Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Winston-Salem, NC

We plan to give birth at Novant @ Forsyth Hospital in Winston Salem, NC and we prefer a natural birth. We are preferably looking for a doula who accepts the WellCare Medicaid plan.

I plan on having a hospital birth but with as little medications as possible. As close to natural as my body can handle, but in a setting where i have the option and opportunity to change my mind up until the last minute. I want someone able to provide that extra step of care, the nurturing and caring side of pregnancy that is a little less common in a medical setting. My budget is currently still being decided upon but I do have a bit of flexibility in that area.

I would like to give birth at an Air bnb in Winston Salem. I had gave birth vaginally with my first child but had a c-section with my second because he breached himself so I want to be near a hospital in case something happens but would like to have a home birth this time. I’m not sure about my budget. Not sure if my insurance would cover some of the cost.

1. Hospital 2. Medicaid 3. No epidural would like to use sedatives like gas

1. I want to do an at home birth but may also have a hospital/birthing center lined up in the event i need it due to complications. 2. Not discussing at this time. 3. Natural

I am looking for someone to come to my home to help sleep train out almost 6 month old. Right now, he requires to be rocked to fall asleep. We want to start lying him down sleepy but awake and try to do the Ferber method to check in on him. We have attempted to get started, but it is not going well. I need someone to help me get over the hump and get a consistent routine going

I need someone that will be able to help with any issues or concerns that I might have throughout my pregnancy. I’ve had a rough first trimester, so I definitely want more support from now on. I had a miscarriage a few months ago, so I tend to feel anxious about any symptoms that I don’t feel or think are normal. I will have a lot of questions and concerns that I need answers to in a timely manner, so someone that I can easily contact is essential. Ideally we need someone that will be able to help through pregnancy and for at least the first month of postpartum. We plan on giving birth at a hospital, but want it to be a natural birth if possible, so having someone that can advocate for my needs during both pregnancy and labor is also important.

I care for my disabled mother and having to care for the baby and her after I deliver will be very tricky. This is my first baby but I have older sister who has said that caring for the baby while trying to recover is tricky. I just need help with all the tasks!

I’m looking for a Doula that can keep me calm during labor. Encourage me to do the natural birth. I want after a C-section speak up for me when I’m scared to speak up for myself. $300 is my budget I don’t work or anything I just want to go and live on my own, not getting induced and if I do end up getting induced go natural, even though I had an emergency C-section due to my labor have progressing and my daughter heart rate dropping in

I want experienced doula who can take care of post partum needs of baby and mom. Additional help with aleep training, help with houaehold works helps.

Looking to have a natural home water birth. Low budget, not on insurance right now. But willing to pay for good care so I don't have to go to a hospital. Will be me and my husband and my mother in a quiet, dimly lit room. I envision a relaxing and patient, intentional labor, with movement and rest. Would love to have a positive, encouraging environment where I am allowed to ask questions and the midwives will be confident and reassuring, never rushing me.

In need supportive doula for natural home water birth. We had a doula but needed to change

This is my first pregnancy so I’m very new to everything, I plan to do a traditional birth at the hospital. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget at the moment

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am primarily looking for a doula to provide education to me and my husband and help advocate for a successful birth with only necessary interventions as they arise or as I request. I do not want to be in a birthing environment where I don’t understand the language or I am not familiar with optional vs required interventions from the medical team. Following birth I am looking for support with navigating post partum and breastfeeding as a first time mother.

Planning to give birth at UNC $750 Need help making my birth plan

Good morning, My name is Autumn Knight, and I am the new Maternal and Child Health Community Health Worker at the Martinsville Health Department. We offer services such as case management for pregnant and postpartum individuals, and I am reaching out to learn more about the support you provide in our area with the hope to be able to connect local women to your services. I would love the opportunity to connect with you or someone from your team to discuss your available services. I look forward to hearing from you soon! Thanks! Best regards,

Hello, I recently brought home my son from the NICU and was looking for a night time nurse. Some background knowledge for my son, nassier is that he was in the NICU at Catawba valley medical center in hickory nc from birth- July 15, 2025- to just being discharged November 20th, 2025. He was sent home on oxygen, 1 liter and since this is a new process for me and my family- it has been hard getting any sleep as we tend to watch over him like a hawk. I was just looking for an overnight nurse to help care for my son. I live in the mooresville area and am inquiring about your rates.

I plan to give birth in a hospital but I need a doula that will help me advocate for myself. I have an overall “what I don’t want” but I’m terrible at advocating for myself and need a voice to help me not be swayed into something I don’t want to have. I am looking for a non-religious doula if possible and especially need one that takes Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina insurance. My goal is to have a natural birth in the birthing center (that’s attached to the hospital), I do not want an epidural but I’m open to trying nitrous oxide, I do not want to be induced, I’m aiming for infrequent cervical checks since they aren’t actually a way to assess progress, I want to delay cord clamping until the cord has stopped pulsating. I want to do immediate skin to skin with me and then with my husband and almost all tests can be done while doing skin to skin. I also do not want the baby taken out of my sight at any point unless for a medical emergency in which case my husband or doula would need to keep an eye on my baby at all times. I can’t think of anything else at the moment.