Find Doula Jobs in Tennessee

I had my daughter via emergency c-section in August 2025 due to preeclampsia. She was delivered a month early. My husband and I found out we were pregnant again while my daughter is only currently 9 months old and with a potential due date of December 29th, meaning there will only be about a 16 months old age gap. My OBGYN cleared me for a VBAC and I would really like to try to do things as naturally as possible. I feel much less confident going into this pregnancy than I did with my firstborn with a previous c-section and with the age gap. We plan on giving birth at St. Thomas Midtown in Nashville, TN. I don’t know what all is possible with a VBAC but my plan with my daughter originally was no epidural, no pitocin, and to labor at home as long as possible, but again, I worry about the risks with a VBAC may mean we should be at the hospital earlier in the labor process. I am looking for information and help with laboring naturally and natural pain management.

Hi! I found out my insurance covers doula services, and I wanted to reach out 😊 I’m currently pregnant and interested in having extra support during pregnancy and possibly birth/postpartum. I’d love to know more about you and your availability. Thank you!

I want a doula who will help lead me with knowledge going through pregnancy and through labor. Due to being a single mother I want to have someone there who will help support me and advocate for me! This will be my first baby and I’m so excited!

We are surprised but excited to be welcoming a baby in early September! This is our third, and he will arrive likely via c-section, so support recovery will need to have this in mind. We have 2 older children, 8 and 10, and two dogs. We are an active family with sports, dogs, and friends and family nearby---but will certainly need support as we enter this chapter. We are looking for both postpartum mother and baby support for at least 3-4 weeks, with the option to remain for longer term childcare needs. Night nursing would be needed for at least a few nights a week in the first month, in addition to daytime support. But this would not be a long-term requirement and can be flexible here. We would love additional help with light cooking/cleaning/and household support. We require either doula certification or medicare-qualifications to meet our employee benefit requirements. Budget from 25-45 an hour. Second language not required, but welcomed!

Looking for a in home doulas cause I really want to have a natural home birth for my last and final baby and one that accepts united healthcare I need someone there for the whole pregnancy labor and at least 24 hours postpartum

Hospital Natural birth Advocate Help me work through my birth Unknown budget I want a natural with in the hospital with my husband and I in the room want to be able to move freely and have delayed cord clamping and golden hour after

I want a midwife to aid in mental and physical needs. To prevent ptsd during or after birth. I would like a natural birth w/no meds. Birth to be at Baptist womens hospital. I am unsure of what my budget should look like. I currently have insurance through the state of Tennessee through BlueCare. I have no knowledge of what they cover or if they do at all. I want the placenta to stay on for an additional 2/3mins to pump excess nutrients into my baby. I would also like to leave with my placenta. I will have documentation to support these claims/accommodations.

I’d like someone I can almost see as a sister, someone who I can trust with my baby overnight or as needed as I am a clingy mama and feel guilty for any help but I know it will be needed . I have a daughter that was born February 2025 but I will need help as we are expecting a newborn December 2026. Must pass background check. No budget.

My partner is being prosecuted for domestic violence towards me and I won't have anyone at the hospital with me to support me during the birth process. I'm looking for a doula that accepts Blue Cross Blue shield of Michigan insurance

I’m very anxious need a midwife so I want have to go to the emergency room so much my first pregnancy so I’m just learning alot , I plan on giving birth at Baptist hospital & I was hoping the insurance cover the cost

I am a quadruple amputee just found out I’m pregnant with my first child I don’t want to do it in the hospital unless it’s necessary I know how to do everything without hands and feet but I do have prosthetics just really looking for help

Home I have Tenn care and I'm looking for different options.

I am seeking a birth doula to assist me bedside while in labor that is covered by my insurance. This will be a VBAC Delivery

We are looking for a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the early weeks after bringing home our baby girl (due August 2026). Ideally, we would love someone who has formal training or certification in postpartum care, newborn support, and breastfeeding, with at least 2–5 years of hands-on experience. A calm, nurturing presence and strong intuition with both baby and mother are very important to us. Our baby will be a newborn, and we are hoping for support with newborn care, soothing techniques, feeding guidance (breastfeeding support is a plus), and helping establish healthy sleep rhythms. We are also looking for someone who understands the emotional and physical needs of a mother during postpartum recovery and can provide gentle, supportive care during that time. Additional responsibilities may include light household tasks such as baby laundry, tidying up common areas, simple meal prep, and helping maintain a peaceful, organized environment. If the provider has experience with sleep shaping or gentle sleep routines, that would be a bonus, but not required. We prefer someone who values a natural, low-tox lifestyle and is mindful of the products and approaches used around our baby. A faith-aligned or spiritually grounded individual would also be a wonderful fit, though not required. We are currently exploring both daytime and overnight support and are open to discussing a schedule that works well for both sides. Based on local rates, we are anticipating a budget of approximately $25–$35 per hour depending on experience and services provided, but we are open to discussing this for the right fit. We are looking for someone who will feel like a trusted, supportive presence in our home during this special season.

* I plan to give birth at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City in Tennessee. * I don’t have an estimated budget currently just nothing extremely expensive. * I do not have an all around birth plan currently that is why I am in seeking a doula. * My requirements for the provider would be some variation of a certification from a reputable organization like: DONA International, CAPPA, or ICEA, 1–2 years or 10 or more births attended, support hospital birth, dealt with pregnancies similar to mine, communication and personality, not pushy about “natural only” or anti-hospital views, and a Christian if possible. * I have no specific details I prefer about my care recipients as in age, special needs, feeding, etc. I am 19 years old and I just prefer someone who is nonjudgmental, kind, genuine, and overall helpful. * Any additional duties would be making me feel comfortable with any awkwardness, praying over me and the unit, setting up the delivery room just making it comfortable and safe like home. * My estimated budget would be between $500 – $1,200. Preferably $800 maximum.

I am interested in a doula for several reasons. One reason is before birth and postpartum super. Another reason is placenta capsulation. I plan giving birth at a birthing center. I have insurance.

I would like to have a natural hospital birth and have a doula to help coach me through labor and help advocate for me with hospital staff.

I’m just getting started with a birth plan but I want to give birth in a hospital

I am currently pregnant with twin, and have 6 children ahead of them ranging in ages from 13 to almost 2, including a set of twins. Having struggled through the newborn phase with our previous twins we’re looking for an extra set of hands. We will be delivering in Greeneville TN but we live in Bristol TN/Abingdon VA.

I want to have an advocate for my birth plan with me and also someone helping me through my pregnancy and delivery. I want to feel as prepared as I can with helpful knowledge and a more natural approach that is best for the baby not what the standards are which sometimes I feel like the hospital goes by.