Find Doula Jobs in St. Cloud, MN

Wanting to find a post partum doula or night nanny. Our son is due 9/7/26. My husband is going on a hunting trip 9/19 for a week and I’m really wanting more help during that week. I’m open to either day time or night time. Probably 3 times a week?

I am having my fourth and last baby at 36. I will be 37 at time of birth. This is my second high risk baby all because my last baby was high risk, I am geriatric and my medications scares the crap out of the ob/gyn. I do have a separate provider who manages those medications. While my mom is supportive, my partner has not always been the best at making sure I am taking care of myself. He needs the help to be more involved with my health than he has in the past. I have a therapist for emotional support but he can only help so much and I need a kick in the pants with facts. Not what some YouTuber or TikTok person said.

ideally i’d like to give birth in some sort of birth center where i can possibly do a water birth, but those are really the only details i have. i don’t know what my budget is or what my birth plan is yet.

TTC: I've had 2 early miscarriages. 1ts May 2022 & 2nd March 2023. We took a couple years off due to some injuries/health issues. We are now 36yrs(w) and 41yrs(h) and ttc. We are going on 3 months with no positive outcome. Pregnancy: Once pregnant my wish is to not take any vaccines while pregnant and we do not plan to vaccine our children. I'm still doing research but we are leaning towards not vaccinating. Birth: I'm open. I would like to learn more about my options.

Birth needs and postpartum needs. Having birth at st. Joseph's hospital in brainerd MN. Please be certified.

I will be delivering at MN Health Fairview Clinic in Princeton, MN. I am on Medical Assistance, so I am looking for someone who takes Medical Insurance. My plan is to go unmedicated with laughing gas through contractions. My room will be low light, calming music, minimal motoring, labor in water and moving around.

Birth location: North Memorial Hospital- Maple Grove, MN Price range: $600 Leaning towards a medicated birth.

I'm giving birth in a hospital and hope to have a natural birth. This is my second child. I had breastfeeding struggles with the first and would love someone who can help with that. I will be 35 at time of birth. If the doula wouldn't mind watching the baby for a few hours so I could get sleep after birth that would be amazing. Someone who is Christian would also be a plus. I'm hoping to find someone who also works with my insurance

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but hope to have minimal interventions unless absolutely medically necessary. This is my first pregnancy via IVF after dealing with infertility, and I would like someone who is sensitive to that.

I am living in the Elk River area. I would like to give birth at a baby center that supports water births. This is my 2nd pregnancy. I would like someone who is calm and energy is positive.

I plan to give birth in a hospital with a midwife. Estimated budget is $500. I want an unmedicated birth

Hospital birth but would like to keep low intervention and as natural as possible. First time parent so looking to see how much this might cost and if it’s something we can afford. Would like to labor at home as long as possible and then will go to Maple Grove fo delivery.

I would prefer a child birth center or home birth. I would like to birth in natural positions and use gravity to help with pushing. I would prefer female staff to be in the room during birthing process. I would prefer no epidural, and use natural home remedies for pain.

Soon after our delivery date we will likely want 3 week nights / week of overnight help. We just started looking at this, so we aren’t sure what certifications, rates, etc. we want, but we are expecting to book ~30 nights of time, at hopefully a deal since we would be booking so many hours. I think we mostly just want baby care, but maybe some sleep training, and might want to add occasional cooking / cleaning dishes later (curious how the rates differ with the additional services)

Hospital birth Budget - unsure Birth plan - tbd Tricare West Tricare-approved doulas have met all of the following requirements to be a Certified Labor Doula under this demonstration. •Certified through an approved doula training organization •Attended a training curriculum of at least 24 hours for doula training •Attended a breastfeeding course •Attended a childbirth course •Provided continuous labor support for at least three births in the last three years, with a minimum of 15 hours over the three births •Provided antepartum and postpartum support for at least one birth •Hold a current child, infant, and adult CPR certification •Have an NPI

I am hoping to have a unmedicated birth likely at the Mother Baby Center or Twin Cities Birth Center. We were hoping for a home birth but discovered it’s a bit of an insurance challenge. I plan to use TRICARE Reserve Select insurance so hope to find a doula that works with that. Still defining my birth plan, but would love for it to be unmedicated, minimal intervention…allowing my body to do its natural thing and be empowered by kind supportive humans. :)