to give birth in hospital with OB. I just need someone to help me during labor and post labor and the first few weeks 1-2 nights while I adjust . I also need help learning basic things. How to burp correctly, how to swaddle, how to bathe things like that. Requirements at least 4 years of experience and certified doula . Also possible help with cleaning and laundry

Give birth at hospital, looking for mental and emotional support

Hospital birth, 300/400 dollar budget, want an unmedicated vaginal birth, a provider who has certification

I am seeing an OBGYN at the University of Utah hospital here in Salt Lake but I am searching for a doula that could advocate for my more natural leaning birth plan in case I am unable to do so. This is my first baby and I am more wholistic minded but do not completely trust that the hospital will respect my wishes and I am hoping to find someone that will be consistent with my wishes and advocate for them where needed. I am also looking for someone that is covered by Aetna insurance.

My wife and I are expecting our first child in Late September. We have family here in the valley but we've been advised on the benefits of hiring a doula for both the birthing and postpartum phases. My wife has expressed to me the difficulties she's had with managing anxieties about things that can go wrong so any resources we can use to prepare for both pre and post partum depression would be something we're interested in too. We'd like to have those resources identified and ready to take advantage of before we need them. We are currently planning on scheduling the birth at IMC.

Birth either at home or hospital No more than 2,000 I wouldn’t want my child to get vaccinated or any medical care they recommend. I would maybe need help cooking and somewhat cleaning

Military tricare approved American fork intermountain

4th baby I have had pretty quick labor and deliveries my first 2 was a 5 hour start to finish upon arrival to birth o had epidurals with them however my 3rd was born 9 minutes after arriving at the hospital no epidural. I was in NY with midwives at Stonybrook hospital and my friends mom who’s the head of midwifery delivered my last and my friends cousin delivered my second so I’ve had very comfortable familiar experiences. My first I delivered with an obgyn who was my regular provider bc it was my first and I was nervous and wanted a dr. She gave me an episotomy which was a tougher recovery I tore a tiny bit in that scar line with my second but my friends mom really supported everything and bc it was so quick I didn’t tear at all with my 3rd. I do not want an episotomy and I want the OB to support so I don’t tear. I’m having more birth anxiety than I had the past 3 times bc my environment is new and I’m 6 years older than I was at my last birth. I understood how to push and it was luckily never an issue however I’m older and I had back surgery two years ago a lamenectomy and disectomy so that changes things maybe a bit. My first 3 were back to back in three years and this is an unexpected surprise I thought I was done but life had other plans. I’m more nervous than I ever have been about this birth though and thought a doula could maybe help…. I’m giving birth at park city hospital my due date it Jan 24 but my last three were all 3-7 days early. After care would also be a consideration since we are away from family and have 3 other school aged kids.

I'm planning on having a hospital birth. I'd love to find a doula that is covered by insurance. I'm still putting together a more detailed birth plan currently since we recently found out we're expecting our 2nd baby.

Tricare certified is a must. Plan to give birth at a hospital but would like it to be as natural an experience as possible.

Just being able to have a resource of information. And someone to guide me through my first birth

Hospital natural water birth, absolutely as hands off and natural and holistic as possible, wanting a string advocate against a medicalized birth at the hospital

I plan on giving birth at LDS hospital in SLC. I’m taking hypnobirthing classes, and hoping to give birth in a tub. My husband won’t be present, but my mom will, she doesn’t speak Spanish so I’m hoping to find someone bilingual, but if that’s not possible I’m okay with that. I want someone that can advocate for me when I can’t. I’m also looking for someone that would accept Tricare West insurance.

Want to give birth at hospital, or birthing center. Want to have a natural water birth. Insurance is Medicaid. I want to understand what I can do to help have the best birthing experience possible. No c-section. No- epidural.

First baby after c-section and infant loss at 3.5 months old. 36 year old mother. Planning on vbac and hypnobirthing. Planning birth at Utah valley hospital. Baby due 16-17 months after c-section. No previous vaginal birth. Under $1500

I would like to give birth here at my apartment or at a local birth center. Not a hospital but somewhere where I can birth possibly in water & just naturally. I did my last baby natural in the hospital & I loved it so I don’t see a point going to the hostpial again. I would just like it to be as cheap as possible.

Post partum doula that can stay through the night.

This is my second baby. I am 17weeks, due Feb 11th. Plan to give birth at hospital in Utah County. My first birth I was a clinical trial patient for the Materna Prep Device up in Idaho (loved it). I had a epidural early and was induced due to my child measuring 10lbs...she was 7lbs. Though they halved my induction dose and lowered the pitocinto almost nothing it was a birth that was very hard on both my child and myself (didn't love that part her heart kept stopping). I'm looking for someone who can help me avoid induction (my husband doesnt return from military basic training until a week before so we are trying to keep this baby in as long as posisble), minimize intervention due to a low drug tolerance that is a little unpredictable, can help me give birth without pushing ( just letting my body do it if possible totally fine if I gotta push though), and advocate for me (incase my husband isnt there but even if he is he won't be here the whole pregnancy so catching him up will be difficult). I also wont be in the area until Decemeber 22nd, I'm in St. George right now but moving to Utah Valley area then.

Hello, I’m looking for a postpartum/night doula. I’ve never used one before, but this is my third and most likely last baby and i don’t want to regret never using those services. I’m currently 37 weeks, high risk, and i have HG pregnancies, so I’m wanting to give myself some help postpartum as well as to my husband, to transition to a family of 5 without over-using my family support network. Located in Heber Valley. Because this is new to me, I’m unsure of all that it entails . I would love to know what services you offer, pricing, about you etc. to see if we make a good fit. Since I’m still pregnant, I’m unsure of a starting date. The care would most likely be to help do any light chores, and help me (and my husband) get the most sleep we can in the early days. I’m planning on breastfeeding and would need baby brought to me and changed. Thank you in advance for reading, and please feel free to contact me with any questions you have.