Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Racine, WI

I'm looking to learn more about what a doula can offer. My initial interest came about from my last birth where I delivered in hospital with an epidural. I journaled right after that experience to document what I liked and didn't like. The biggest thing that I feel like I would need help with in this second birth is being able to labor more flexibly. I didn't like all the cables and wires hooked up to me. I didn't feel like I could walk and move it even go to the bathroom with all the wires. I plan to give birth in a hospital in Kenosha. Estimated budget under $1000 Not sure my birth plan, really open/flexible

Hospital I don’t know yet Delayed cord clamping No lactation consultant

1. Hospital birth 2. $2k or less 3. I want to know my options for a birth plan

Post partum doula/night nurse 2-3 days a week for 5-8 weeks

Looking for newborn care/night nurse or post parting doula 2 nights a week 10-12 hours a night for 5-6 weeks

I plan to give birth at West Allis memorial women’s pavilion. Estimated budget is $30/day. I do not have a specific birth plan.

Plan to give birth at west allis memorial $150-$300 monthly I will love to give birth in water but u knows that’s not going to happen! I want to give birth squatting not on my back! Gravity helps with birthing if squatting or have legs certain way

New mom giving birth at Froedtert birth center would love to be introduced to services and education would like no pain meds or epidural for delivery

I am due July 31, 2025 with my second child and plan to give birth at Lake Forest Hospital. We live in Antioch, IL, and are primarily interested in overnight care 3-4 days/week for 8-12 weeks after the baby's birth, and also potentially interested in birth support.

Hi there , I was looking for a doula to be with me in the delivery for support

I am interested in switching from a hospital birth and staff to finding a doula and having a home birth

1. Hospital birth at Aurora West Allis 2. Unsure on budget, but my company provides $2000 reimbursement for doula services. 3. I'd like to do a mostly unmedicated vaginal birth. (No epidural, no pitocin prior to birth). I'm open to breathing gas or other methods, but I'm largely afraid of needles and unsure if I can do an epidural. I'm open to following the flow of my birth and will consider options as necessary.

I plan to give birth at a hospital but I do need help with pain far as massages and bathing I plan to pay 100-150 a week

I plan to give birth in a hospital, would like to have a water birth

I’d like to give birth at home because the hospital options aren’t fitting my needs. $3,000 budget, I’m not sure if that’s enough this is the beginning of my research journey. In a perfect world I’d like a calm environment, with minimal people, as long as my fiancé is there I will be content but if I can have more family there I’d like that. I’d love to do a water birth with guided breathing and positive thoughts. My body is very mind over matter and I’d like someone to guide me through my labor and delivery with that in mind. If other pain management is an option I’d like nitrous oxide but I’m sure for a home birth there’s no way to do that.

1. Home birth 2. $900-$1500 (preferably) 3. Still trying to figure this out lol

1. Plan your give birth at home 2. Not sure of a budget yet bc I’m not sure how much this costs

1 ) Hospital 2) unsure 3) still researching and taking the in person classes at the hospital to better understand

Hello, I’m located in Twin Lakes and pregnant with my second son. I am primarily interested in postpartum doula car for extra help as I learn to juggle two kids without a village. I would love to chat more.

first time parents. 1) hospital (Froedtert) 2) $1000 3) I will be giving birth in a hospital. Labor: I would like to be able to move around and drink fluids during labor. I have no preference regarding IV vs heparin or saline lock. My labor support people will be my husband and doula. I do NOT want people in training in the room during labor/birth. I am open to trying various options during labor such as birthing ball, birthing stool, birthing chair, squat bar, or a warm shower/bath. I do not know if I want anesthesia during labor but would like some form of pain relief. Delivery: I think I would prefer a vaginal birth, but I am open to discussing a c-section. My delivery support people will be my husband and a doula. I prefer avoiding an episiotomy. I want education regarding storing umbilical cord blood and what advantages this provides. For a vaginal birth I want my husband/doula to support me during pushing, my husband to cut the umbilical cord, lights dimmed (if possible), and to begin breastfeeding as soon as possible. I would like pictures to be taken if possible. I want to hold my baby on my chest as soon as possible as long as it does not interfere with medical care (apgar score, eye drops). In the event of a C-section I would like only my husband present. I want education regarding what support a doula can provide in the event of a C-section. I want my husband to hold the baby after delivery if I am not able. I would like one of my support people to go with the baby to the nursery. Ideally this will be my husband but may be a grandparent if needed. My support person with the baby must know what shots my newborn will receive. Baby Care Plan: Ideally I will exclusively breastfeed my newborn but I am open to bottle feeding if needed. It is ok to offer my baby a pacifier and formula. I want education on why a baby would be given sugar water. I want education regarding nursery vs rooming-in. If the baby is a boy, he will be circumcised at the hospital.