Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Sheboygan, WI

I plan on birthing at woman’s hospital. I want to try and go without epidural the longest I possibly can but I do eventually want to get the epidural due to the fear of possibly tearing and feeling the stitching up part. I don’t want pitocin at all. I also don’t want to lay in the bed the whole experience. My budget is no more than $700.

I plan to give birth in mineral wells at PPGH I have Medacaid I’m just trying to do my birth plan as natural as I can

We are needing a sibling doula to look after our daughtre during our time in the hospital, taking care of her, bringing her and picking her up from daycare, and keeping up her routine. Our next baby is due on April 20th.

I am looking for a birth doula who is specifically certified in assisting unmedicated births. My midwife is requiring that I have one present during my home birth. I am insured through Tricare Prime.

Home birth $3500 Little to no intervention Water birth

I want a Home birth Using Insurance Birth plan a Lotus birth

1. Rose Hospital 2. $1500 3. Unmedicated birth process

A night nanny for 6/7 hours a night A birth doula and midwife for a home birth

I plan to give birth at Gulf Coast hospital in Panama City FL. I am mainly looking for someone who can assist with my child’s birth and ensuring all my desires are advocated for. My birth preferences/plan essentially boil down to wanting as little medical intervention as possible while still giving birth in a hospital (in case something serious/life threatening happen). I also have plans to exclusively breast feed and I’d love help to make sure that I start off on the right foot with that journey. I do not have an estimated budget as I’m sure the costs associated to what I am needing are very customized and specific to my needs. I am open to discussing what any doula has to offer me and what they believe the appropriate going rate for their services should be. I’d then make an informed decision from there if I believe it’s appropriate to move forward with their support.

At home natural birth, $2000. First pregnancy, Vaginal delivery, no pain medication. I prefer African American doula

I'm planning on giving birth in a hospital. Our budget is $1800. I don't have a birthplan yet because it's so early and also I think I need to reevaluate from #1. This is baby #2 for us.

I am high risk and 36 and would ultimately like to deliver at home. I currently don't have a birth plan at all. I would have to be on a payment plan if I can't use insurance.

Hello I live in Bonifay but am planning to have a natural birth at Gulf Coast (HCA) hospital in Panama City. I really wanted to do a home/birthing center birth but because of insurance and costs of those services, unfortunately I'm having to do it at the hospital. I'm worried bc of training and hospital policy they will not listen to my needs and would like to have someone there who can advocate for me. So just checking if you are taking new mothers still and what the cost would be. Thank you!

I plan to have birth at a birthing center. My estimated budget is $2000 My birth plan is to have a natural water birth where the room is calm and full of love

I am currently looking for a midwife that works with tRICARE select

Birthing in hospital Unknown budget Natural birth No interventions

1. Hospital birth center 2. $1000 3. I’m hoping for support with pain management, partner support, postpartum care, emotional support, breastfeeding, and pelvic floor relaxation. My hope is to feel calm, empowered, and truly supported throughout labor and postpartum, and to create a beautiful birth experience.

I will most likely be giving birth in the hospital naturally with little to no intervention. I want to know what to expect and what to prepare for to help with the laboring process. I would like to be able to move around during labor and have access to different positions. We want delayed cord clamping and to take the placenta home.

hospital birth Need help coming up with birth plan medicated birth

Home birth Budget 3,00 Birth certificate requirements