Find Doula Jobs in Worcester, MA

Hi there! We are looking for overnight help for our newborn boy, expected in mid November. We are looking for someone kind, caring, compassionate, and open to 5 days a week, 10 hours per night (probably 9 pm - 7 am). We live in the South End of Boston and have private parking + a spare room. We are looking for someone with a Post Partum Doula certification that is able to work with Carrot Fertility Benefits. Thank you!

First baby, planning on an unmedicated birth, south shore/ boston area

Looking for a certified postpartum doula or nanny with a holistic approach to newborn and maternal care. We have limited family support and would appreciate help with feeding guidance, newborn care, healthy meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, and creating a calm, nurturing environment while supporting our transition into parenthood.

I need a birth doula and some prenatal support as a part of this birth is at Beverly hospital in MA with their midwife team No budget

First baby, plan on hospital birth, wanting extra support and comfort

I plan to give birth at Baystate Wesson woman’s hospital in Chicopee, I’ve had two unplanned c sections 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

First baby, sleep support, newborn education and some tasks around the house.

Hospital Birth. I dont know what Doulas cost. No birth plan yet

I need a doula to support me through the nights for the first 3 months of care for my newborn at night. I’m might also will need help with cooking, laundry and cleaning but what is more important to me it’s the night time shifts to be covered. I do want an experience certificated doula.

Hospital birth As natural as possible but high risk-bicuspid aortic valve-being seen by MFM Plan to use insurance Birth plan: epidural or possibly not, laboring down as much as long as possible allowing fetal ejection reflex to hopefully take place so minimal pushing. I declined the use of a forceps/suction assisted birth. C section is also still on the table. Want to move about freely or if there’s an epidural in place assistance moving, do not want to birth on my back. Minimal vaccines, delaying schedule and not doing all of them. Must be the preservative free vitamin k shot and if not available then drops only. Delayed cord clamping until white or not pulsating. Baby stays in room with us at all times for all tests etc.. plan to breast feed.

Unsure of my options, interested in learning more

This will be me and my husband’s second baby. We are planning a hospital birth in Attleboro, MA. My goal is to be unmedicated aside from nitrous oxide and a labor tub provided by the hospital. Our budget is 1500.

Hospital I just want someone who knows what they are doing and are there for support and help me with processing the birth and after.

This is my 2nd baby, and I'm planning to give birth at Beverly Hospital. My 1st daughter was born by c section, and my dream birth this time around would be to have the baby naturally, vbac. I have MA health, so I'm hoping to find a doula that is covered by my insurance, or if not then someone who offers a sliding scale since I don't have a big budget.

Boston ma vangel birth certificate no pain mecdine

I plan to give birth in hospital with absolutely no interventions. I have Neighborhood Health Plan of RI. My goal is no interventions, and please I would like to work with someone that practices informed consent and will not get personally angry or treat me differently if I deny a given procedure!

My husband is currently deployed so I won’t have a birthing partner. I will have my mom, but I want somebody who is experienced and knows different techniques for a smooth and easy labor and delivery.

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.

Night nanny for newborn (3rd child), may also include cleaning, cooking, laundry

I plan to give birth in Mt. Auburn, Cambridge. I planning for an unmedicated birth with the midwives.