Find Doula Jobs in St. Petersburg, FL

This is my first child and I’m moving to Tampa in the next couple of months. I would love someone to help advocate my wishes for my birth along with some guidance and support. I’m planning on going to Adventheath in Westley chapel. I’m not sure about the budget as I don’t know what doulas range usually. Just looking for information and this support is something I’m interested in having in a new environment as a new mom!

Support through the night Support through lactation Support with c section recovery

Planning to deliver at advent health Tampa Unsure of what to expect for cost Undecided on birth plan and needing education First time pregnancy and delivery

Birth support to help my partner support me and birth without epidural. Birthing at a hospital. Under $2000

I plan to give birth at sarasota memorial hospital. This will be my second born child. Our first was born at a birth center and I loved the experience, but our insurance changed which is why we are giving birth at a hospital this time. I would love to have another unmedicated vaginal birth with minimal medical interventions. Estimated budget is around $1,500-2,000.

We have 2 newborns. One is 2.5 weeks and one is 11.5 weeks. My husband is going back to work, and I had a c section hysterectomy with the birth of my daughter on July 10th. I am needing assistance caring for my newborns, as well as basic household duties as needed. My insurance Cigna covers, so I am looking for in-network options.

Hello, I am looking for someone that accepts Medicaid. I have recently moved from South Carolina to Lakeland Florida. This is my first child and honestly I don’t really know too much about midwives and doulas, I just know I want an at home birth and a trusted supportive midwife by my side. I’ve tried all the birthing centers in the area and they are all booked in August. I thank you for taking the time out to read this. If you are unable as well please point me in the right direction with some recommendations please I really would appreciate it.

Hospital, Orlando Health / Watson clinic new location on Lakeland Highlands 300-500 dollar budget I want to have the freedom to stay active during labor / use a birthing ball, low lights and soothing music (I've been using a hypnobirthing app), no epidural unless absolutely necessary or requested, request a lactation consultant, delayed umbilical cord clamping. That is all I have for now but would like helping in maybe adding more.

- hopsital - seeing if anyone takes humana - ty!

I need a midwife who can help me through pregnancy journey

We are looking for a guide on this journey of pregnancy and childbirth. We are new to Florida and do not have family in the area. Light cleaning, cooking, and supportive house tasks are a plus while husband is at work or night support so mom can rest overnight.

My name is Kendra, and I’m looking for a doula to support me through my second pregnancy. I’m an African American female, planning a VBAC after an emergency C-section with my first, which healed well. I plan to birth at Lakeland Regional and would really appreciate emotional support during labor. I am a working waitress and I have Medicaid, so I’m hoping to find someone who accepts that. I’m located in Lakeland. Please let me know if you’re available and your services. I’d love to discuss how you could support me.

i’m planning a hospital birth. i need to be seen & listened to by doctors, nurses & other hospital staff. i need a more time to make a birth plan but i will have one. i prefer a doula who has at least 3 years of experience, but one who will advocate for me would do just fine!! im 25 this is my 2nd child. im a mom to a 3 year old boy who i would like to still feel loved.

I would like to do a home water birth. I don't know a budget because I'm unsure how much these things may cost and if insurance may be able to assist. I don't want to be medicated I would like a relaxing environment and comforting coach to help me get through it.