Find Doula Jobs in Virginia

First baby Needing to figure a birth plan Hospital birth is what’s covered with VA health Supposed to be giving birth at Chesapeake regional I believe. Support for myself and my partner Possibly postpartum needs? I’m not really sure I’m wanting someone other than doctors there that can help me process through everything in the best, natural, educational way possible if they makes sense? Someone who’s there for me not just routine delivery or check. Not sure how much it’ll be during and after the birth or leading up to it but would like to learn more about that First time and scared, nervous so wanting to make sure I am doing all I can to support and develop a healthy kid, prioritizing stress management, proper foods, and getting prepared for the arrival. Please email, text or respond here

First baby I’m planning to do a birthing tub and having the baby at VCU hospital, I’m looking do a doula

Third baby planning a hospital birth in Alexandria VA. Looking for someone who will also support my husband. I have Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield through my employer.

Hello, I am currently 20 weeks pregnant with my second child and am reaching out to see if you have availability for a high-risk client in the Fredericksburg or surrounding areas. My situation is urgent. I had a preventative cerclage placed at 16 weeks (following an emergency cerclage at 20 weeks with my first child). At my appointment, my doctors discovered my cervix has opened halfway. I am now on strict medical bedrest at home and taking vaginal progesterone. My medical team has explicitly stated there is a 50/50 chance I may deliver early, and I am preparing for a potential preterm birth. Because of this, the care I need from a doula is very specific: Virtual or In-Bed Prenatal Support: Emotional guidance, help processing birth preferences for a high-risk or potentially premature delivery, and coping strategies while I navigate strict bedrest. On-Call Flexibility: Continuous labor and delivery support if I am rushed to the hospital early, or if we make it to full term. High-Risk Advocacy: A calm, knowledgeable presence who can help my husband and me navigate a fast-moving clinical environment or unexpected NICU stay. If you have experience supporting moms through cervical insufficiency, cerclages, bedrest, or preterm birth, please let me know your availability and how we can set up a quick phone consultation or video call. Thank you so much, Naja D. 804-614-5910

first baby, a RN, person of color, giving birth at INOVA fairfax

Third baby. Hoping to TOLAC for a VBA2c. Planning for a hospital birth. Max budget of $2,000

I would love help, when I get home: I am having a schedule Md c section, and will have two children at home that are 9 and 3. So I think help light cooking and cleaning would be helpful.

- Riverside Regional Medical Center - Budget unknown - Wanting a Doula to help me talk through my birth plan. I want advice and guidance. - For the doula, extensive experience not required. It’s much more about vibing with the person.

Support during and after labor giving birth at St.Mary’s Medicaid covered services

I am giving birth at Hampton General Hospital. I know what a budget is, but I don’t know what that question is for. I would like someone with an experience at least eight years or more. I am home alone with A 2 1/2 year-old a baby did just turned one and a baby on the way I am at the end of my third trimester. I have a problem with cleaning cooking and doing laundry. also may need help with taking children to doctors appointments.

First time mom and would feel better if I had someone like a coach to help me prepare for birth and how to take care of myself too. Also, someone who can answer questions, advocate for me and educates me on all my options.

Princess Anne Hospital - VBAC $800 budget I’d like a non-medicated birth but might have placenta previa.

- home - 2k-6k - we don’t have a specific birth plan, but we would like to have an unmedicated and natural home birth

Help with birthing help, therapy breast feeding where I could give birth etc

Plan to give birth in hospital Don’t have a birth plan yet; need help Prefer both English and Spanish speaking

Giving birth at Sentara Leigh hospital but hoping to go through the midwifery program. My hope is to avoid unnecessary medical interventions, but I’m worried I might cave or not be able to handle it so I need a good support team. I need her to speak English and be certified.

-Norfolk General in Norfolk VA. -I’m not sure my budget, but I have Tricare select. - I would like a chance at a VBAC but have been labeled high risk and have a 25% chance of a successful VBAC according to my doctors -Someone who knows most about VBACs and when it’s safe to have one or not. As well as keeping me away from Pitocin -I’m 34, I plan to exclusively pump and use breast milk, I would like to not have pitocin during labor, have skin to skin after birth, and protect sleep in the middle of the night/crazy early morning after birth. -I have Tricare Select and will be giving birth in Norfolk VA.

Hello! I plan on giving birth at Fairfax hospital and have a simple birth plan and just need help throughout my birth day.

As of right now our baby is due April 28th we live in Hampton and will most likely be having the baby at Norfolk general hospital due to being high risk. We are a military family with no support system and are looking for a dual to join our journey. We would love to find someone who offers sibling dual support as well as lactation support. Our two daughters will be 1 and 8 years old at the time of birth.

I plan to do an at home water birth. Tricare will be covering the cost. I have a birth plan prepared for the most part currently. I am covered by Tricare East and plan to give birth in Virginia.