Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Alexandria, VA

1. Plan to give birth either in Stone Springs Hospital or Inova Fairfax 2. Covered through Tricare Prime 3. Vaginal birth with epidural

Hi here lies my problem, I have nothing. No birth plan, no idea if I’m eating well, what feels like no help maintaining the house, no energy…I just need help. I need guidance on if I’m doing the right thing for the baby. I feel like I’m already behind the eight ball but maybe I’m not I just don’t know. I do know I’m delivering at Georgetown Hospital but I’m open to changing if I find a better fit. Budget I don’t know, I’m trying to save money but I understand the area I live in may be on the pricier side, no more than $1500 is ideal.

Planning on giving birth at birthing center located in ALX, VA. Hoping to find a doula who takes tricare. Birth plan is to have a natural delivery with little to no medical intervention (is possible). Hoping to have doula support to coach me through birthing positions, breathing, and partner support (helping him help me).

I plan to give birth at Inova Womens Fairfax Hospital. My budget is $800 or less if possible. I plan to give birth naturally with hopes of least intervention possible.

Hopsital, $1500, would like to do an unmedicated birth if possible

I would like to give birth at a birth center covered by tricare

1. We plan to give birth in the on post hospital. 2. We would like the services to be covered by tricare insurance coverage. 3. Epidural vaginal birth.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m not sure of budget. I would like to have a vaginal birth with as much comfort and support as possible.

Home but hospital if needed. Medicaid should cover fees Peaceful and low level interventions

I’m planning on to give birth at home, that’s why I need a midwife of a doula. It’ll be my first kid, so I’m looking forward to have a natural labor. I’m looking for professionals that accept Medicaid. I wanna do non medical birth, that’s why I don’t wanna go to the hospital.

I'm really not sure. I know i wanna give birth in a hospital.

I plan on a hospital birth. I have not yet set a budget or birth plan. A Christian provider is important to me. I am 36, having my first baby.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have a $300 budget. My birth plan is to have a VBAC.

I'm giving birth at BirthCare in Alexandria, VA. I would like a doula that takes Tricare and charges low or no additional fees.

I want help to help me with everything. I have a one-year-old child and now I will give birth to another child by caesarean section. There is no one to help me at home because I cannot move much because of the operation, so I want her to help me with everything.

I am looking to give birth at Inova Fairfax. With my first child I decided to get an epidural at 8cm dilation. It lasted for 2 hours and for the last 2 hours I felt everything and pushed my baby out. I would like a doula who can support me through the process, even if I decide to take an epidural. A requirement is that she is Spinning Babies certified, as I had to turn my baby at 9 cm. Budget is flexible DOE.

Hospital birth is a priority and Medicated delivery birth plan

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m having twins and this is first pregnancy. I don’t have a pregnancy plan I just really need support right now

I plan to give birth at the hospital. This is my first pregnancy I don’t really have a pregnancy plan. I’m having twins and overwhelmed. I really need support right now

Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington DC. My budget is $5k. I don’t have a birth plan yet