Find Doula Jobs in Smyrna, TN

I want some help prepare for childbirth delivery.

I need a great doula for my induction at my hospital and someone who is understanding of my needs

We are expecting our first baby and are looking for a supportive, experienced doula to be part of our birth journey. I plan to give birth in a hospital and am currently exploring options, with a preference for a provider familiar with the Nashville area and local hospitals. As a first-time mom, I would love a doula who provides both emotional and educational support before, during, and immediately after birth. I’m hoping for a birth experience that is informed, calm, and empowering. While I am open to medical interventions if necessary, I would like support in labor comfort techniques, advocacy, and understanding my options throughout the process. I am interested in a certified doula with experience supporting first-time parents. A warm, patient, and reassuring personality is very important to me. Additional experience with postpartum support is a plus. I am 29 years old and this is my first pregnancy. At this time, I am primarily looking for birth support, but I would be interested in discussing postpartum services such as newborn care education, breastfeeding support, light meal preparation, or light household assistance if available. My budget is approximately $800–$1,500, though I am open to discussing packages based on services offered.

Where do you plan to give birth (home)? Plan to use insurance Describe your birth plan at home birth minimal assistance, breathing techniques when it’s time to push coaching Describe your requirements for the provider (certification preferred art a CNM a CNA Doula, LM. of years experience, second language spoken) as long as they speak English, and at least 10 years of experience with VBAC as well Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc. Information will be included in elaborate when contract signed) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) these and educational playtime for sensory..

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I hope to have a vbac, but nervous because my body seemed to burn through the epidural quickly which resulted in me having 3 epidurals. I do plan on having a medicated birth. Unsure about budget. Open minded

I don’t know any of this yet that’s what I need a doula for

Hi! I'm pregnant and due with my first child due in December. I would love to chat regarding support for nightly child care. Thank you!

I need a nighttime nurse to help with a newborn overnight. Feedings, changing baby’s diapers, and assisting them while needed so my partner & I can get some rest. I need atleast 2 years experience. English preferred. I use Cigna.

I am 30 weeks pregnant. First time parents Spanish-speaking birth doula/bilingual. Birth location is Vanderbilt University Medical Center: natural and low intervention labor. Budget: 1000

need help maintaining strength and flexibility and preparing for birth

I plan to have my baby at home or in a birthing center. Only in a hospital without being hooked up to ivs and other things. I do not have a birth plan yet but i know i do not want a lot of things. im not sure on a budget but no more than 10,000-15,000 at most.

Saint thomas Midtown birthing center first pregnancy wanting to lean more on the natural birth side of things but i’m also open

Vanderbilt Medical No specific budget No birth plan yet but I want to discuss one

I am planning to give birth at the TriStar Hendersonville Birth Center in Hendersonville, TN. My goal is an unmedicated vaginal birth, and I am looking for a doula who can provide continuous emotional and physical support throughout labor. I would love help with breathing techniques, relaxation, movement, positioning, counter-pressure, and other comfort measures to help me manage labor without medication. I want to feel calm, informed, empowered, and supported while also remaining flexible if unexpected circumstances arise. I am looking for someone who is encouraging, patient, knowledgeable, and experienced with supporting unmedicated hospital births. I would especially appreciate someone who is comfortable helping me advocate for my birth preferences while maintaining a positive relationship with my medical team. I don't know my budget at this time.

First birth, giving birth at hospital hopefully in the birthing center. Unsure of budget. Unmedicated. Honestly I’m not sure on a lot of things. Just want to speak to someone about options and pricing.

searching for kind, experienced birth and postpartum doula for virtual or in-person visits.

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Nashville. Since our insurance does not cover a doula our estimated budget is $1000. I am not sure exactly what my birth plan will be. With a medical condition I think I do plan to get the epidural at some point. I do want delayed cord clamping, no eyedrops, and minimal interventions. I want my provider to be certified and have experience helping first time moms that do not deal with pain well. I am 25 and possible have POTS or Vasovagal syncopy. I would love someone who also is a lactation consultant

My insurance requires that I give birth at Centennial Hospital. I know I don't want to labor on my back. I don't really have a birth plan yet. I'm nervous about giving birth at Centennial because I don't know anyone else who has given birth there.

I’m just getting started with a birth plan but I want to give birth in a hospital

I had my daughter via emergency c-section in August 2025 due to preeclampsia. She was delivered a month early. My husband and I found out we were pregnant again while my daughter is only currently 9 months old and with a potential due date of December 29th, meaning there will only be about a 16 months old age gap. My OBGYN cleared me for a VBAC and I would really like to try to do things as naturally as possible. I feel much less confident going into this pregnancy than I did with my firstborn with a previous c-section and with the age gap. We plan on giving birth at St. Thomas Midtown in Nashville, TN. I don’t know what all is possible with a VBAC but my plan with my daughter originally was no epidural, no pitocin, and to labor at home as long as possible, but again, I worry about the risks with a VBAC may mean we should be at the hospital earlier in the labor process. I am looking for information and help with laboring naturally and natural pain management.