Find Doula Jobs in York, PA

First baby due September 21st. i would like an unmedicated birth. and someone to guide me through the birthing process such as helping with comfort, stretches, safe pregnancy, and pregnancy positions that prevent tearing.

Looking for a faith-based doula for L&D and postpartum breastfeeding support. My last experience was without one and I feel having an experienced advocate in the room will be helpful. I want someone to help me feel supported and help me voice my preferences / needs during. Having a vaginal birth with minimal intervention is important to me. I’d love to birth at home but husband prefers we do hospital so we’ll be doing York wellspan hospital. Budget is ~$1500, and birth plan is as above, and limiting iv fluids, limiting induction interventions and avoiding C-section when able, and birthing in positions other than on back and legs up. Golden hour. Set up for best success with breastfeeding. Etc.

I am looking for someone who can help aid my in my 2nd pregnancy as an advocate for a potential VBAC. My first delivery was an induction and would like to be avoided if possible this time around. I plan to give birth in a hospital with as little medical intervention as possible. I am also looking for someone who takes insurance.

I’m a first time mom who would like someone that is experienced in birth center and hospital births. I am in a same sex relationship with my wife of 10 years. I’m looking for someone who is familiar with working with African American women. I would like someone that I can feel comfortable with and help keep my anxiety to a minimum.

Looking For Doula And Midwife Would Like To Have A Home Water Birth I Am Located In York Pennsylvania

Looking for a Doula that is low cost or takes Medicaid. I am delivering at my birthing center in Lancaster. This is going to be a natural birth.

I plan to give birth in a birth center. Hoping under $2,000. All nature, mostly likely water birth and as call as possible.

I'm looking for a doula in training to provide free or reduced-cost support for my upcoming birth. I live in York Haven, PA and will be delivering at York Hospital. My due date is September 10. This is my second birth. I'm hoping for a vaginal, unmedicated birth, though I don't have a full birth plan written out yet. I'd also love support with placenta encapsulation/assistance after the birth of possible. I'm planning to leave work before my due date, so I don't have income coming in right now, which is why I'm looking for a doula who's still building experience and needs practice hours — I'd be glad to be one of your clients as you work toward certification. My budget is free to very low cost. I'm open to a doula who can support labor, postpartum, or both.

Birth at hospital. I want a vaginal birth with no epidural. I need help to managing pain. Real help.

Hello, This is my first pregnancy, for both of us. I would consider myself to be relatively low-risk and fit to carry. I am looking for a midwife to oversee my baby and our progress, as well as a Doula for birth and some pregnancy guidance. I have a history of anxiety and depression as it relates to PTSD, so I like to talk things out as they progress. I am interested in a natural birth, perhaps in water, or an at home situation. We have a budget of what insurance can cover and about 150 a month more. I want my partner there for the birth, in a very chill, spiritually ambient environment. Thank you!

We live in Hanover, plan to birth in Carlisle. Looking for a home birth experience in a hospital setting. Unmedicated if possible, with minimal intervention. History of infertility and loss. Strong personality and need someone who can work with that. Looking for prenatal, birth and postpartum support. Experience with breastfeeding, baby wearing and cloth diapers is a plus. Definitely want someone with experience in movement techniques to optimize baby's positioning. My insurance covers 1200 per year and we can go a bit above that. Bonus points if we can split billing or do a visit in the new year to use both years benefits. Insurance requires a tax ID number and an invoice.

• Planning to deliver at UPMC Hanover, as long as a specific doctor is not on duty or scheduled to be when I go into labor. Otherwise, York Memorial • Budget is under $800 (not applicable if our insurance is accepted), but negotiable depending on services • Birth plan includes an epidural, delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin and breastfeeding, and no vaccines at birth • No requirements, but I need someone who can help me stick up for myself if need be. I had a very bad experience with an OB (she yelled, slammed a chair into a wall, and said nasty things to me and my husband) • Care recipients would be myself and my daughter who will be 2 then • Help with cleaning and laundry would be very appreciated!

I had a baby in 2025 and the labor was a bit traumatic to me. I feel more scared this time and would like more guidance. I was in the hospital to give birth last time and plan to this time as well.

This is my second baby. I'd like a hospital birth. My first birth was not traumatic but I remember feeling like I was limited in my ability to express my needs and felt pressured into certain interventions. I also had a very negative breastfeeding experience and was never able to establish that with my first and would like to try again. I am looking for someone to help advocate for me during the birth and support me in getting breastfeeding established.

Prenatal & postnatal education Labor education/tools to assist Lactation knowledge Insurance coverage- needs to go through insurance Still early on in the birth plan process. But planning to have a hospital birth, and aiming for all natural

I plan to give birth at Hampden Medical center. I would like for the birth to be natural, no epidural, I like to “move with the pain” I walk, pace, rock, etc…I dislike being hooked up to monitors and not being able to move around

I would like to give birth in the hospital. I would like someone who can speak English or Hindi. I do not have any budget planned as of now, but I want to do a normal delivery and I need a person who has experience in this and has good experience about the postpartum support needs.

I want to give birth at a hospital but without an epidural and vaginally unless deemed medically unsafe. I’m trying to get insurance but I might not get it so my budget is fairly low, I think I can pay around 800 dollars

Would like a postpartum doula for our first baby. I would like them to be certified and have been doing it for4 years at least

Penn state Hershey, c-section. Just looking for a support person while my husband stays with our other children. We don’t have much of a village!