Find Doula Jobs in Titusville, FL

Hi! I’m looking for a postpartum doula in the Brevard County area, ideally Melbourne/Viera, with a strong focus on maternal recovery after birth. My main priority is my own physical recovery postpartum. I’m looking for someone who can provide in-home support with postpartum nutrition and meal planning/preparation, recovery routines, and ideally hands-on recovery support such as postpartum massage, mobility work, or guidance with safe exercises. Experience with pelvic floor recovery or working alongside a pelvic floor physical therapist would also be a big plus. I’d also love support with the baby as needed, particularly establishing healthy newborn routines, breast feeding support, and gradually developing good sleep habits and a manageable daily rhythm for our family. Essentially, I’m looking for comprehensive postpartum support that prioritizes the mother’s recovery while also helping with newborn care and making the transition at home easier. Please let me know if you provide this type of support, what your postpartum packages typically include, and whether you serve the Melbourne/Viera area.

I’m a first time mom and I heard great things about doulas but not 100% sure exactly what they provide just a brief summary. I will be giving birth at Holmes regional medical center.

Birthing at Viera hospital, I don’t have an estimated budget, I need to work on completing my birth plan

First baby, giving birth in Melbourne, Fl. Hoping for pregnancy support & birth doula. Budget is around $1500.

Winnie Palmer 1500 Unmedicated and quiet with doula and husband as little intervention as possible

I will be having a hospital birth, but I want to be able to have an unmedicated birth in whatever position feels right and be able to do that with the support of someone who can advocate for me when I cannot. Along with not just delayed cord clamping I want to wait until the cord is white and no longer pulsing. Having someone there to help me remain comfortable and confident in myself and my decisions. I would also like to gain the knowledge on what to do before, during, and after labor. This is my first pregnancy at 34 year old and im a bit nervous. My budget is around $1,000-1,500.

Most interested in a labor doula but would love to hear about night nanny and post partum doula services

Im pregnant with my third child. Ive had two successful natural births but this thime i would like a peacefull pregnancy. Im also relocating from Miami to Orlando in December.

First time mom, high risk hospital birth, looking for affordable options for Doula not covered by insurance. Looking for education, advocacy and help with hospital birth and some help adjusting afterwards

I would like to give birth at home, I want to use insurance I have Cigna and haven’t come up with a birth plan yet. I’m 14weeks as of now

AdventHealth orlando hospital 1000 I want all natural no medication if possible. I want to be able to move and give birth using gravity for support Just want someone who will advocate for my requests and is experienced Sleep training

I plan to give birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital in Orlando, FL I am seeking a doula that would be covered under Tricare insurance I plan to have labor and delivery that is safest for baby. I will be using epidural. Certified doula that can advocate for my needs and help through the labor especially if it’s been a long labor. I was 32 hours in labor with my first and did not feel supported by the nurses. I am 33 and seeking a doula that can support me through every step of labor and delivery including postpartum Mainly hospital support and the night after to help with self care and breastfeeding as a lactation consultant never met me the first time.

I do not want to give birth alone, so I am looking for a birthing partner. I want to breastfeed successfully this time around. Having a lactation consultant and night nurse will help. I will give birth at AdventHealth celebration location I’m not sure what my budget is so I’m interested in receiving different quotes. I had a very traumatic birth experience nearly 13 years ago with my oldest.

Birthing center 1,500 natural birth no medication

I plan to give birth in a birthing center. For my birth plan I would like - [ ] No ointment on eyes - [ ] No Hep B vaccine - [ ] Delay cord clamp for 5 minutes - [ ] Vlog everything!!! - [ ] Immediate skin to skin - [ ] No vitamin k shot - [ ] No vaccines - [ ] Music - [ ] No pitocin - [ ] Semi reclined - [ ] No constant cervical checks until I feel the need - [ ] Push on my side or hands and knees - [ ] No coached pushing. Listen to my body - [ ] No episiotomy unless emergency - [ ] Dim lights - [ ] Move around. Medicine ball. Walk. - [ ] Immediate skin-to-skin - [ ] Me or my partner needs to be presence for any procedure - [ ] Delay all newborn procedures for an hour for bonding including bath

Hospital Not sure, looking for more info Still deciding

Mostly interested in birth doula during hospital birth. Would like to be paired with certified doula. Looking to communicate rates, haven't set a budget just yet main language of English.

Natural hospital birth with little interventions. I’m not sure about the rest

Plan on giving birth in the hospital, I plan and my goal is to do a natural birth i’m against the epidural I can’t do big needles nor do I want to feel paralyzed after birth in my legs

Giving birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital I have insurance through Tricare and Medicaid My birth plan is a VBA2C. I want to labor as much at home as I can . I’m open to pain relief intervention and I would like to be able to push. If I can go natural that would be amazing.