Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Topeka, KS

I never really had a doula, an with my last child when I delivered him the had push pitocin very fast an fet like I wasn't given the chance to try natural birth at all...an I really want that with this baby since it will be my last. I will be delivering at a hospital

1. Hospital birth - Rush Copley Aurora 2. This is my first time looking into doulas so I'm not entirely sure what budgets look like. Would like to stay under $800 3. I want to have an unmedicated birth, really trying to mentally prepare myself for labor and birth.

I plan to have a home birth. I’m currently considering a birth team, including a doula. I had intended on it being only myself and my husband present however, I don’t want to put 100% of the responsibility of my needs onto him. I intend to free birth with a lotus birth. I am not open to speaking with anyone that doesn’t understand and support that. I am looking for someone who can hold space, who is in tune with their energy, and emotionally support myself and my husband. I intend to exclusively breastfeed. I will be a first time mom. I am 37. I do not Intend on having any medical interventions. I will not need help with my baby but am open to lactation classes. I intend to continue self educating with free-birthing classes and hypno-birthing classes. Aside from emotional support I am also looking for someone who can cook and understands dietary needs for breastfeeding mothers. Currently in research mode at 12 week. No set budget. I’m looking for value.

I plan on giving birth at riverside i dont have a birth plan at the moment

I plan on giving birth in the hospital, I want to avoid C-section if possible. Looking for help in creating a birth plan and someone to advocate with my partner and I during delivery. Interested in delayed cord cutting immediate skin to skin contact. Currently looking for someone who excepts meridian Medicaid insurance

1. Hospital 2. Unknown 3. Natural , delayed cord clamping , golden hour

Hi I am looking for a Doula to assist in my home birth! My estimated budget would be 1500. I am working with Gentle Birth Care that will have a midwife and assistant for the birth but I'd like a Doula/ Lactation consultant.

Hi Kayla! I'm a mom of 6 - we recently had our second set of twins, 5 weeks old. I'm wondering what type of post-delivery care you provide? As it was with my first set of twins, I'm finding it difficult to meet all of the babies' newborn needs (being held while I breastfeed one, holding or soothing to sleep, etc) while managing my own needs (food and water, haha!). I think we just need some help for a few weeks during the day while my husband is at work. Is this something you do?

Planning a homebirth Budget $1,000 and lower Birth plan is avoid unnecessary intervention and have unmedicated calm birth

I want a more holistic approach for ultra sounds using a fetoscope.

I have been searching for a midwife or Doula that will accept insurance. I would prefer a birthing center but I have not found one that would be an option, I am perfectly happy being in a hospital with a midwife or doula with me. I'm currently with GPS but trying to find a place to switch to where I can have a midwife or doula. I would prefer a water birth but in the hospital I'm not sure that's doable my plan is for an unmedicated birth. My pregnancy has been uncomplicated and low risk

Planning on having a hospital birth. The current birth plan is a c-section due to prior spinal surgeries the mother has had. The only people present in the hospital room will be the mother, husband, doula, doctors, and nurses pre-birth and during. We would prefer if the provider has certifications and at least 3 years of experience. We do not require any additional languages other than English. The mother is classified as advanced maternal age. Parental education and preparation would be preferred. Estimated budget is $1000 - $1600 per month in costs.

We will be giving birth at the William Clements hospital with UT Southwestern. We would prefer an unmedicated vaginal birth if possible, but are happy to giving birth at the hospital in case of emergencies.

Deliver at big Baylor 1600 is budget Looking for a doula that I feel confident and comfortable with while giving birth.

Hospital birth, hoping to get covered with insurance. Hoping for minimal intervention

I plan to do a water birth at Mercy Hospital. Looking for someone who would be covered by insurance.

1) Central DuPage HospitaL 2) I would like to spend no more than $1,000 for a birth doula. May consider other services as well 3) VBAC, avoid c-section (very traumatic), open to all pain relief options but want epidural to be the last resort, open to medical interventions if other suggestions (walking, taking a shower, peanut ball, or different laboring positions) don't work

Central DuPage Hospital Unsure I want to do an unmediated birth, but am also focused on having a happy and healthy baby by whatever means are safest for baby and myself.

I plan to give birth at Advocate Sherman in Elgin IL. I don’t have an exact budget, an I would just like someone aside from my husband who is able to speak up for me and assist me with laboring the way I want to. I also have major anxiety about postpartum because I suffered the loss of my first born at a month old.

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. But I currently am in sure about which hospital I will be using. At the moment I will be going to Weatherford hospital. But we are moving to the outside of Jacksboro. I am not sure about a budget. I plan on having a natural birth and my goal is to do everything unmedicated. With this being my first time I am not sure. I know what I want for my baby and I just need help with what I want for myself.