Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Virginia

I'm look for someone who is very knowledgeable who can help with techniques for a natural birth. A doula that can help with a birth plan the do's and don'ts. A doula that will support the baby and I. A doula that can give a different perspective.

Overnight newborn care for a 2 week old, light chores.

I plan to give birth at Inova Fairfax Women's Center. I live in Fredericksburg VA. I am looking for a Christian/ Christ centered doula who is well versed in high risk black maternal health and can advocate well for me. I want hands off care as much as possible. Not many cervical checks. NO episiotomy or forceps. Labor the way a position feels comfortable to me. I need someone who is going to help when fear tries to come up. Someone not afraid to pray and set the atmosphere well. My biggest fear is becoming a statistic and something happening to me during or after birth because no one listened to me and how I feel about my body. I have CareFirst Administrators. Insurance through my husbands job. I need services that will be covered.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. We’re gathering price points right now. We’re looking for a birth and postpartum doula; we would really like to have someone who could help with overnight support in the first couple months.

* First baby due July 24. * Looking for an experienced postpartum doula for the first 2–3 weeks after returning home from the hospital. * Ideally French-speaking (we’re a French couple), but finding the right fit is our top priority. * Certified postpartum doula preferred (DONA, CAPPA, ProDoula, etc.). * Experience supporting breastfeeding and bottle feeding; IBCLC is a plus. * Daytime home visits in Fairlington (Arlington, VA). * Looking for guidance on newborn care, feeding, sleep, soothing, baby weight and wellbeing, and maternal postpartum recovery. * We’d love someone who can answer our questions, reassure us, and help us build confidence as first-time parents. * Not looking for overnight care, sleep training, housekeeping, cooking, or regular household chores. * Preferred schedule: 2–3 hour visits, 2–3 times per week during the first couple of weeks. * Budget: approximately $40–70/hour, or open to postpartum support packages.

Tricare approved provider not sure where I want to give birth

Looking for a birthing doula. Will be giving birth at Sentara Leigh hospital

I need someone to help at night with my premature son. I want light cleaning, diaper changes, bottle feeding.

Hospital birth Have necessary certifications to be eligible for Tricare Needs to accept Tricare

Assistance with breastfeeding and pumping. Holding and caring for baby

doula in newport news. need help with birth plan & help

I need help with taking care of baby for a few minutes

I’m primarily looking for help caring for my 2 year old son (3 on 9/1/26) during the postpartum period. I would like our provider to be CPR certified and capable of caring for our son mostly in the home while I’m caring for our newborn daughter. Mainly playing and spending time with him. We will take care of cooking and preparing our son’s meals, so all we’d need is assistance with serving and monitoring meal time. Our estimated budget is $150/week.

We are looking for an experienced overnight newborn care specialist, night nanny, or postpartum doula for our 3-week-old son. He was born at 36 weeks and is currently formula-fed. He has some gas and reflux symptoms and may require extra soothing and frequent feedings overnight. Mom is recovering from a C-section and severe preeclampsia and would benefit from consistent overnight support to allow for uninterrupted sleep and recovery. We would like assistance with overnight feedings, diaper changes, burping, soothing, and monitoring the baby throughout the night. We are looking for someone with newborn experience, infant CPR certification, and references. Experience with preterm infants and reflux/gassy babies is preferred.

postpartum/night nannie 1 or more years experience can do additional duties ( laundry, cooking, cleaning)

night nurse

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

Hospital, I want a natural hands off birth and someone who will support my needs and wishes

I plan to have a hospital birth using nitrous oxide, possibly an epidural if I really feel the need. My husband and I are Christians so it is important that we have someone who will respect our faith work with us. Our estimated budget is less than $1000.

I have a question due to my first pregnancy was a c-section and my second pregnancy was a horrible experience where I requested a c-section would it be carry for me to want a try for a natural birth my first pregnancy I dilated 4 1/2 centimeter before I had an emergency c-section but my second I was dilated 1 and contractions were back to back but no assistance with breaking water or stripping cervix nor would they let me walk the halls due to my doctor was not there. I just want to know where I stand with all my options before I get boxed in with my doctor I have now who says no but I have no health issues nor was I told this is a high risk pregnancy but I will say I’ll be turning 35 in august before I deliver