Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Wilmington, NC

My husband has epilepsy and its been recommended that we have a night doula at least two times a week, since sleep deprivation can lead to breakthrough seizures. looking for a night time doula, 2x a week at least, depending on the price. It would be for a newborn baby, and just want a kind, experienced doula

Birthing doula and mental health advocates. I plan to give birth at new hanover regional medical center at novant. I have medicaid which is carolina complete so idk if I am covered.

Wilmington NC is the closest nicest hospital, my budget is 1200$ paid by my insurance and I would like help on a birth plan . I will depend on my doula since I have other young children at home that their dad will look after during labor and delivery

This is Rachel’s husband, John, reaching out for her. She is experiencing postpartum depression. We just moved to Leland for my work, and she is struggling with caring for the baby and having depression. We are working on getting her help mental health wise, but I was recommended from the Maternal Mental Health Hotline to see about Postpartum Doula services to help out some days or nights. Are you able to take on a new client at this time?

I live in Little River, and I'm giving birth at McLeod Loris Hospital. I was hoping to see If any took Medicaid health insurance. I was also hoping they could help me with my birth plan.

I need help with postpartum after the hospital and at night with baby as I have to get back to work soon and will need lots of help taking care of my baby and regulating my hormones

I would do it in the hospital but I don’t want it to feel like I’m in the hospital, I don’t want the staff bombarding me and intervening every 5 seconds. I want to do it naturally, in better positions than what the hospital wants me to do… I’m not positive about all of the rest but I just want someone that’s going to vouch for me while I’m vulnerable and I fear my husband is too nice and they will walk all over him… I’m not even sure about an estimated budget but I do know I would need someone who takes tricare to help with the cost!

I plan on giving birth in a hospital non-medicated. I will not be giving birth on my back.

My wife is home by herself most of the time with a 3 year old toddler and a new born. She just had a c-section. We need help watching the kids, taking care of stuff around the house (cleaning, laundry, letting our 3 dogs out), so she can go to doctor's appointments and recover over the next 6 weeks. All proposals welcome.

Need help with the baby’s sleep routine, cleaning and accepting being in bassinet

I am a surrogate and am looking for someone who can help me during the birth and afterwards to help get back on my feet, help emotionally, and with pumping information and support. I will most likely give birth in either MUSC in Charleston, SC or Florence, SC. I’m hoping my insurance can cover what I’m looking for. I will have a c-section but I need help advocating for myself during my 2-3 day stay.

I plan to give birth at home, I’ve been very committed to the preparation of my body to be in shape and have the proper diet to be able to do so! I want an intimate, calm, and very natural birth with an experienced doula

We need a break. Need to catch up on rest. We don’t have many people we trust with helping us out.

I want a nice calming water birth at home. Our budget hasn’t been set for this! I don’t want an epidural. I want alternative treatments to the pain!

Not sure. It is third c section, won’t be labor but will be surgery recovery. No birth plan, had traumatic prior c sections . Not breastfeeding due to two prior breast tissue surgeries. Just needing extra support to be able to heal. I am advanced maternal age. Struggled at night with prior babies.

Not looking for doula services. Inquiring about mom support groups in Lumberton.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Not really sure of a budget yet and I want a natural delivery like I did with my first child. Needing support my partner is not providing.

I plan to give birth in hospital but I want to have no medical intervention unless needed.

Hey, I’m Jamya. I’m 23 years old and this is my second pregnancy. I plan to give a natural birth at a hospital.

I want to have a home birth I don’t have a budget as of yet I just want to get an estimate and my birth plan is as follows (based on hospital setting but can also apply to home birth) Birth Preferences Environment •Dim lighting •Calm music / nature sounds •Minimal staff and interruptions •Essential oils or natural scents allowed •Freedom to move, walk, or change positions •Access to birthing ball, tub, or shower •Partner present at all times ⸻ Labor Preferences •I decline to labor with pain medication. •I prefer natural pain relief methods such as: • Breathing and relaxation techniques • Movement and position changes • Warm compresses or water therapy (shower/tub) • Massage or counterpressure • Visualization / prayer / affirmations • I prefer intermittent fetal monitoring instead of continuous. • I DECLINE unnecessary vaginal exams. • I DECLINE IV, unless medically necessary (saline lock only if needed). • I DECLINE labor induction or augmentation (Pitocin, breaking water) unless medically required. ⸻ Delivery Preferences • I prefer to push in upright or side-lying positions. • I prefer to follow my body’s natural urges to push. • I prefer to avoid episiotomy (allow tearing if needed). • I prefer delayed cord clamping • I prefer partner to cut the umbilical cord. • I prefer immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth. ⸻ After Birth • Baby to stay with me at all times (rooming in). • I plan to breastfeed exclusively; please no formula or pacifiers. • No interruptions during bonding time. • If baby needs to be taken to nursery, partner accompanies baby. • I prefer to delay the first bath until at least 24 hours after birth. ⸻ In Case of Cesarean (If Needed) • Gentle or family-centered cesarean (clear drape, music allowed). • Partner present during surgery. • Immediate skin-to-skin if possible, or with partner. • Delayed cord clamping if possible. • Breastfeeding in recovery room.