Find Birth Doula Jobs in Wellington, FL

trying to decide between home or hospital. budget is tbd preferred to use insurance. intimate and customized to my comfort and safety of both myself and the new baby.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital, I’m not sure if insurance covers I’m interested on just getting more information and guidance

I am currently 27 weeks pregnant with an estimated due date of September 21, 2026. My husband and I are actively searching for a certified birth doula to support us during our labor and delivery in the West Palm Beach area. We are currently planning to give birth at a [hospital / birthing center / home]. My health insurance covers 100% of doula services, so my budget is fully accommodated and flexible. I am looking for a highly professional, caring, and compassionate provider who can offer strong advocacy, education, and emotional support for both me and my husband. We are deeply committed to finding someone who will help us build a solid birth plan, keep our eyes on the ball, and guide us through this journey with confidence. In addition to labor and delivery support, we would be interested in [any postpartum guidance / help transitioning / specific duties] to ensure a smooth recovery. P.S I am currently covered by Sunshine Health, and my plan provides 100% coverage for doula expenses. Could you please let me know if you accept Sunshine Health insurance? If so, I would also like to confirm that your services would be fully covered under this plan without any out-of-pocket costs for me. Thank you so much for your time. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Nicole Rodriguez rodrigueznicole1905@gmail.com Text: 561-567-4335

I’m looking for a homebirth midwife to support me throughout my pregnancy and labor/birth.

In hospital emotional and physical support during labor for natural birth. Someone to advocate for me and my birth plan. Someone to help move Labor along in the right direction. Budget is around $1000

I plan to deliver either Wellington or Jupiter hospital.

mostly emotional support through the process of pregnancy, delivery and postpartum.

I’m planning a hospital birth for my second baby, but I would like to labor at home as long as possible before going in. My goal is a healthy vaginal birth with no epidural if possible. I hope to avoid tearing and a C-section and would like support with positioning, breathing, and movement during labor. Being able to move freely, change positions, walk, and labor naturally is very important to me. I’m looking for a calm, supportive birth experience focused on helping me feel comfortable, informed, and empowered throughout labor and delivery.

I will have to have a c-section which will be my 4th and last but I also want to only deliver at Good Samaritan because I have 3 other kids and it’s closer to my house

Home birth Water birth at home 5+ years of experience

Hi! I’m a first-time mom due in February and planning to deliver at Boca Raton Regional Hospital. I’m looking for a compassionate, experienced doula who will help me feel informed, supported, and confident throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery. Since this is my first baby, I’m hoping to find someone who will educate and guide both my husband and me, answer our questions, and provide emotional and physical support every step of the way. I don’t have a rigid birth plan I simply want to feel prepared, advocated for, and supported while making the best decisions for me and my baby. I’m looking for someone calm, positive, knowledgeable, and who works well with both families and hospital staff. My budget is flexible for the right fit.

Home birth Unmedicated 500$ budget Calm environment

Hospital Hopefully through insurance Not sure i am having issues with my current pregnancy and need some guidance but would love to have a vaginal birth with baby staying connected to the umbilical cord for some time also not laying down during birth

Bethesda memorial hospital. Medicaid insurance budget only I’d like a vbac

Here’s a version that I think sounds like you—honest, prepared, and clear about what you’re looking for: I am 40+ weeks pregnant with my first baby and planning to deliver at Jupiter Medical Center with my OB. I’m hoping for spontaneous labor if it’s safe, but I may also need an induction depending on my doctor’s recommendation. Since going past my due date, I’ve been feeling increasingly anxious and am looking for a calm, supportive doula who can help me stay grounded and confident throughout labor. I plan to get an epidural, but I’d love support with positioning, movement, breathing, and comfort measures before then and throughout labor. I’ve spent a lot of time learning about labor positions and coping techniques, but I’m worried that once I’m in the hospital and labor is actually happening, I’ll feel overwhelmed and forget everything I’ve learned. I’d love someone who can guide me through those moments and help me stay focused. It’s important to me that my doula works well with my medical team, respects that I trust my OB, and supports both me and my husband throughout the birth. I’m looking for someone who can provide reassurance, encouragement, and help us feel informed every step of the way. Since I’m due now, I’m hoping to find someone who is available on short notice. Budget: Around $800–$1,200, but open to discussing based on experience and availability.

Need a doula who takes Bcbs of Nebraska in Florida EMP plan - Life 143 FMO Jan - near west palm beach / Boca Looking to birth at Boca regional Highly crunchy and looking to do as natural as possible. Open to more midwife’s also - my practice has one im with.

I need a doula that will help me when its time to give birth at the hospital and any of my other needs before the baby comes and after during my postpartum stage. I need some type of massage therapist for my extreme back pain and inability to move at times. I need all three services to be accepted by Ambetter or SunShine Health insurance. I would like them to have certifications in their field of work and to have a good amount of experience and be at least middle aged at the least.

I plan to give birth in a Boca Raton hospital, I would like a doula for emotional support while I give birth. I have had 3 birth without any epidural but my 4th birth was very painful I couldn’t handle it, I had an epidural & now with my 5th pregnancy, I’m afraid of labor, I hope it’s not like my 4th pregnancy. This is why I would like a doula for my current pregnancy.

Broward Health Coral Springs Hospital My goal is to have a calm, positive, and safe birth experience for both me and my baby. Since this is my first baby, I’m open-minded but would like to try for a vaginal delivery if possible. I would like to labor as naturally as I can, but I am open to pain relief, including an epidural, depending on how things progress. I would like help with breathing, positioning, and staying calm during labor. I would like things explained to me before decisions are made. After birth, I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby if possible. Overall, my main priority is a healthy baby and a safe delivery, and I want to feel supported and comfortable throughout the process.

A hospital with a strong preference toward vaginal delivery as I'm a single mom by choice and don't want to be recovering from surgery after giving birth. My mother will be available but it has been awhile since she's had children!