Find Birth Doula Jobs in St. Augustine, FL

I plan to give birth at Flagler hospital in Saint Augustine. I am hoping to pay little to nothing. I hope to have a calm, natural birth, with dim lights, in a natural position for me, and where I can let my body do the work instead of pushing and tearing. I am hoping for a doula that is non judgmental, open minded, and has a calming presence, but can be stern with the hospital employees if needed. I have a Florida blue HMO plan, member id xjgh32700970. Group number l0784.

Reasonably affordable midwife, ideally for homebirth. Extremely holistic approach, absolute bare minimum. Looking for support with high mobility, low intervention labor. Preferred experience w/cord clamping, golden hour, etc. Primarily seeking midwife who is familiar with warning signs/problem occurrences in the event that labor should be continued or moved to a hospital location. But absolutely would prefer a homebirth. First time mom. Also looking for potential breastfeeding and postpartum support, just to help get my footing. Happy to elaborate on anything here; please get in touch! Looking forward to hearing from you!

Support in the delivery room. Goal is no epidural. Pain tolerance is very low. Worried about partner being able to help

wanting someone to advocate for me and help me achieve a natural birth with no epidural

I was thinking of wanting to have a water birth Home

- Hospital birth - $1000 or more affordable - vaginal birth, epidural, looking for more help in creating my birth plan

Daytona hospital advent health I want to give birth

I want to give birth at home but I was diagnosed with preeclampsia and have to get induced at the hospital I’m not sure what budget to put because I don’t know how much doula charge

Hospital,$1,000 with payment plan. Still unsure of my birthplan

I need a certified doula with 10 or more years of experience who will help and advocate for me during the birth of my baby. I plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center and will need help with exercising my pelvic floor muscles and preparing for birth. I would like to try giving birth unmedicated to start, with the exception of nitrous gas but get medicated if I ask for it as labor progresses. I would like the doula to recommend any nutrition coaches, prenatal physical therapies and educate me and my husband on newborn care including feeding and bathing our newborn baby. I am not certain of my budget yet, but lower cost would be preferred. My insurance is through Tricare Select.

Baptist medical center - looking for birth doubla covered by tricare

Hello! My name is Alexis and I’m 20 weeks pregnant with a little boy. I have private select and my husband ~may~ be deployed when I give birth in August. I know TRICARE covers doulas and would love more information from you! Right now I plan to give birth at Memorial and have no birth plan other than playing wocka flocka no hands..

I plan to birth at a hospital I’m unsure of everything else I’m learning more as I go.

I’d Ike to give birth in a hospital This is my first Looks for under 8k payment plan to be paid by birth I want a epidural and prefer a natural delivery I don’t know alot and am opening to learning more

Hi! Currently new to Jacksonville and expecting my baby baby this year! Since we are newer to the area and don’t have family near us I would love to have a doula to advocate for me during labor so my husband can be fully present with me!!

hospital birth medical background - nurse looking for birth support and consulting on first child budget TBD- looking for someone covered by my insurance, united healthcare

Giving birth on NAS Jacksonville. Insurance is Tricare Primer

I’m looking for a doula who can help advocate for us during a hospital birth. This is my first birth/pregnancy and I want someone who is educated and understands this world. I know the hospital environment can get hectic and I want someone who can protect my husband and i’s calm during the birthing process. I would also love help with breastfeeding as I haven’t done it before, and potentially postpartum help if I need it (i do think my mom will be helping me, but I’m not sure what to expect). I’m hoping to avoid an epidural, but I’m still looking into different pain management options.

Hospital birth at baptist downtown jax. I have Sunshine Health insurance. Want to properly prepare for a natural birth

I plan to have a home birth that is as unassisted as possible, I hope to find someone who allows me to have control over who is taking my labs and doing my ultrasounds, I plan to deliver at home with littler to no intervention at all as long as everything is going to plan, plan B would be to go to a hospital