Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Seabeck, WA

Looking for duala who has experience supporting advance age pregnancy with a target of natural delivery.

At valley medical Covered by insurance At hospital with epidural

I will give birth at Valley Medical Renton hospital. Looking for doulas with certificate for UHC reimbursement. This is my second time and I'm open to both medicated and unmedicated birth

Birthing center/The birthing inn in Tacoma Unknown Unknown

Giving birth in hospital with a midwife. Need someone to help through labor and advocate for me. I need a doula who accepts Medicaid/Apple Health. Only looking for Christian doulas, as faith in Christ is extremely important to our family.

Birth support

Valley Medical Center, around $1,500 and no specific birth plan at this time other than delivery at Valley Medical and vaginal delivery, ok with medicated delivery.

We’re expecting our first baby this summer and are hoping to find a compassionate doula who would be a good fit for our birth team. We’re planning a hospital water birth with the midwives through Kaiser and are hoping for an unmedicated, supportive, calm birth experience. We don’t have family support nearby, since we are from out of state so it’s really just my husband and me navigating this new season together. I’m also transitioning out of work during pregnancy, so while we deeply value doula care, we’re working within a budget of about $500–$1000 and would be incredibly grateful for anyone who offers sliding-scale support or flexible options. More than anything, we’re hoping to find someone warm, grounded, encouraging, and supportive of physiologic birth. If this sounds like a good fit, we’d love to connect 💛

- Planning to give birth in hospital at Providence in Everett. - We are hoping to use AppleHealth/Medicaid, which I have for the duration of pregnancy. - This is my second pregnancy and birth. Our first child was delivered via unplanned c-section at 41 weeks after induction. I would like TOLAC if prior to 42 weeks or a planned c-section at 41/42 weeks. - We had a great doula for our first delivery - her words and presence carried me through some tough moments in labor and before. I didn't know if that was something I wanted again, but the closer I get to the date, the more I want a sense of affirmation of my intuition, self-advocacy and support as we navigate the medical system.

My OB says there is a 20% chance she'll be in the room for delivery, apparently that's average. I want someone in the room who is there to uphold my wishes and birth plan. I want a natural birth. I funny want to clamp the cord until it spots pulsing. I'm on the fence about vitamin k. I don't want my baby to be bathed right away, or taken from me. I don't consent to the eye treatment they put on baby, or any vaccines. I need to know there is someone advocating for these choices, and am looking for someone to help me bring our baby into the world who will respect my faith and those choices

v. Where do you plan to give birth(hospital) 2. Provide your estimated budget- $ 30 per hour 3. Describe your birth plan- Hospital birth

First time pregnancy, giving birth at st Francis in federal way never had a doula does insurance cover ? Birth plan is unmedicated if possible

hospital birth tricare prime insurance i’m going to use tricare benefits which is gonna be 6 hours

pregnant and hoping to find community doulas that she could utilize during her birth and postpartum

I hope to give birth in a birth center (still looking into one), out of pocket budget for a doula and potentially chiropractor/pelvic floor specialist is ideally no more than $2-4k. Would love a certified doula who has multiple years of experience (as well as certified chiropractor and pelvic floor specialist if my budget/insurance allows), English as primary language. This is my second pregnancy and I am 20 weeks, I am late in the game to look for these specialists because I am just now deciding against a hospital birth this time around. I am 25 years old, mother to a 14 month old, and a devoted Christian (would love a Christian doula). I am not seeking any other help besides a birth doula and other physical specialists if feasible.

Hospital birth, need consultation on birth plan, sleep training, cigna approved, fsa eligible

1. I plan on giving birth in Overlake medical center in Bellevue 2. Up to negotiation 3. Vaginal is preferred, I want a lesser dosage of epidural so I can give birth on my 4s while leaning on a pillow. Cord clamping wait till it stops pulsating and is white.

Hospital: Overlake Bellevue Budget: Preferably covered by insurance. Otherwise 2k Birth Plan: Uncertain Requirements: 5+ years of experience Care Recipient: 33yo, No special needs. Duties: Sleep training, lactation support, postpartum management with a baby

Hi! Do you take champva insurance?

Giving birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland Looking for doula support through birth as well as post partum support and night nurse support through the night for a short period. Mother is 36. Would like support with sleep training, light cleaning. Possibly cooking but are exploring options.