Find Doula Jobs in St. Charles, MO

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Open budget. Someone who is heavily experienced in ppd and close pregnancies. [personal details hidden] and am [personal details hidden]. My one baby is 4 months and formula feeds. Would also like help with cleaning, cooking, and laundry.

Hospital birth Insurance Don’t have a birth plan English

First baby due 1/13/27, planning a hospital birth at Missouri Baptist but trying to do a low intervention, unmedicated birth. Planning to stay at home during early labor, so would love to have an experienced opinion from a doula of when to go to the hospital. I just started learning about the benefits of natural birth and want to try it but know it will be a challenge with potential pressure from providers and the temptation of an epidural being right there in the hospital! Since I’m already 30 weeks, it feels too late to switch providers or do a birthing center. Also Looking for someone who can also help support my partner and help him know how to support me during the process! He is so sweet and helpful but also his first birth so might not know how to help. [personal details hidden] and tend to be more logical and not super emotional, I respond best to direct, firm encouragement and direction!

Hello, We are looking for a Doula that is certified and accepts Tricare West coverage (we have Tricare Reserve Select). I am still working out my personal birth plan as we are very early in our pregnancy, but wanted to get a head start on finding a Doula that is the right fit. I would like to try to have an unmedicated birth, but still want to leave my options open for a medicated birth. I am also hoping to breastfeed and would appreciate a doula who is knowledgeable about breastfeeding and can provide some guidance during the postpartum period.

Need nighttime postpartum doula to help with all aspects of newborn care and cleanup overnight

I want to have a low intervention, un medicated birth at Mercy Hospital off Ballas Road. This is my first pregnancy. I’m unsure how much doulas cost, but would love to keep it as low as possible due to all of our other medical bills.

I need someone that can educate me on birthing and taking care of pain doing labor

Unmedicated birth at mercy ballas. 5th child, will probably be induced

My first baby, need help at hospital need someone to be in delivery room with me and advocate for me. Unknown place of birth yet. Budget: 1600

I will be giving birth in a hospital. I am unsure on a budget, I do have health care through my job and also medicaid if that helps. I don't really have a birth plan, this is my first child I just want to ensure that I have an advocate that'll help with necessary birth decisions.

I’d like to birth at home, I have insurance through Medicaid; HealthyBlue. I would like to also do a nonmedicated/natural water birth!

Planning to deliver at Mercy Birthing Center, hoping to match with a doula who takes medicaid (MO Health Net, UHC) since we are on a pretty tight budget, and hoping for a low intervention natural birth

First Baby, Planning to have birth at Mercy Hospital.

Vbac at Mercy Birthing Center unmedicated. We have Tricare select

I want to be able to be prepared for any and everything that comes with being a first time mother

First baby, planning a hospital birth in St. Louis, MO. Hoping for an unmedicated birth, and I'd like someone who can support my partner too. Budget around $1,500. I’m 14 weeks now. And I would like to see the doula at least every month

I need someone to assist me during my entire pregnancy and labor. I need to understand the techniques and methods that make the whole process smoother

Delivering at MoBap in St. Louis. Trying for a VBAC [personal details hidden]. I'd like to go natural but the VBAC is the most important thing for me after a healthy baby.

I am a first-time mom looking for a doula. I am due 5/23, but will be induced 5/16 at the latest at BJC by the WashU MFM team. I am a high-risk pregnancy [personal details hidden]. For that reason, the docs tell me the best bet is a vaginal delivery ([personal details hidden]). With that in mind, I'm looking for someone that has experience in high-risk and/or VBAC.

I’m a first-time mom looking for both birth and postpartum doula support. I’m planning to give birth at Mercy Midwifery Center and would love someone who can provide calm, hands-on support during labor, help with comfort measures and natural pain-management techniques, advocate for my birth preferences, and support both me and my husband throughout labor and delivery. For postpartum, I’m looking for someone who can help me feel confident caring for our newborn while also supporting my recovery. I’d appreciate newborn care guidance, feeding/breastfeeding support, soothing techniques, sleep guidance, and general education about what to expect with a newborn and postpartum recovery. I’d also love practical help around the house during those early weeks, including meal prep, dishes, light cleaning, and laundry, so I can focus on resting, healing, breastfeeding, bonding with our baby, and adjusting to being a new mom. I’m especially interested in someone who is experienced, patient, supportive of natural birth, and knowledgeable about both maternal recovery and newborn care.