Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Seattle, WA

UW, I am high risk having survived hemorrhagic stroke March 2013 Don’t have a birth plan as only 11 weeks Budget 3-5K

1. Giving birth at UW Montlake 2. $3000 3. Laboring naturally as long as possible with or without pain management in water, Epidural when I am dilated enough, Birthing vaginally if possible, Deliver placenta and allow the cord to turn white before clamping.

Support with first pregnancy and giving birth . Someone who creates a positive and peaceful environment. Answers any questions that I have and loves their job

Support during birth. Peaceful environment . I will give birth at valley medical . Budget between $1500-2000

1. UW Mountlake 2. No clue but as cheap as possible - even one in training as I haven’t been able to work since Nov due to pregnancy HG 3. Vaginal with twin A and breach extraction Twin B at the hospital - OR room, yes epidural, but I have chronic pain and HUGE medical anxiety so I need lots of help with medical anxiety

I'm planning a vaginal delivery at a hospital with a budget of around $1,800. I'm looking for a provider who can support me through a smooth delivery, help manage the pain, and reduce the risk of perineal tearing. I also hope to work with someone who has plenty of clinical experience. Thank you!

Out of hospital birth via birth center (preferred) or home birth. Christian providers are preferred and required for the doula roles. I live in West Seattle and would like to birth close to home. In the past, I've had short labors and gone before due date. Doulas would need to get to me within 30 minutes to an hour of call.

I am looking for a doula, primarily post-partum. Swedish hospital birthing center in Seattle. I want to know if my insurance can help cover this. Our budget is at most $500 a week.

I plan to give birth in evergreen hospital. It’s a di-di twin pregnancy. I plan to have a vaginal birth

Home birth, (water birth) We have molina health insurance, I would like a natural, non medicated birth at home in a tub. This will be my second baby. I believe birth is a sacred act and women are 100% capable of doing it without medical intervention (unless there is a legit medical emergency)

Planning to give birth at a hospital. Budget is 25,000 via carrot insurance. Need support for postpartum activities and baby bath, massage, mother massage

1) Overlake hospital with a midwife 2) $1500 3) unmedicated birth

Overlake hospital No birth plan Attempting VBAC

Hi, we are first time parents-to-be, and looking for a doula who can help us navigate hurdles. I plan to give birth in a hospital.

I’d love help with delivery and someone who would be able to help during the night with my baby while I rest at times.

1. Hospital 2. Unsure of costs 3. We hope to have a unmedicated birth and birth at home as long as possible. Still need to finalize a birth plan.

I plan to give give birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland wa. I have Molina medical insurance through the state. My birth plan is to deliver natural but I don’t know if there going to do a c section or not.

Hello, this is my first pregnancy. I will be giving birth at the Issaquah Campus Swedish Midwifery. I am also based in Issaquah. I am looking for a doula that can help me prepare for an unmedicated birth, by teaching me about breathing techniques and suitable positions leading up to the birth day. I would also like the doula to support me on the day of labor, as a line of communication between myself and the midwives. I would also like the doula to teach my husband about ways he can be supportive on the day of birth. Our estimated budget is between $1000 - $1400.

Education, preparedness and looking for a doula that can help us make decisions and be an advocate during child birth

Birth Doula needed for first pregnancy with due date 28th July