Find Doula Jobs in Westfield, MA

First timer here! The thought of giving birth at home sounds cozy and amazing and less invasive, however, for safety reasons most likely a hospital. I’d prefer a hands off experience, I trust my body & that it knows what to do; no Pitocin no epidural, no birthing laying down, etc. Yet I know sometimes we make plans and God giggles. Sometimes I feel naive for not having many questions considering this is my first time giving birth / becoming a mom - I want guidance and support for when those questions arise. A voice for if and when my voice shakes too much. Someone who obviously knows a lot more than I do and CARES. A whole new chapter will be unfolding February 2027, new noises in the house, new sleep schedule (and I’m a sleeeeepy girl regardless of being pregnant), I want to breastfeed sooooo badly, it’s all new to me so someone who has knowledge on all of these new pages would be amazing.

First baby, Western Massachusetts, going to Baystate Medical center. Would like birth doula and postpartum help to assist with an unmedicated natural birth. Budget is abput $1500 but can be flexible if needed as well. In person please.

I plan to give birth at Baystate Wesson woman’s hospital in Chicopee, [personal details hidden] with no complications and am going back for a tolac, I need someone trained in this willing to help me, I’d like an unmedicated, least intervened water birth experience if possible

[personal details hidden] Exploring budget Need help with birth plan Anthem

2nd baby. I plan to give birth at Hartford Hospital. I have medical insurance. Would like to have a VBAC.

Hi! I'm Sarah. My husband, [name hidden], and I are excited to be welcoming our second baby this November. We live in Worthington, Massachusetts, after recently moving back from Florida, where I was born and raised. [name hidden] grew up here in western Massachusetts, so we're happy to be closer to his family as we continue growing ours. Our first birth was a home birth that ended in an [personal details hidden], and while I'm incredibly thankful for my son and for the medical care that was available when we needed it, I'm really hoping to have a successful VBAC this time. Avoiding another cesarean is very important to me if it can be done safely, so I'm looking for a doula who is experienced with VBACs and can provide steady, knowledgeable support throughout pregnancy, labor, and birth. After my son's birth, I also struggled with [personal details hidden]. This time around, I'm hoping that building a stronger support system before birth will help me have a healthier and more positive postpartum experience. I'm looking for someone who can not only support me during labor but also provide encouragement and guidance as our family adjusts after baby arrives. Things like helping clean the kitchen, keeping up with laundry, preparing freezer meals for our family, watching the baby when I need an extra hand, and help with breastfeeding since I really want to be successful in that this time around. More than anything, we're looking for a doula who is compassionate, encouraging, and committed to helping us make informed decisions while creating the best possible birth experience for our growing family.

Hello, I am looking for a doula to help during birth at a hospital. I would be delivering at Saint Francis and my current birth plan is natural unmedicated birth (this is mostly due to [personal details hidden] which I can discuss further)

First baby, planning an unmedicated hospital birth in northHampton, Ma . I would like someone with me during birth and maybe for a few sessions after birth to help w breastfeeding and postpartum. I am open to learning more about what the costs would be.

Just found out my wife is pregnant she is either 3 weeks or 7 weeks. First ultrasound is scheduled for June 1st. We are Catholic and are interested in learning about natural birthing practices. Want to learn about doulas midwives and how to have either a home birth or a natural hospital birth. Want to learn about how I can advocate for my wife so we don’t get vaccinations and unnecessary procedures. We live in CT and plan to contact with Hartford hospital for our care. I make just under 3k a month with rent at 1250 every month.

First baby, planning an unmedicated hospital birth in Northampton. Looking to see if a doula is something I would enjoy and afford

Giving birth in new Britain care covered by husky looking for support

Birthing hospital will be saint frances in Hartford CT. No set budget Birth plan: natural birth, low risk for C-section. Looking for someone message technique to help with contractions, breathing exercises, help me navigate my birth plan to hospital staff, etc

This is our first baby, and we are planning on giving birth at Seven Sisters Birth Center in Florence, MA. I would love to have a Christian doula who could support me and my husband through labor and unmedicated delivery. I do need a provider who is currently accepting MassHealth clients.

First baby in Lee, MA looking to establish a nighttime doula. Range between 30-40hr for about 2 months post partum

TBD - still deciding between birth doula and/or postpartum doula. Will depend on cost.

Hartford hospital Would love to be epidural medication free

Looking for a night nanny/ postpartum doula for 2-3 nights per week for 6-8 weeks.

We are a couple in a difficult situation. [name hidden] ([personal details hidden] and 19 weeks along) lives in Middletown CT and has one more year before finishing her Bachelor's degree at Wesleyan University. She is working on this final year while being pregnant. She will be giving birth during her last semester, and probably right around the time of her thesis project. Dan ([personal details hidden]) has just accepted a two year contract [personal details hidden] in Myanmar, and has been there to working this position since late July. Because of this, he is only able to provide financial assistance and emotional support from afar until December, when he will return to assist with the birth. [name hidden] and Dan's relationship is strong and stable, and assuming the plan moves forward as described, their financial base will also be reasonable. We would likely have a support budget of up to 1,000 per month. This is our first pregnancy, and we're excited to welcome our baby to the world, but we hope to find the support of an experienced birth doula who can help us through the journey. We are enrolled to give birth at Connecticut Childbirth and Women's Center in Danbury. Although [name hidden] has just begun her new semester at Wesleyan, she is having a pretty difficult time managing the physical changes and [personal details hidden]. [name hidden] is insured through Wellfleet (Cigna), so ideally we will find someone licensed through them to help, but we understand that doula care is often out of pocket.e

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Danbury, CT. I would like to use Medicaid/Husky insurance. My birth plan is as natural as possible with no medical interventions, as well as using Bradley Method.

We are looking for someone to care for our baby while the mom can get some much needed rest. This is our first baby. We typically want 3x a week in the morning for 4 hours at a time. Sometimes we may need a 4 hour chunk in late afternoon or early evening plus some adhoc hours.