Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Tucson, AZ

The more details you include in your description, the better your matches will be! Please use complete sentences. Consider the following details: 1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? 2. Provide your estimated budget 3. Describe your birth plan

Hospital - Methodist Germantown 2k None right now

I plan to give birth in Medicine Hat hospital. This with be my third time giving birth and after having complications with my first two births, I’m hoping to have someone there to advocate and speak up for me. I’m hoping to have minimal intervention from doctors/nurses - I believe being induced and frequent/unnecessary intervention (with my second which ended in emergency c-section) caused the complications. Being considered high risk now I feel like hospital staff will ignore my wants as they’ll feel they are doing what’s best. I am not totally sure about budget because I’m not sure what doulas usually cost!

Looking for a doula to support child birth who works with Tricare West

I am in search of a doula to help me with my birth, to make sure I fully understand what is going on. This is my third one and I would like to try for a vBac

I need a birthing doula to come to the hospital with me and support and coach me through my birth. I am planning to have a hospital birth but natural with no medication. I’m hoping insurance will cover some of the cost but i’m unsure what pricing looks like so i don’t know what my budget is yet.

Postpartum Doula to help with relieve us with sleep. We are looking for a month

Hello, my husband and I are soon to be first time parents looking for a doula to support us during delivery. We will be giving birth at the Burlington Iowa Hospital and are currently expecting a due date of March 30th however, at my last check up I was measuring 3 weeks ahead so have a growth ultrasound in 2 weeks. We would love to set up a meeting to see if we would be a good fit for your practice.

I’d like to give birth at home or Baptist east. I’d really prefer a birthing tub but I see that isn’t offered around the area

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m not sure how much I can spend on one, what are the rates? I just want someone to be an advocate for me so they won’t cut the cord to quick and so they won’t force their “hospital policy” on me . I don’t want an induction, I want a one hundred percent natural birth.

Our plan is to have a home birth and our Midwife recommended us to connect with a doula too. We'd love to have a doula that does photography as well. Budget is around 2000.

My preferred birth method is a Trial of Labor after 2 Cesarean Sections. I had a very difficult time with my last elective c-section. I had a spinal fluid leak, required several medications and a blood patch, and mentally struggled with coping. I thought I was okay with another c-section, however, I ended up deeply regretting following through. I did have signs of labor approaching (contractions, losing mucus plug), but had a c-section at exactly 40 weeks. I would be okay with another c section if medically necessary. If the facility allows, I’d like to then do a maternal-assisted cesarean section.

Hospital birth, normal delivery. I wish to learn about what to expect when the delivery time arrives, and how to advocate for the preferences.

Looking for a VBAC knowledgeable doula for my birth this summer. Hoping for a physiological birth and avoiding a medially necessary induction.

1. Providence, Everett 2. 2000$ 3. Vaginal with epidural

I plan to give birth at home, no medicine. My budget would be anything but of course not spending too much. I would ultimately like to see if insurance can help at all.

I am not sure yet where i don’t mind it to be at a hospital but it could also be a water birth I wanted to do a more holistic way. No vaccinations, not cutting the placenta right away, i do not know ranges and or budgeting I plan to use insurance coverage that will cover all or majority of the cost, 🙏🏾

I am not sure where I plan on giving birth as of now. I really dont want to be induced of have a epidural.

Hi, I’m going to be a first time mom! As I am super excited and starting to plan my near future, I am also trying to navigate how I want my birthing experience to go. I know that I would like to have a hospital birth, which I believe I have found the perfect hospital for me. As of right now I am still researching this and that. Meaning, there are so many different birthing experiences. I’m sure everyone has their dream ideal labor and delivery story to which some come true and some do not. I am fully aware anything can happen but before we go there, I do have an “ideal” way I’d like to see my labor going. I would very much prefer an unmedicated birth. My main goal is no epidural. I do have a few different reasons as to why I don’t want it, but that is something we can always get into later if you’d like! I should also mention again, this is my goal! If at any point I get to a point during labor where I absolutely want it or feel that I need it, if able to, I will change my mind. I also would love to stay away from Pitocin as long as possible as long as there are no complications etc. of course if the labor is getting dangerous for me or baby, I understand. I am also hoping as my doula (when we find each other!) you will help me understand more about these. As long as things go as planned, I plan on my mother and boyfriend being present during my labor and birth. I also hope I can add another amazing support person to the list! Someone that will 110% advocate for me if and when needed, and Someone that will keep me updated and educated! I hope to speak soon, thank you!

I would have my baby in the hospital.not sure what the cost of a doula is.