Find Birth Doula Jobs in Springfield, OH

This is an IVF pregnancy after 4 losses. I am being seen by an OB and MFM, but would like someone can reach out to easier with questions. I will give birth at the hospital, and my only birth plan is both me and the baby go home alive.

I want to try a natural birth but I’m scared and I’m afraid I’ll get pressured into a non-natural birth

miami valley hospital , do you take insurance ? water birth , couple years , english , insurance ?

Looking for professional birth support as I am going to go unmedicated

Looking at having a VBAC but also open to repeat cesarían if necessary. Plan for hospital birth. Plan for having an epidural as late as possible but wanting to push in optimal positions still. Would like a doula that’s VBAC certified. Budget of $1000-1500

I plan to give birth in a birthing clinic/ hospital I'd like to go unmedicated.

Looking for a doula that takes medicaid. Delivering in Dayton.

I plan to give birth at the Berry Health Center at Miami Valley in downtown Dayton OH. My budget is $1000 max. I don’t have a birth plan yet and would like to be able to go through one with my birth doula!

I’m looking for a doula who will assist in developing a birth plan. I will give birth in a hospital but un-medicated. I need a couch for birth. I want someone certified with multiple years of experience. If someone is knowledgeable about hEDS, that is a bonus but not required.

I plan to give birth at Miami Valley Hospital and I don’t have a budget because my insurance covers the hospital bill. I do not have a birth plan as of right now.

I plan to give birth at Kettering health main campus. I do not have an estimated budget as I am a first time mom and want to see what is out there. I want to have a natural birth as long as possible, but am open to an epidural if needed. I do not want to be induced or put on pitocin. I am still early and researching on a full birth plan.

I plan to birth at hospital but I want to labor at home. I’m looking for someone who will accept Caresource

1.Dublin Methodist 2.5k or less 3. Looking for postpartum care and virtual birth

My first birth was not a welcoming experience I was being told I had to be induced for hypertension and possible pre eclampsia then when I got to triage I looked fine and was going to go home until I had protein in my urine and was rushed to get a mag drip. I wasn’t explained why I needed it and when I was asking because I felt I wasn’t to that point yet they said I can leave AMA. From there I didn’t have a great experience at first. My practice had an on call dr that wasn’t really reading my chart or didn’t even know anything about me. I felt so out of control and lost. After 24 hours of just lying in bed with no progress begging for food or sleep and everyone telling me I needed to wait I broke down. I was finally at 6cm and they could ramp my induction up. I loved the nursing staff from that point on but I still felt like there was options for me that I wasn’t being given and I tried to advocate for myself and was overwhelmed. When it came to pushing I told them I was ready and to call the dr. They said it might be awhile. After 2 pushes my daughter was almost crowning and they called the doctor but I still wasn’t waiting. I told them to call the midwife and was her head was coming out I was told to wait and I said no and delivered her in 10ish min with the midwife walking in the room. But after that my uterus clamped down and my placenta was adhered to the top of my uterus and the doctor almost had to take me to the OR to get it out. Again I had to advocate for myself while I was unknowingly being pushed full of meds and prepped and said please cane someone else try to manually get it. Finally a dr from another practice was able to get the placenta out. I just would like someone who can help advocate for me and baby and knows my options or can explain them to me. I also want someone that knows me and when I say something takes me seriously. Hospital for delivery is Dublin Methodist.

I’m looking for a doula. I’ll be a first time mom and I want someone to guide me through everything. I plan to give birth at the hospital

Hospital birth, I plan to give birth naturally. Flexible in budget

I'm looking for a doula to support me through labor prep, labor itself, and postpartum with light household help. I have a daughter who will be turning 3 right around my due date, so I really want to make this transition as smooth as possible for all of us. After her birth, I struggled with postpartum depression and anxiety, and I’m hoping that with the right support this time — including emotional check-ins and practical help — I can have a healthier, more supported experience. Specifically, I’d love help with: • Preparing for labor (birth plan, comfort measures, partner support) • Labor support (at home and/or hospital, depending on how things go) • Postpartum visits with light duties like meal prep, watching my older child for short stretches, or just being an extra set of hands so I can rest I’m really hoping to find someone who understands the mental health side of the postpartum period and can help me set up a gentle, calm environment from the start. Let me know if you’re available and if this sounds like something you’d be able to support. Happy to chat further or set up a call. Thanks so much!

This is my first pregnancy and I want to deliver at home.

I am a trans man (female to male) pregnant with my 1st child. Birth tentatively planned for OSU Wexner Medical Center w/ OSU Midwifery Group. Budget semi-flexible, TBD based on services available. I am hoping to have a low-intervention birth, and ideally a waterbirth. I do not want to be induced or have an epidural, but would consider other methods for pain relief. I am looking for someone with experience consulting new parents on breastfeeding, especially for people who have had a major reduction. I had peri-areolar type of reduction (incisions around areola, nipples+areola left intact) and may be able to breastfeed. You should be comfortable working with LGBT+ people.

I am giving birth at OSU with the midwives. I am keeping the same midwife throughout pregnancy (rather than meeting with lots of them), so am expecting an unknown midwife at the birth. Because of this, I want to have the consistency of a doula I know will be at the birth. This is my 2nd birth. It was helpful to have a doula the first time for tips and tricks and to give my husband ideas and I hope for the same again. I had an unmedicated vaginal birth last time and hope to do the same again. We have Tricare insurance and ideally would find someone covered by insurance.