Find Doula Jobs in Vancouver, WA

- hospital birth planned c section - just baby and me will be care recipients - laundry help if possible

Night nurse to help with breastfeeding/sleep training during first 4-weeks after birth. Aetna premium plan

at randall’s children hospital. unmedicated birth besides nitrous oxide. minimal medical interference. would like guidance with positions that aid in less tearing. delayed chord clamping. no vitamin k or eye ointment. no dilation checks. no pressure to speed up birth if everything is ok. OHP.

Where do you plan to give birth? Hospital — OHSU Provide your estimated budget I am planning to use insurance and am hoping that TRICARE West will cover the majority or entirety of costs. I do not currently have a clear out-of-pocket estimate. Describe your birth plan I am planning for an unmedicated water birth with a focus on a calm, low-intervention environment. I prefer minimal medical interventions unless they are medically necessary for the safety of myself or my baby. My support team will consist of my partner and a doula. Provide your estimated budget At this time, my budget is unknown as I am relying on insurance coverage and have not yet received a detailed cost breakdown. TRICARE West — details to be provided as needed

Hello, My wife and I are interested in getting some overnight support. Either 8 or 10 hours overnight a few times a week. The most important thing for us is finding someone we’re both comfortable with. He’s typically a good sleeper but the sleep regression has started so we’re looking for someone sooner than later. Thank you!

* Planning to give birth at Legacy Meridian Hospital * Estimated budget: $3000 * Birth Plan: I’m looking for a kind, empathetic, and lighthearted care provider who communicates clearly and honestly. I’m detail-oriented and want to understand my options and feel empowered to make informed decisions without pressure. My priority is a healthy baby with the least pain possible, and I’m open to either a vaginal birth or planned C-section with strong support for early pain management. I also have a history of medical trauma, IBS, vaginismus, and emergency abdominal surgery, which can make pain and the thought of vaginal birth particularly anxiety-provoking. * Insurance Provider: PPO through Blue Cross Blue Shield.

hospital birth with MD, 1st baby, high risk pregnancy. budget of 3200 per insurance coverage. birth plan is to be low medicated, low stress, need support during labor especially to communicate with staff, help with postpartum care might also be nice, even if extra non insurance coverage

Legacy salmon creek in Vancouver WA, looking for in network providers, I have Molina apple health of Washington state

Plan to give birth at Peace health Vancouver, WA hospital. Would like a doula who has experience possibly at that same hospital and can support me to have a more natural hospital birth.

Hospital birth, unmedicated vbac,second baby, type 1 diabetic,

At home water birth Estimated budget $1500-$2000 I would like an unmedicated, holistic natural birth. With no interventions.

Hospital birth, budget unknown, not even sure what should be on birth plan

Just looking for an OBGYN or a midwife I haven’t gone into much thought yet about what I want my birth plan to look like yet.

Birth at hospital Have bcbs insurance Want a lower dose epidural Otherwise want natural birth Need support during and after Household help, lactation support, etc

Help at night while I recover after birth. I have a 2 year old so I need help with my new born.

midwife at hospital for low risk, low intervention vaginal delivery who takes medicaid

Blue cross blue shield. Interested in someone to watch and feed the baby at night so we can get better sleep.

A doula provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum—helping you feel more confident, comfortable, and supported every step of the way.

We plan on having a home birth looking around no more then 5k with payments and Are interested in having this home birth due wanting to have our own free will and rights with our pregnancy we do not the hospital involved with any unnecessary vaccinations that harms our new upcoming baby

This is my first pregnancy. I want a natural birth, though I haven't decided on hospital or at home yet. I'm very early in my journey but just want to start looking at options now. I'm hoping to find someone who takes OHP or to stay under $5000. I would prefer a Christian woman who shares the same beliefs and values.