Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Valdosta, GA

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Home or hospital 4K-5K My birth pain is to have a very natural birth after cesarean possibly with medicine

I prefer to give birth at home in a water birth . Well I really don't know my estimated budget since this is my first time doing a water birth

i am not a first time parent but this is my first time useing a dula and midwife and i will also be brestfeeding but am also high risk due to an emergancy c section my last pregnacy 10 months ago i am planing to gibe birth at the hospital i am using insceance cant pay out of pocket i dont quit yet have a birth plan i just wish i could do it naturaly with an epudural

1. Home 2. Insurance 3. Home water birth if possible

I would love to give birth at a center or at home. My birth plan is very simple. I want it to be as natural as possible, I want to delay cord cutting and preserve my placenta

Birth and Postpartum doula. Giving birth at the hospital. Budge 1500. Unmedicated birth.

I plan on giving birth home. I am looking for providers who accept Sunshine Health. Birth Plan consists of the most natural methods possible for safe labor and delivery for both my baby and I.

Hi Carmen, I am looking for post-partum doula services and specifically someone who is willing to support overnight care. I would be using some Carrot Fertility benefits to pay for services for about 3 months. In order to be reimbursable, the person must meet the following criteria: Certification The doula must have an active, up-to-date certification from a recognized doula-certifying organization conferring upon them the title of doula. Workshops or certificates of attendance are not acceptable substitutes. Certifying organizations include but are not limited to DONA International, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA), International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), and BirthWorks International. They'll be asked to upload this certification when they complete the attestation form. Please note that their certification must cover the type(s) of service provided: Full spectrum doula certification (valid for all doula services) Birth doula certification (valid for prenatal, birth, or postpartum services) Postpartum doula certification (valid for postpartum services) Bereavement doula certification (valid for bereavement services) Training The doula must have attended at least 24 hours of evidence-informed training that included one or more of the following areas: Physiology of labor Labor doula training Antepartum doula training Postpartum doula training Bereavement training In addition, the doula must do periodic certification renewals and/or continuing education. Experience The doula must be at least 18 years old. Within the past three years, they must have a minimum of 15 hours providing doula services in one or more of the following areas: Continuous labor support for at least three childbirths as the primary labor doula supporting the birthing parent. At least two of those births must be vaginal births. The doula must also have provided antepartum and postpartum support for at least one birth. Postpartum support following at least three childbirths Please let me know if you think this may be a good fit for you. Thanks, Maite

Home birth I am currently on a holistic journey and shy away from “traditions”

I plan to labor as much as I can at home before heading to the hospital. I have good health insurance through the state, but I’m willing to pay. I want an all natural birth with delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin, and NO EPISOTOMY.

I'm not pregnant yet, but I'm looking to conceive in summer 2025. I'm interested in securing midwife and doula services instead of staying in a hospital.

I need a doula that can help me feel safe in my choices in pregnancy and someone that I can trust in labor I wish I would have found this site sooner but I hope to find someone willing to fulfill this journey with me .I plan on having this birth at home and I would like to make vitamins out of my placenta if a at home birth is out of question then I would still like to keep my placenta at the hospital.i have insurance and Medicaid or I could pay in cash up to 1200$.

I plan to give birth at a hospital I’m not sure on my estimated budget due to this being my first pregnancy. I am also not sure about my birth plan.

I am seeking to have vbac at home. Childbirth education and lactating consulting.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have insurance, so I’m not sure the estimated budget at this point. With my last birth, I used a birthing tub and I was able to give birth naturally with the guidance of a midwife. I would like a similar situation.

We are interested in home birth or water birth we would just like to connect and talk about all of our options and what may be possible! Budget would be whatever it takes to get the proper care! Still in planning for the birth plan!

Hospital birth , my budget depends on the person if they are the right fit for me . I plan to have a completely natural birth preferably to labor mostly at home and then go into the hospital when contractions are closer and stronger .

1. I plan to give birth in a hospital 2. Tricare covered doula 3. My current birth plan is unmedicated.

Hi! I am a first time mom who has tricare. I have heard great things about you and I would like to learn more!