Find Doula Jobs in Trenton, NJ

Birth plan at the hospital. That takes my insurance. Right now I don’t have a birth plan. Just going to the hospital

I’m not sure where to start. I’d like a water birth or not a tradition lay down hooked up to machines

I would like to give birth at home preferably a water birth in a tub. this will be my first baby. i do not have any insurance & our budget is between $500-$1500. i don't have birth plan yet as i am only 3 months pregnant but i will have it very soon as the weeks go by

perth amboy hospital using insurance help discussing birth plan looking for an advocate for hospital birth

I plan to give birth at the St Peter’s Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ. I’m early in pregnancy so don’t have all that information yet.

Looking for a Birth Doula, at Jersey shore university hospital. I dont want an epidural, this is my second birth- the epidural messed my back up for 6 months last time. I do want pain management. I do want the doula to accept insurance.

Home preferably Unsure My wife would like to give birth at home

Jersey Shore University Medical Center. Looking to inquire about Anthem BCBS covered doula services for my wife.

Monmouth medical center Aetna insurance Provide support and education

Tru Birth Center, Lakewood NJ Natural water birth looking for a doula that accepts United Healthcare Community.

I just need someone to support me during childbirth in case my loved ones can’t make it in time. And I need someone to educate me more on childbirth and how to prepare physically, and mentally.

Community Medical Center, Toms River Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance

I plan to give birth at Riverview Hospital in Red Bank. Estimated budget is $1,500-$2,000 but am curious about insurance coverage. I'd like to have a low-intervention birth.

Hi there, My name is Tara & I was inquiring about your services. This is my first baby & I am in between either c section or being induced. I’d like to inquire about a doula for support & questions. Thank you in advance.

We are seeking an experienced, compassionate live-in newborn care specialist to provide 24/7 support for our growing family for approximately 2–3 months, depending on our baby's sleep development and our family's needs. This is for our second child, and we're looking for someone who can become a trusted partner during this special season while fitting seamlessly into our family as we all navigate the transition—especially our toddler. We were incredibly fortunate to have the most amazing night nurse with our first baby, and she truly became part of our family. We still keep in touch with her today, and we're hoping to find someone who values building that same kind of long-term, trusting relationship. We're looking for more than a caregiver—we're looking for someone who will provide warmth, confidence, guidance, and support during those precious first months. Provider Requirements Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), Postpartum Doula, or equivalent certification preferred Extensive professional experience caring for newborns from birth CPR and Infant First Aid certified Exceptional references required Non-smoker Knowledge of gentle, evidence-based newborn sleep practices Comfortable supporting breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or combination feeding Warm, proactive, organized, and professional with excellent communication skills

Hello, I would like a doula during my birth. I plan to give birth at a hospital. natural birth, trying to be epidural free

Either Riverview in Red Bank or Jersey Shore Hospital Not sure on budget yet I would like to give birth in a hospital unmedicated and not rushed. Delayed cord clamping is a must as long as the baby is healthy.

First time mom, prefer natural route. Seeking any and all advice.

Home birth $8,000 budget Calm, peaceful home environment undisturbed physiological birth

delivers in Bryn Mawr Hospital 1500 for birth Doula ​1. LABOR & PAIN MANAGEMENT ​[x] Epidural: I plan to request an Epidural [ Early in labor / When I feel I need it ]. ​[x] Movement: I would like to use a birth ball / peanut ball and change positions frequently. ​[x] Medical Interventions: Please discuss with me before performing artificial rupture of membranes (AROM) or administering Pitocin. ​2. DELIVERY & PUSHING ​[x] Perineal Care: I prefer perineal support/warm compresses to minimize tearing. Please avoid episiotomy unless medically necessary. ​[x] Umbilical Cord: ​[x] Please practice Delayed Cord Clamping (at least 60 seconds / until pulsating stops). ​3. NEWBORN CARE & IMMEDIATE POSTPARTUM ​[x] Skin-to-Skin: ​[x] I request immediate, uninterrupted Skin-to-Skin contact for at least 1 hour after birth. ​[x] Feeding Preference: Combination Feeding (Bottle Feeding Only) ​[x] No Direct Latch/Breastfeeding: I prefer not to direct breastfeed / latch the baby. ​[x] First & Ongoing Feedings: Please provide a hospital-grade breast pump so I can express colostrum/breast milk to bottle-feed, supplemented with ready-to-feed formula via bottle as needed. ​[x] Bathing: Please delay baby’s first bath for at least 24 hours (or until discharged). ​[x] Standard Care: I consent to standard routine newborn procedures (Vitamin K shot, Erythromycin eye ointment, Hep B vaccine).