Find Doula Jobs in Woodbury, MN

Hello! My name is Haddie. I plan on giving birth at the Lakeview Hospital/birthcenter in Stillwater. I am on Medicaid and would be paying through that. My birth plan is to have a positive vaginal birth. I plan on getting an epidural. I had a fairly experience last pregnancy and labor/delivery and hoping to keep that going. I am looking for someone to help be my advocate, help me have a positive birth, and help me breastfeed successfully after.

We plan to give birth at the hospital. Currently looking for someone in network with my insurance but we don’t have a set budget. We are open to a natural or medicated birth plan but would like to start with a natural plan

I’m planning on birthing at United Hospital in Saint Paul. I have about $1500-2500 to spend. Provider needs to be a certified/licensed doula. I’m looking for someone to be there for the birth and maybe 3-5 overnight postpartum shifts.

This is my first baby, but I am looking for a Doula in training that is able to help me achieve an unmedicated birth. I currently live in Stillwater Minnesota and plan to deliver at St. John’s Hospital. I’m hoping to find a Doula in training as my insurance does not cover a Doula at all and the cost of a trained Doula is not feasible.

I want to give birth at a birth center and have an umm medicated birth.

We live in cottage grove and plan to deliver at regions hospital. I had a natural birth last time and plan to do the same thing this time. Looking for a budget around $1,000-2,000

First pregnancy, would like to try to go unmedicated with the exception of non invasive pain management with no lasting effects on baby

Birth plan Prenatal diet Emotional support Just need a right hand someone who got my back and supports my wants and needs.

I think regions hospital or St. John’s. Im hoping to find something that is covered by insurance. I have no idea where to start with a birth plan

I will have a hospital birth. I would like as little interventions as possible. Less than $1000 is my budget.

Birth doula for first pregnancy. Birth at hospital in Hudson Wisconsin. I want as natural of a birth as possible. Not sure of budget

We are planning to give birth at Regions Hospital in Saint Paul and are exploring other backup options in case we get diverted. Our estimated budget for Doula support services is less than $1000. We hope to have a water birth with a desire to use Nitrous Oxide and possible IV Medications. I'd like to do what I can to avoid an Epidural and C-Section by employing natural coping strategies and intentional birth positions. We feel strongly about working with a certified Birth Doula who ideally has supported at least a handful of births. Ideally, we would be supported by someone who specializes in Trauma-informed Care, possesses advanced training with Spinning Babies or other birth support methods, has successfully supported vaginal births (with minimal tearing) for first-time moms, cares about supporting the birth partner as well as the birthing partner, annnndddd lactation/combination breastfeeding support. My husband and I are first-time parents who are eager to have as low-stress, low-intervention of an experience as possible, knowing that labor and birth are widely unpredictable. I am 35 and he (Ross) is about to be 38. The only "special needs" we have is my own personal preference for primarily plant-based organic foods! No additional needs/requests for in-home support beyond perhaps one postpartum visit to check on how our family unit is adapting.

I will be giving birth at United Hospital. I have health partners insurance through the state, so any services would need to be covered by insurance. I am hoping for as natural of a birth as possible with as few interventions as possible however, I am a high risk pregnancy due to type one diabetes. (my diabetes is decently well controlled and is not the same as type two diabetes.) I had a lot of trauma from my last birthing experience, I didn’t know my rights and the doctors were VERY controlling and even forceful with me.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, I am going on MA so would like a doula that is covered by MA. I want to try to stay natural with birth, it is my first time giving birth so I want to get educated on what’s best for my body so it goes as smooth and healthy as possible.

Hospital birth Natural but willing to get epidural

Light cleaning, meal prep, laundry, sibling help and postpartum support

I would just like to be educated on how to give birth and educated on childbirth and just a support system I plan on giving birth at the hospital

I plan to give birth at Abbott Northwestern. This is my second child, my first was born at Regions which was a 30+ hour labor including PPH. I am hoping for a smoother experience and less anxiety this time! I'd like to find someone with several years of experience. My husband is a resident physician and it is important to us to find someone who works well with care teams. I am not sure yet about my postpartum doula needs and budget, just thinking I'd like to find help with that too.

I am 41 years old so a high risk pregnancy and was just diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes. It is important for me to have an advocate in the room who can inform me about my decisions and prefer a person of color. We are going to be at Methodist hospital

Low cost preferred. Supportive and reassuring. Hospital natural birth.