Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Utah

I'm Having a planned Hospital Birth. NO particular birth plan, no specific requirements for the Doula.

I need support in my pregnancy and delivery. I will be giving birth in a hospital facility.

Hi Kelli, We’re expecting a baby girl 27/5 via surrogate if not sooner and my partner and I are fully prepared for this, I think it’s all hands on deck including for us as we get her settled in the world and I wanted to see if you might be available for a night shift or two or some hours of support if we need a breath. Thanks Sean

Planning on giving birth at the University of Utah. Insurance is Blue Shield of California, Blue Shield CDHP, member ID #ASN912738372

Hello, I am currently 33 weeks pregnant and looking for a doula to help support me through my first time giving birth. We have been taking birth classes and are fairly confident, but still want a doula at the birth to help walk us through none drug pain relief options. We are currently planning on giving birth at holy cross hospital -Davis in Layton. What is your pricing like and what would be included?

I'm hoping to find someone within my health insurance network that's free to help with postpartum c section recovery

I’m in need of postpartum care/support for my family. I just had my 5th child and am suffering with uncontrolled pregnancy hypertension. My 5 kids are 5.5 years, 4 years, 3 years, 20 months, and the new baby. In the past, I have not been able to get a handle on the blood pressure concerns without consolidated windows of sleep so I am leaning towards overnight support so that I can recover enough to be present with my other children during the day. As of now, it is physically impossible and I am desperate for support. We are budgeted for roughly $2000-$2500 of care from a generous grant and would very much like to stretch that funding as far as possible.

I am looking for overnight help for my expecting baby. He is due May7th and I have a 17 month old at home that also requires my attention. I am looking for someone to come in at night to help with feedings, swaddling, getting the baby back to sleep after feedings, diaper changes, anything to give me a bit of a break in the nights. Ideally I would like 3-4 nights for the first 2-3 weeks of life. My budget is between $30-$40/hr. for 8-10 hour shifts.

I am completely new to this. I would normally have my mom with me during labor as this is my first baby but my mom passed away 5 years ago and my sisters all live out state and some emotional and physical support would be nice. I would like to give birth in a hospital but without any medical interventions. I have no budget because I am so new to this.

Intermountain Layton hospital, natural / unmedicated birth in their rooms with tubs, dad travels for work, first baby, delayed clamping, little to no interventions, placenta capsules, house duties, help with dog, getting into routine, mental health support for mom, it’s been a tough pregnancy, most of it was spent alone, unexpected, someone with a lot of experience, grounded, calm, spiritual or faith led background

I would like to give birth here at my apartment or at a local birth center. Not a hospital but somewhere where I can birth possibly in water & just naturally. I did my last baby natural in the hospital & I loved it so I don’t see a point going to the hostpial again. I would just like it to be as cheap as possible.

This is our first baby. Would love someone to show us at home care, to make sure we are doing everything correctly. We are also scared on handling new born baby. We would like a doula at least for few weeks after the baby is born. Sleep training is a must.

Mom wants someone to advocate her wants and needs in the hospital during the birthing process. Need pricing Plan on giving birth at intermountain on State Street near Costco.

Intermountain health Layton Utah is where I will deliver my baby. I would like a natural birth.. 2,000 is top top of the budget. I am interested in hypnosis, coaching. English as language spoken, someone that will include my husband as he is very excited to participate. Experience in lactation, placenta encapsulation, and massage is a plush. Reiki is also something interesting to me. If they can help with postpartum meals, or cleaning that is a plus but not required. We live in Ogden utah. And no special circumstances besides it is my first baby!!!

I am looking for someone to help with nights. I have an almost 4 week old. I went through a very hard labor and delivery and would love the support during nights. I don't need any cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. just someone who can watch my little one at night. I would hope to find someone calm, gentle, with lots of experience, certified in CPR and newborn care, and someone who can follow a good routine. We like to keep lights low for baby girl and no tech (tv/phones) around her while sleeping. Baby is already sleeping 3-4 hour chunks from 11-2 and then 3ish-5 or 6. She cluster feeds a lot during the day to get her calories in so her sleep at night is great. She is a slow eater and is doing bottles at night with formula. I pump during the day.

We are planning on a hospital birth at the University of Utah. If covered by insurance, we will rely on the Regence BCBS budget. We plan for an unmedicated birth but are open to nitrous for pain management and in worst case scenarios will listen to medical advice on induction/pain mgmt/c-section. I'm transgender and prefer LGBTQ+ friendly providers with experience with trans parents. We are covered by regence blue cross blue shield through the university of utah.

I am giving birth at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City, and am due late May but may be induced early May due to gestational diabetes and pregnancy hypertension. I’m looking for a doula to support me and advocate for me while I labor unmedicated, and to help me feel safe as I’m birthing. I am also looking for a post partum doula to help with mental health support and sleep as I have pre existing mental health conditions (bipolar and OCD) my husband and I are only making $300-$500 more than our rent currently so our budget is very low but we have Medicaid and are open to low payment plans.

My wife and I aren’t 100% sure of needs yet but we plan to deliver in hospital with our obgyn and then will likely want some help at home in the postpartum phase. Not sure if this means 5-7 days a week or 2 or what yet…. Hoping to understand better potential services and associated costs. Might want some help with overnights but likely day time could suffice as well. Ideally spending a couple thousand a month or so for a few months.

Provo, Medicaid insurance, natural and delayed cord

Lds hospital 1200-1500 Natural unmedicated birth plan