Find Doula Jobs in Washington

We plan on giving birth at true north birthing center in Poulsbo. Budget is between $1000-1500 (if it’s a one time fee). Plan currently is to go home almost immediately after birth and get settled. We have a 14 month old who will be 16 months by the new baby’s birth, and dad will be home on leave to take care of him so he’ll just need the extra support from a doula to take care of me for the first two weeks. She has necessary midwife certifications with 2+ years of experience. Only needs to be fluent in English. I’m 26 and a stay at home mom. No special needs just basically need the additional emotional and physical support that comes along with a new baby! Only additional responsibilities to taking care of myself and the new baby is helping my fiancé with house tidiness if he’s completely overwhelmed

First hill in Seattle, hospital delivery. Need help with birth doula and maybe postpartum too

overnight care asap would be most helpful, no special needs. Ideally educated and/or certified doula. Mom is struggling with C section recovery, and Dad is also in pain from injury.

We are planning to give birth at Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue and are looking for postpartum doula support to help us transition into life with our new baby. We are hoping to utilize our insurance benefits for postpartum doula services, so we would prefer a provider who is experienced with insurance reimbursement or can provide the necessary documentation for us to submit to insurance. Our main priorities are practical, hands-on support during the postpartum period. Help with light cleaning, tidying, laundry, and especially preparing simple, nutritious meals would be greatly appreciated. We would also value guidance and support as new parents, including newborn care, feeding support, establishing routines, and general postpartum education. We are looking for a certified and experienced postpartum doula who is warm, patient, reliable, and comfortable working with new parents. We are open to different levels of experience and would appreciate someone who can communicate clearly in English. Additional language skills are a plus but are not required. The care recipient will be our newborn baby, along with support for the birthing parent during postpartum recovery. We are expecting a healthy newborn and do not currently anticipate any special medical needs. We would appreciate support with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep routines, and helping us feel more confident caring for our baby. Our estimated budget will depend on what is covered by insurance, and we are hoping to maximize our available postpartum doula benefits. We are primarily interested in postpartum support at home, with a focus on newborn care, household assistance, cooking, and helping our family get settled during the first weeks after birth.

We are looking for an experienced postpartum doula/night nurse to provide some additional support for our newborn daughter, Joni. Joni was born five weeks early on August 3 and is doing great. Because she was premature, experience caring for newborns and ideally preemies is important to us. We currently have a wonderful night nurse four nights a week (Sunday–Wednesday) through the first week of October. We are potentially looking to add one additional night of overnight support each week on a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. We are also looking for daytime support 1–2 days per week, particularly once my husband returns to work on September 8. During the day, we are currently triple feeding every three hours (breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and pumping), so an extra set of hands would be incredibly helpful. Support could include preparing and washing bottles and pump parts, helping with light baby-related dishes and laundry, assisting during feeds, and caring for Joni while I rest or nap during one of her sleep windows. At night, we modify our feeding routine so that I can pump every 3–4 hours while the caregiver handles Joni’s bottle feeds and newborn care. We are looking for someone who is warm, reliable, and very comfortable with newborn care. Infant CPR certification and significant newborn experience are strongly preferred. Experience with premature babies, postpartum support, and breastfeeding/pumping families would be a big plus. Our schedule has some flexibility, and we would be happy to discuss which daytime hours and/or overnight shift work best. Our estimated budget is $50–$75/hour depending on experience, certifications, and whether the shift is daytime or overnight.

We need a doula who is well versed in hospital care, rules and procedures to help ease our minds during labor in hospital. We would like to do an unmediated birth and would like someone who can help coach and exhaust all holistic methods of induction before seeking strong medication. We would also appreciate any knowledge given before or after birth in terms of taking care of mum and baby as we are first time parents. We are looking for someone who possibly takes insurance, if not our budget is 1,500

Hospital birth, potentially unmedicated. $2,000 budget.

Mother had a C-section. So we need help moving around. Maybe some lactation help if needed

I'm looking for a postpartum doula to help with feeding specifically. I do not need overnight help or help with cooking. I want help with postpartum recovery, bathing a newborn, and making sure my sleep set up is safe. I would prefer to not spend more than $100 an hour.

GIving birth at Overlake hospital at Bellevue. Trying to find postpartum doula who is in-network with Anthem BCBS. I need help with writing a birth plan. I want someone who's certified, and is experienced. I am first time mom, so I have lots of concerns such as perineal tear during delivery. I need someone who can help me go through the process with less pain.

Hospital birth, state insurance, no birth plan yet, just a doula in general that won't make feel feel like I'm stupid for my feelings

I am planning a birth center birth. This will be my 3rd baby and both precious births were pretty straightforward and uncomplicated. i’d like to spend less than 1000. & it would be great if i could find a christian birth doula

I am looking for help with the baby and myself for at least 2 weeks after delivery (Dec 18th). 40 years old with 2 older boys (8 and 6)

I am a Care Advisor, searching for a birth doula and/or lactation consultant, for my client that is having her first baby. She is giving birth at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland and the family resides 4 miles away from the hospital. Mom has a doula benefit through her UHC PPO insurance.

Need to attend an urgent interview and need help taking care of new born for 3 -4 hrs on September 2

Need an extremely VBAC supportive person that is happy to advocate for a vaginal birth. Home birth is ideal, but may have to hospital due to midwife schedule. $1000-$3000. Natural labor for home as long as possible

Hi, I’m Sami Austin, based in Redmond. I’m expecting around late December/early January and will be having a C-section at Overlake. I’m looking for postpartum help for the first 2–3 weeks, including newborn care, light meal prep/household help, some support with my 9-year-old, and possibly overnight care. Could you please share your availability, rates, minimum shifts, and any package pricing? Thank you! Sami

I am having a low risk very healthy pregnancy and would like to do a home water birth completely unmedicated and 0 interventions but am in need of some support from a professional midwife and/or doula as this is my first baby.

Take care of the newborn baby during night time, feed the baby, change diapers, etc.

Good Sam Hospital in Puyallup, budget $2,000, birth plan is to be as natural as possible with little to no interventions, Insurance: Tricare Prime