Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Washington, DC

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Howard Hospital $3000 Provider must be Black with at least 5 years of experience, over 40 and has experience with women of advanced maternal age. Must be available for labor/delivery and postpartum Prefer someone who does light cleaning, is a sleep and lactation consultant.

I am planning on having my baby at a hospital. I am hoping my insurance covers the services. I would like an unmedicated birth, with all the benefits for my baby after so no delayed cord clamping, etc.

I plan to give birth in the midwifery unit of the MedStar Washington Hospital in Washington DC. I am looking to have as few interventions as possible and plan to birth unmedicated. I would strongly prefer a doula of Christian faith, though shared faith is not a requirement. I’m only interested in doulas with experience in a hospital setting and would prefer a doula with at least 3 years of experience. Ideally, my doula would also be able to take photographs periodically throughout labour and delivery, though I know this may not be likely. I am not interested in postpartum care.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? -GW university hospital Provide your estimated budget Looking to see if I can use insurance or payment plan. Unsure what packages cost Describe your birth plan Keep me alive and epidural. And make sure I don’t have a panic attack Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) -just looking for a cool person more than anything. Can make me laugh, distract me, educate me along the way. Help my husband who will be the main person I lean on. Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) -I’m 33! Half British, half Cuban. No special needs. No special feeding. Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) -additional duties: lactation help would be great. Night nurse, sleep training. Just things we should know about a newborn.

I am looking for a doula that accepts D.C Medicaid. I would like generalized support in preparation for a natural birth.

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Hospital I don’t know where. 1000 dollars What is a birth plan?

We have three kids with a fourth arriving in July. We are experienced parents, but TIRED and looking for help during birth and in the first 2-3 months after birth at night. I breastfeed and it normally falls on me at night, but my husband does help with diapers and non feeding needs overnight. Birth plan: have a healthy baby. That's looked different for all three kids, so we are open minded. Hospital: we aren't sure yet, but ideally a hospital with a robust NNICU

looking for a doula and postpartum doula (maybe nightime support), for a disabled mother (incomplete paraplegia). She walks with crutches but has a wheelchair. Giving birth at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital. Insurance coverage - Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Hoping to have a vaginal birth. Kneeling birthing position (not on back unless absolutely necessary). Unable to have an epidural. Hospital has minimal pain management options (maybe some local because I asked about it. No to nitrous, they don't do that here, mixed opiate if absolutely necessary. If C-section is required, general anesthesia is necessary.) Mother, former nanny, will be at the hospital for the birth.

First time mom, I need help with child birth and postpartum assistance.

Hospital - INOVA Fairfax ~$3500 -this is my partner and I’s first child and we are both a little nervous. I am wanting to avoid a c-section if it is not medically necessary.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Natural birth, no epidural

Holy Cross Hospital in Silcer Spring, MD. Hoping to be $1000 or less for birth doula. Hospital birth with limited interventions. Although I’m not against epidural if I feel it’s necessary for pain. Looking for an advocate for myself and husband.

I am giving birth in a hospital I am not sure what my budget is yet I want to give birth with minimal medical interventions

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1. I haven’t decided where I wanted to give birth, so must be open to assisting home-births. However, have been leaning towards a hospital birth this go. 2. Going through insurance. 3. My birth plan is no matter where I birth, I want an undisturbed birth (as much as possible), no students, no epidural, no unnecessary checks, delayed clamping (pass the 2 minutes), and a doula who feels like family and who will advocate for me like no other when I’m simply unable and guide my partner as well as step back to allow him to be just as much a part of birth. Everything else we will discuss.

Water birth/home birth 1500 Movement based birth

Anything and everything to help me burn my baby and do great

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