Find Doula Jobs in Beloit, WI

This is my first pregnacy, so I am looking for someone to help guide me through the process and labor.

Looking for on call siblings doula care for my twin 3 year olds when I go into labor until long distance family is able to takeover. We have a couch/ pull out bed in the downstairs living room or can make a spare room available with an air mattress if overnight care is needed. All meals and snacks are intended to be prepared by us in advance if care is needed during meal times.

My c section will be planned at the hospital for the 5th time. I want to be abled to leave the hospital in 2 days. I would want the best recommendation as far as before I get ready for a c section as far as of a epidural or any other medications that would help me and keeping a close watch on me and my baby.

Planning to give birth in Rockford, UW health where my OB is they try to deliver their own patients which I would like to stick with. I would like to try birth unmedicated so I may move around and change positions more. Budget is flexible, but my partner and I definitely need more knowledge on counter pressures and what all could happen during labor.

Not sure this is my first one I’ll be at the hospital

Home birth Would like the best care that doesn’t break the budget

How to care for baby and myself. I’m a 32 year old first time mom. We have a dog at home as well.

Nighttime newborn support to help with getting longer periods of rejuvenating rest.

For now I’m just looking… it’s my first pregnancy and Ngl I’m scared I just want to see if it’s something we can afford

Vbac after 2 ceserean. First time laboring. Planning to not medicate. Going to northshore in evanston with midwives

Searching for traditional midwife or Doula willing to support my third home birth I am 31 and currently almost 21 weeks with my third. We’re having our first girl! I have had 3 ultrasounds two at a free clinic and one to see babies gender. I’ve been able to hear heartbeat at all of them and baby was measured at the first two. She was measuring ahead at the second ultrasound so they moved my due date to the 15th instead of the 19th. The ultrasound tech at the third did tell me my placenta is anterior. Other than that they haven’t looked at anything beyond that. My first birth was pretty hands off with a midwife in training and Doula. He was born 9 days early. Labor was 6 hours. My second was a wild pregnancy and was born at home with just my boyfriend and I present. He was born 10 days early Labor was only 2.5 hours. I would think I would go anywhere from the 10th of January to the 12th, but this girl could stay in longer too. I am not 100% sure I want someone at our birth yet, but I am wanting to see what is out there. I’m in madison Wisconsin. I am looking for someone who will be mostly hands off, but willing to step in if desired. Looking to spend 2k max, most comfortable around the 1.5k mark.

I plan to give birth at Unity Point-Meriter Hospital, I'm hoping to use Quartz insurance; I don't have any extra requirements or duties.

Support for our first child. Pre, during & post. Budget $1000

Hello, We are expecting our third child and are due in March 2027. We plan to deliver at UW Health / Meriter Hospital in Madison and are currently working with the high-risk maternal-fetal medicine team. My wife has a history of DVT during a previous pregnancy and is hoping to attempt a VBAC if medically appropriate. We are looking for a doula who is comfortable supporting a family that generally prefers a low-intervention approach to labor and delivery whenever it is safe to do so. We value evidence-based care and want a doula who can help us understand options, advocate for informed consent, and support our birth preferences, while also recognizing when medical intervention is necessary and appropriate. One of our highest priorities is postpartum support. My wife has bipolar disorder, and protecting her sleep in the days and weeks after delivery is extremely important for her mental health and overall recovery. We are looking for someone who understands the connection between sleep and maternal mental health and can help us develop a realistic postpartum plan that balances recovery, newborn care, and family needs. She is also hoping to breastfeed, so we would appreciate someone with experience helping families navigate breastfeeding goals while preserving maternal sleep and well-being. We would love to hear about: - Your experience with VBACs and high-risk pregnancies - Your experience supporting mothers with bipolar disorder or other mental health concerns - Your philosophy regarding low-intervention births in a hospital setting - How you work with medical teams when interventions become necessary - Whether you provide postpartum or overnight support - Your experience supporting breastfeeding families - Your familiarity with UW Health/Meriter - Your availability around March 2027 and your pricing/packages We are looking for a collaborative, compassionate, evidence-based doula who can support us through both the birth and postpartum period while respecting our preferences and helping us make informed decisions. Budget: $5,000-$8,000 Thank you, and we look forward to hearing from you.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital - Meriter in Madison,Wi Provide your estimated budget - $1,000 Describe your birth plan - first born; open to epidural; but also want to create a faith based space with worship music, positive reinforcement and support from husband and would prefer not to give. Birth on my back. If c-section is necessary, I’m okay, but would prefer to try to stay out of a c-section as much as possible. Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) - Certification, and atleast 5 to 10 years of experience. Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Recipent is 29 years old, this is my first pregnancy post TTC for 3 years. Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) None at the moment

Im trying to help my wife find a doula to help us through our first pregnancy. As of now we are unsure if she is wanting to go unmedicated for the delivery so we would need someone able to walk us through those decisions. She prefers that I (the husband) be the one to read all the books and stuff so I would need someone that is willing to work with me on these things so I can support her as best I can. We are thinking of an in hospital birth, due around May 4th. My insurance does cover a doula/ midwife so it might help if you can take insurance but I would be willing to pay out of pocket for the right person. We would also prefer an in person doula/midwife to help us in the delivery room.

FTM looking for a knowledgeable professional to help educate and guide through pregnancy/delivery. Emotional support would be great as well. Will likely be giving birth in a hospital; need help with weighing options and coming up with a birth plan.

I am looking for a doula that can provide services for upcoming labor for my second child. Admittedly, I am aware that this may be a last minute request. I have thought about hiring a doula for some time and figured I should still try to see if someone is available. I am 35 and have had no complications during my pregnancy. First birth was vaginal, with an epidural, although it was not without some complications that are some of the reasons I contemplated a doula for this birth. For this birth I would like to try to deliver unmedicated and am looking for someone to medically advocate for me in the hospital to align with my actual needs and wishes as much as possible.

This is my first baby. I will be giving birth in Highland Park, IL. I am using Triwest to cover my costs. I would like a doula who can be there for me during my birth, planning for birth, and postpartum.

First time mom, having my baby in libertyville IL hoping to have a easy and quick birth and someone who can be there for my partner and guide him as well. Budget is $1,000