Find Doula Jobs in Tamarac, FL

I want to understand lactation and keep my placenta

I would like to give birth at the hospital, spending no more than $2000 . A few things I have added to my birth plan are - Delaying the bath - Delaying Umbilical cord cut - Skin to skin contact - Baby does not leave the room, if absolutely necessary grandma & dad must go and advised why - Keeping placenta - Laboring down

Hello! I plan to have my baby girl at home and with my husband by my side. As far as estimated budget, I really don't have a set number. I would prefer to have a water birth as well.

I'm due in mid-October and planning to deliver at Mount Sinai Medical Center on Miami Beach. I live in Coral Springs, so I need a doula who is comfortable with that drive and can come to my home during early labor before we head to the hospital. I'm planning an unmedicated, natural birth. This is my second baby — my first is 13 months old, and I had a natural delivery with no epidural. I labored about 14 hours at home before going in and delivered without medication. I'm using HypnoBirthing again this time and following essentially the same practices that worked for me last time, so I'd like a doula who can support that approach rather than start me from scratch. For coverage: I have a Sunshine Health Medicaid plan, and I'm specifically looking for a doula who is contracted with Sunshine Health so that services are covered. Doula care is a covered benefit under my plan and doesn't require prior authorization. If you're not currently in-network with Sunshine Health, please let me know upfront so we don't lose time. What I'm looking for in a provider: At least 3–5 years of active birth doula experience Certified HypnoBirthing practitioner who can actively coach me through the techniques during labor, not just be familiar with the term A strong advocate who will help my partner and me hold our ground if hospital staff push interventions we haven't asked for and don't want Fluent English I'd like to interview a few doulas before deciding, so please let me know your availability for a short intro call.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I'm still working on putting a birth plan together.

First time mom. I plan on giving birth either at Memorial Regional Hospital or Memorial West Hospital. Would like to use insurance if possible. Planning a natural unmediated birth.

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Looking for midwife and dula who works together great . I’m also interested in water birth

I’m 4 months pregnant looking for a doula that accepts my insurance and don’t have any prenatal care currently

We would like a night nanny to help with overnight newborn care. Preferred someone with experienced and CPR trained.

Will be giving birth at Memorial on flamingo road. Open budget. want to have another vaginal birth without epidural (last one failed). Better breathing through contraction control. Stretches.

I’m not on a strict program I just want someone who know what they are doing and loves what they are doing

I want to do a pool birth I want delayed curd clamping I also want to keep my placenta I also would like them to assist me throughout the whole process

We are looking for an experienced postpartum doula/night nanny to help our family with our newborn for approximately 2 weeks to 1 month. Our main need is overnight support so that we can get some rest while knowing the baby is in capable, experienced hands. We are looking for someone who is very comfortable caring for newborns and can help with feeding, burping, soothing, diaper changes, settling the baby back to sleep, and general newborn care throughout the night. This is our second baby. We especially value someone who is calm, confident, nurturing, reliable, and has significant experience with newborns. An RN, postpartum/L&D nursing background, newborn care specialist certification, or similar medical/newborn experience would be a major plus, though not necessarily required for the right person.

My name is Maria, 25 y/o first time mom. Looking for a doula covered by tricare. Will be giving birth (God’s will) at the Bethesda.

HCA Florida University Hospital: Natural birth with epidural, want to learn more about more about birth and not tearing

I plan on giving birth at a birth center and I have insurance that fully overs doulasunited healthcare and simply Medicaid. I want to give birth without an Epidural or pain meds as best as possible and looking for support and guidance through it all. This is my first baby and I’m excited but also want to be as prepared as can be!

HCS florida Davie Not sure what I should budget don't know much about pricing. Wishlist vbac and hopefully unmedicated

Hello! We are excited to welcome our little one and are looking for a kind, experienced, and dependable caregiver to support our family after the birth. I will be delivering at the hospital and am planning to have a scheduled C-section. Because of this, I'm looking for someone who is experienced in caring for newborns and can provide both compassionate care for our baby and helpful support during my recovery. Our ideal candidate has at least three years of professional experience with newborns, is knowledgeable about infant sleep routines and gentle sleep training, and holds current, verifiable Infant CPR and First Aid certifications. We value someone who is patient, nurturing, reliable, calm under pressure, communicates well, and genuinely enjoys helping families during this special time. If you have a passion for newborn care and supporting parents during those first few months, we'd love to hear from you!

My husband is in the army stationed overseas and might not be there for birth. I need someone to be with me and support me during labor and birth as well as advocate. My insurance is Tricare select