Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Sheboygan, WI

I need a certified birth dola to help me deliver baby at home and also a night time nanny to help me assist with newborn for bedtime and a postpartum therpist after birth to help with mental and a breastfeeding feeding coat for best way to maximize milk production for baby. I don't want no pain meds for labor all natural! Just a bath warm birth with soft music and massages to ease pain during labor. I don't want my newborn baby vaccines at all! No testing on my newborn at all. Want umbrella cord to stay attach to baby until it stop pumping in the rest of the stem cells in baby. I want to keep plactea and umbrella cords and put in cold cooler for refrigerator to preserve it. I want atena medicaid to pay for certified dola and all the other providers for their services and the price will depend on the dola with medicaid with atena insurance from patients.

I would like to give birth at home. $5,000 budget Don't really have a birth plan. Desire minimally invasive care, and education on how to prepare my body for labor and get everything ready.

Looking for a doula for birth at a birth center. I'm in my early 40s and this is my first child. I would love a payment plan and no more than $2000.

1. Hospital 2. Looking for it to be covered with my insurance 3. Going to try a natural birth

1. This my second child but my partner’s first even though we live in Springdale, we are planning on giving birth at Mercy Hospital in Rogers 2. Don’t really have a budget just starting 1000.Hopefully it can stay under that 3. haven’t really discussed a birth plan, hoping to have some more help with that. Just know that we want a C-section birth if we cannot have a vagina birth.

1. Hospital 2. Not sure 3. Birth in hospital, no episiotomy, labor down for as long as possible l, no vaccum

1. UVA hospital 2. Tricare insurance covers 6 hours pre-birth plus birth event. 3. Unmedicated

I plan to give birth at Carroll hospital in Westminster Md I’m unsure what something like this costs I don’t have a birth plan yet- I’m a first time mom. I want to do whatever is safest for me and the baby but also in the most natural way possible. I’m not sure what to believe in the mom support groups and I feel it’s just making me more anxious.

We prefer a doula-led birth with safety first. 2. We are open to an epidural if needed. 3. Please delay cord clamping if possible. 4. We want immediate skin-to-skin contact. 5. Baby will room with mom after birth. 6. We plan to breastfeed our baby.

1. I would like to have my baby at home 2. My budget is very slim but this is important to me. 3. Natural labor at home, I would like to have a birth pool.

Giving birth at birth center. Budget is $500, birth plan is to do things as natural as I can

I plane to give birth at home, reasonable budget for middle class new time parents

I want to give birth at home in water, with little intervention. I do not have a budget as this is my first and walking into this I'll need to learn how much these services cost. I want a provider with me for emergencies and to check on baby after birth to confirm everything is alright.

Deliver Culpeper hospital Unaware of cost and I would like to attempt natural and a shorter labor with prior post hemorrhage after a 35hr+ labor I believe my placenta got pulled out. I want knowledge of preparing body for labor

Hospital Looking for help with a birth plan as well as someone to help for the first few weeks. New parents

We are in need of an Islamic doula me and my family do not feel safe with the system that is going on around us where we currently live so we are in need of someone who will protect me and my family in these situations

I plan to give birth in a hospital I would like a doula covered by insurance if possible I would like to have a birth without a epidural, I am considering a birthing tub, and this pregnancy im hoping for a VBAC

Hi Amanda! My name is Madyson Williams. I’m currently pregnant with my first baby boy (I’m 30) and currently 16 weeks. I’m really hoping to have a water birth, either at home or at a birth center. I came across your information and would love to learn more about your services and see if we might be a good fit. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

This is my first pregnancy. I want to have all the tools necessary to manage pain at home as much as possible until I absolutely need to go to the hospital. I don't know enough about this part and need an expert who can know the signs and take charge when the time comes for delivery. I want to discuss my birth plan and trust that there is an expert by my side who will ensure my wishes are respected as much as is possible, within bounds.

Budget $1300 Hospital: Shady Grove Birth plan: 🌿 Birth Preferences (Physiologic, Low-Intervention Focus) Name: Simone Lagergren Hospital: Shady Grove Medical Center Provider: ??? Support Team: Partner Our overall goal We are hoping for a low-intervention, physiologic birth if mom and baby remain healthy. We value patience, movement, and informed consent, and we understand flexibility may be needed if medical concerns arise. ⸻ 🏠 Labor & Admission • We prefer to labor at home as long as safely possible • Upon admission, we request minimal interruptions during early labor • Cervical checks only when medically indicated or requested ⸻ 🧠 Monitoring • Intermittent fetal monitoring when medically appropriate • If continuous monitoring is required, preference for wireless/telemetry to allow movement ⸻ 🚶‍♀️ Labor & Positioning • Freedom to move, walk, change positions, and use comfort tools • Access to birthing ball, peanut ball, shower • Support for upright and gravity-assisted positions ⸻ ⏳ Labor Progress & Patience • We understand labor can be variable and request time and patience if mom and baby are stable • Avoid augmentation (Pitocin, AROM) unless medically indicated and discussed • Preference to labor down and wait for the urge to push ⸻ 🫶 Pushing & Delivery • Support for pushing in positions other than supine • Coaching only if requested • Warm compresses and perineal support if available ⸻ 💉 Pain Management • Planning to labor without an epidural initially • Open to pain relief if requested • Please offer options without pressure ⸻ 🧾 Interventions & Consent • Please explain benefits, risks, and alternatives before interventions • We appreciate being asked for consent whenever possible ⸻ 🤍 After Birth • Delayed cord clamping • Immediate skin-to-skin if baby is stable • Routine newborn care done bedside when possible • Support for breastfeeding initiation ⸻ 🩺 If complications arise We trust the medical team and appreciate clear communication and inclusion in decision-making.