Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Virginia

This will be my second home water birth. I plan to have my baby naturally and unmedicated. I like to be very hands on and prefer someone who is okay taking the backseat or driving so to speak, whenever I express so. I want to avoid a hospital birth but if it’s necessary I’m willing to listen to the advice of a midwife but if I am uncomfortable with something I will say so. I prefer someone who has attended and assisted many births, at least 200. I’d like to find a birth center or in home midwife that can be covered or partially covered by Medicaid and I have anthem health keepers plus. If out of pocket, I’d like to stay close to $4,000 for prenatal care and birth. I’d like a person who is knowledgeable in breastfeeding and who can assist immediately after birth or direct me to someone who can.

certified lactation consultant for before and after birth that makes visits to the house

Military hospital is where I plan to give birth. I would say our estimated budget 2 thousand. We want to have an epidural, push when my body feels it not when told, immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping. Experienced enough to help with an easy birth. I am 21 and this is my first kid and I want to breast feed.

Hospital $1200-1500 I currently don’t have a birth plan and need help I would like a midwife

Holistic minded momma to two under two new to rva looking for support

I plan to give birth at Inova Hospital in Annandale, VA. I don’t have an estimated budget I want to try to go all natural. A holistic, Christian Doula. Teach me how to breastfeed. Tricare Select is my insurance.

I would love to have a birth doula that could help with my birth. I am a first time mother however, I need insurance to be able to cover the cost if that is something feasible that would be amazing. I plan to give birth at the hospital I would like to use laughing gas not the epidural I would like an experienced doula. I am 19 years old who plans on breast feeding and help with that would be amazing. I don’t have much of a budget and can’t afford anything that isn’t covered by insurance however the help would be more than appreciated.

I had a c section in Sept of 2024 and want to try for a vbac this time around. I plan to give birth at Prince William hospital UVA. I would like to have a medicated vbac but would like to labor as long as possible without the epidural. I would like an experienced Doula with extensive vbac experience. My budget is around $1000

Hospital Vaginal birth CPR certificate, Spanish speaker is a plus Basically need help and guidance in labor and postpartum with the baby also tips about lactation will be my first baby Insurance is Carefirst blue choice HMO std Gold

I will be under going a C Section so i would need help for first 2-3 weeks for recovery (help with cooking and cleaning) and i would need lactation specialist or someone who has experience with it to help guide me also someone who would be awesome being a patient advocate i had complications with my last two pregnancys

Looking to find someone to help me find a breast pump to fit my needs as well as breast feeding once baby is here.

I’m not totally sure so starting there would be great haha

I’m not sure what it is that i want to do at this moment I'm very early on

hospital birth budget <1800 birth plan: vaginal, avoid vaginal tear, I would like to get an epidural , delay cord clamping , want skin to skin right away, want to start breast feed right away

Hospital, Sentara woodbridge Insurance covered I want an epidural