Find Postpartum Doula Jobs in Wisconsin

Hello, I just welcomed my fifth baby and am currently looking for someone who can come help me on weekdays day and/or night May 24th-June 2/3rd. My husband is currently away with the Air Force, and I'm juggling recovery and care for my five young children and have been told I need to strictly stay laying in bed resting with my baby, while preparing for an upcoming move around June 3rd. I'm looking for help with: • Basic newborn care so I can rest and take care of myself • Light housework and maintaining our daily routine • Laundry and simple household upkeep • Light childcare’s support for my other children Having extra hands during this time will make a huge difference as I focus on healing and caring for our family. Thank you so much for considering! Text me if you’re available! 715-575-7048

Looking for options for an overnight doula or nanny to help as we get settled with twins. Certifications with new borns desired.

Need help for the night so we can sleep. And get some rest I will breast pump every three hours just need support in sleeping. No other duties required Ideally want six hours of help

Single mother help with no support system within 30 minutes

I plan to give birth in a hospital. High risk pregnancy and may deliver early.

I’m looking for overnight care so that I may be able to sleep and rejuvenate the first 2 weeks-month postpartum, care would include changing and feeding as well as nighttime monitoring and light tidying up of the home about once a week.

Looking for mostly night time help after bringing newborn baby home. Qualifications would be that they've done this before and I'd care to see reviews.

Night doula so husband and I can sleep pP doula Needs CPR certification, 6+ years of experience, English language, will respect mine/husbands wishes Baby is 7 weeks old. Has silent reflux. Needs bottle lace fed, burped every ounce, needs to sleep In bassinet, not arms, follow SIDS guidelines. Sleep training, bottle loading in bottle washer

Hospital birth Birth plan (not sure) Require(years of experience) Prenatal massages

Postpartum doula after C-section Just need some support after I get home. I don’t have family around and partner leaves a lot to be desired. Looking for first week.

Hello - my husband and I welcomed our first child early this February. I had a very difficult birth experience that's led to significant postpartum anxiety/depression, in addition to navigating lots of persistent feeding and subsequent colic issues with our son. A need for greater postpartum support is evident. We are looking forward to continuing this conversation about options - thank you!

Home birth planned with midwife. Husband is in US Air Force and will be gone for birth and some postpartum. I have 4 other children I will need help with, ages 9-1.

This is my first pregnancy. I have been doing research and trying to come up with a birth plan with my fiancé but we need a little more help. I also need a little help advocating for myself in the hospital while in labor I don’t know if the doctors and nurses will respect my wishes with a birth plan and how I want to deliver.

I plan to give birth at West Allis Memorial Hospital, I am currently receiving state insurance and I am looking for assistance with ensuring I deliver a healthy baby boy. I also suffer from depression and I am worried about post partum. I have three daughters with the oldest being 10 and my youngest being 6. I would like more education related to breastfeeding as well.

I would like to have a home birth. Would pay whatever. Would like a midwife to come and help me give birth at home.

Hello, we are 4 person family. We have. Daughter who is 20 months and a son who is 7 weeks. We are looking for help with our son. He has a VSD and currently has a NG tube for all his feedings. He takes very small amounts from the bottle ( he gets tired) and the NG gravity feed for the rest. We do around every 3 hours of feeding unless at night, that is a little more spread. He is working towards weight gain for surgery. I work for the state at the prison as a teacher and my husband works for the city. We are looking for help at night and some daytime for him because I am struggling with everything. We are trying to stay 25-30 a hour, but are open to other options. We have care for our daughter and dogs with my parents since they don’t need special equipment.

I need to make sure I know how to lay baby down for sleep and make sure baby is good with feeding

This is my first pregnancy and both my partner and I will be first time parents. I’m looking for help understanding my body as baby and I continue to grow. I live far from my mother and sisters so it’s a very emotional time without that support. I would love to learn new things for baby safety, feeding, sleep as well as what’s good for me as I’m nourishing myself and baby. I plan to give birth in the hospital with very minimal interventions, but I’m currently unsure what a back up plan would look like and I could use some support with creating that backup plan. Our first birth plan is to be very intimate and peaceful but my partner can also use some understanding and learning points for how to support, and where, at the time of birth. Once baby arrives, my partner won’t have the opportunity to be home with us long, and I’m planning to be home for 2 months postpartum. We would absolutely love the night support and the continuous learning. We have family support but we really want the first week to be only us and baby, as well as have strong boundaries with family about baby with hygiene and safety so this is where the help would come in. I feel like there is more to discuss to better understand match, but I am still very new!

We have a toddler and both work from home so we need support after our second baby is born in May. We both work from home so ideally someone could come here to watch both of our babies in our home while we work. We need someone that we can trust to be an extension of our parenting and to work with us instead of against us to support feeding, changing, babysitting during work hours and potentially a night nurse to help us with overnight needs so that we can get rest. We plan to give birth at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. We plan to use an epidural like we did for the first birth and follow standard medical guidelines. We are fortunate to receive a $30,000 benefit from my company to use toward eligible doula services so that is our budget although given the mostly part-time nature of this role, I think that should be more than enough for our needs.

I'm looking for some support pre and post birth I want to launch full speed at a home birth as of now. I have a 1 year old who will be 2 by the time I have #2 Budget is in the air i havent talked to anyone in regards to price nor have i dont much research. A couple thousand? My birth plan is just to remain healthy, uphold good eating habits refrain from any use of pharmaceuticals, and I just want to feel comfortable and safe, being talked into a c-section with my last sons complications was tough. If anyone can reach out to me, I'd really appreciate it.Thanks for your consideration!