Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Seabeck, WA

I have to give birth at a military hospital. Currently moderate risk due to history of pre-e in November of 24. Currently planning for a TOLAC, would like to not be induced, or would like to avoid most interventions. Doula must be able to accept tricare prime.

I will have a hospital birth. Looking for a doula accepting tricare.

1. I plan to give in the hospital. 2. Between 1,800-2,000 3. I don't have one yet

I need someone to give me calm, and help me through my delivery day.

I would like to give birth in a birth center with minimal interventions. I want to be really intentional with the interventions and screenings in the prenatal period as well. This is my first pregnancy at age 27, and my husband wants to be involved in the process as much as possible.

Birth Plan: Hospital midwifery center Budget: $1500-$3000 Birth Plan: Unmedicated Christian-religion preferred

University of Washington Hospital - Montlake Molina Apple Health insurance coverage This is my first pregancy and I would like to give birth naturally and take little to no medication.

Hi! I’m currently looking for a doula and wanted to share a bit about what I’m hoping for. As a first-time mom, I’m looking for someone with strong labor and delivery experience who can help guide both me and my partner through the process. I’m planning for a likely medicated birth, so I’d love a doula who is supportive of that approach and can help me navigate my options while still advocating for my preferences. It’s really important to me to have someone who can provide both emotional and physical support during labor, as well as offer solid education leading up to delivery so we feel prepared and confident.

1. Hospital 2. No specific budget 3. Want natural (unmedicated) if possible. My husband will be deployed so I am looking for a strong support person / advocate

Hi Caitlin, I wanted to find out if you offer night nurse services? We will be in oak harbor all summer, from June 2nd onwards through the end of August, and we are looking to have a night nurse come to our home from 10pm-6am (or whatever works) on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. If this isn’t a service you offer - do you know of any other doulas in the area who do?

Hi , my names is Daechelle Jordan, I live in oak harbor I am due between Sept 4- 10,2026, I am insurred by USFHP and would like to ask if you have any availability for September births ? A doula would be really important to me for support and patient advocacy during my birth. My phone number is (360)544-7636 and email: daechellejordan@gmail.com Thank you for your time! -Daechelle Green

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but I do not have a specific provider yet as we were given orders to move to Whidbey last week. I will be 34-36 weeks pregnant when we arrive. I would like to try to have a VBAC with as little intervention as possible. I have Tricare insurance.

I am looking for a doula , who is comfortable with me being of the Christian faith or if is a Christian doula. I plan to give birth in the hospital. I will be using Tri-care , as I am active duty. I’m not sure if a birth plan yet. Thank you in advance 💕

Home Unknown very budget friendly I want a very natural birth, even natural leading up til the date of birth.

Madigan Hospital. Active duty Military. Delivered at Madigan before and I definitely need support in ensuring my birth plan is followed. Im still exploring options and opportunities so I do not have a full birth plan yet.

I am giving birth at Foothills Midwifery. My official due date is August 4, 2026, but I have always been early by 10-15 days. I need my insurance plan accepted which is the Community Health Plan of Washington. I want a holistic approach and full support during labor and delivery and for some time afterwards as well. I would like my spouse and 3 other children to be involved as well if possible.

I am going to give birth at Swedish Midwifery in Issaquah, Wa. We would like to spend between $1,500 to 2,500. I want to have an all natural and active birth. Spending time in the water tub as needed too. No vaginal exams unless medically necessary. No bathing, weighing or time away from Mom and Dad after birth for at least an hour. Delayed cord clamping, wait until there is no pulse and cord is white. We would like an experienced female doula with at least a few years under her belt. We only speak English, so a second language is not needed. Also someone who is able to help guide my husband on how to support me throughout labor would be exceptional. I plan on exclusively breastfeeding so having the doula be able to help out with latching or any other problems if they arise, would be great. This is our first child so we're new to all of this. Thank you for your patience.