Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Washington, DC

1. I plan to give birth at hillcrest hospital 2. My budget is around $1,500 3. I would love to forego an epidural, labor in a tub as much as possible, and have a low intervention labor I would love a Christian Doula!

Want to give birth in Morehead city, would love if my doula would be covered by Tricare. Want to give natural birth

I need someone who will speak up for me telling them what I want when I cannot. Help me feel more comfortable during birth.

I want to do a water birth. No budget. Idk the plan

Throughout my pregnancy, I have been primarily receiving care through Woman’s Health in Avon CT, with a recent transfer to Woman’s Health in Danbury CT, with hopes to use their birthing center. I was recently told I do not qualify for their birthing center and was advised to seek a transfer of care to a midwife for a home birth. A home birth is also my wish, as I will not be giving birth in any hospital setting. I live with my husband in Farmington CT. And this is my first pregnancy. Budget is unlimited.

I’m looking for a doula to be at the hospital with me for birth. Someone who can care for me and knows how to help manage the pain/contractions while keeping a nice calm mood. We love someone who can joke and is very open. I plan to have my 3rd unmedicated birth. No epidural is always the goal (I feel much better postpartum without getting the epidural). I’m not sure how much a doula usually is.

I’m hoping to give birth at Tripoint Hospital in Concord. I’m willing to spend $1,500 but it would be nice if someone accepted Buckeye Medicaid so it wouldn’t come out of pocket. I’d really like a Christian Doula. I’d like no epidural and for my husband to be there with me. While giving birth I’d like to play soft music and read/listen to Bible verses. Delayed cord clamping, an hour of time with the baby after birth unless there is a medical emergency. I’d like the baby to stay in my hospital room and if they need to leave for testing I’d like if me or my husband would go with them.

I have an OB and a hospital, I want someone to advocate with me for the birth experience I want. I may also need help adjusting to our life as a family of four postbirth I will need this billed to Husky.

I would like a natural birth and a doula to help me give birth

1. UH Hospital Risman Center 2. Unknown/ still researching 3. as natural as possible as long as it is safe

Hello! I’m currently 30 weeks pregnant and seeking a dedicated, experienced midwife to support my planned home birth beginning in the third trimester. I would like to discuss care that begins now and extends through prenatal visits, labor & delivery, and postpartum support. Here’s what I’m specifically looking for: 🌼 Accredited and Experienced: • Certified and in good standing (please include credentials/certifications) • Preferably has attended 200+ home births and can share examples of past care 🌼 Pain-Management Preference: • Must offer nitrous oxide as an option for pain relief during labor 🌼 Prenatal, Birth, and Postpartum Care: • Clear outline of what services are included at prenatal appointments • What you provide during labor and delivery • What postpartum support you offer (home visits, breastfeeding support, check-ins, etc.) 🌼 Logistics: • Reliable transportation and willingness to travel to my home for appointments and birth. I don’t think it’s fair or appropriate to travel to you if I’m hiring you and PREGNANT. • Comfortable with starting care for third trimester 🌼 Partnership & Communication: • I’m seeking someone who listens, follows directions, and provides evidence-based care • Clear communication, respectful collaboration, and support through decision-making 🌼 Budget: My budget for late-entry prenatal, birth, and basic postpartum care can be discussed. I’d love to work with someone experienced who also offers nitrous oxide or something for pain management. Please let me know what services you include and if we can work within this range.” Questions for you before consulting please answer when you respond): 1. What certifications/licensing do you hold? 2. About how many home births have you attended? 3. Do you provide or can you arrange nitrous oxide for labor? 4. What prenatal, birth, and postpartum services are included (and what’s the timeline)? 5. Would you be able to start care this trimester and stay within budget? Thank you — I look forward to hearing from you! — Sade

i would prefer to do a natural home birth, no hospital. first time pregnant. unsure of budget however open and flexible.

Wondering for a friend if you do placenta encapsulation ?

1. hospital 2. Unsure on budget and how all of this works! 3. I would love to try and have an unmedicated birth with no medical interventions. Delayed cord clamping, the golden hour, etc. Looking for someone to educate and support me through this process, and also advocate for the kind of birth I want. Also support if I decide to have an epidural. I want to breastfeed right after birth and looking for support from someone knowledgeable through that process as well.

I plan to give birth at strong memorial hospital. I have united healthcare, so I’m looking for somone who takes that insurance. Lastly I was told I have a funneling cervix and have a short cervical length left. So I’m in bedrest. I am 25 weeks pregnant. I switched from seeing a midwife to a high risk doctor. I am hoping to find a dula to help me through my labor and time.

1. Hospital: Middlesex hospital in Middletown CT 2. $700 3. Possibly c section, first time pregnant

Plan to give birth in North Carolina, somewhere around the Charlotte region. Tricare will be the one covering the birth doula. My delivery plan is still up in the air

I plan on giving birth at home All natural in water And budget cheap lol

We’re planning for the birth to be at home or a home environment. We do not want to be in a hospital. We aren’t sure about a budget for this type of care. This is our first and are completely new to this.

First time mom, just relocated from Asia, giving birth in a hospital, will probably get an epidural cause have low blood pressure and might pass out from pain then they might do a C-section. Trying t avoid a C-section as much as possible.