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[personal details hidden] I am extremely nervous with his pregnancy that it will happen again. I am [personal details hidden] about it. It was recommended that I look into a doula. We are having the birth in hospital because I also [personal details hidden] and [personal details hidden]. I don't know how to start a birth plan or anything. I'm doing this alone I feel like. Doctors don't take me seriously enough. And I'd like to work with my insurance.
Looking for options for an overnight doula or nanny to help as we get settled with twins. Certifications with new borns desired.
First baby, looking for a post partum doula twice a week for the first month ideally
Third pregnancy first two were at hospital induced birth with interventions and [personal details hidden]. I want least intervention kinda birth with most natural birth
I plan to give birth at aurora Sinai or at home I don’t know I’m Kind of scared again
Due with twins which will be babies 3&4, looking for someone who has experience with multiples and also patience to help with older siblings when needed. Milwaukee, WI. Looking for 4 hours of morning support 2-3 days a week, ideally paying 35$ an hour.
I’m giving birth in hospital and want help preparing for birth for myself and my husband
Hospital birth and would like someone to assist me in natural birth
Hospital birth Birth plan (not sure) Require(years of experience) Prenatal massages
Hi I need help in postpartum and help with 3 year old and house chores I wil have c section
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 [personal details hidden] 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 [personal details hidden], 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 [personal details hidden] 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.
First baby, plan on having a hospital birth, also thinking of a pool birth at the hospital. My budget is $1300.00, the care is for me. May need a little help around the house after birth and looking for help every few days in the morning after birth.
I plan to give birth in a hospital. [personal details hidden] and may deliver early.
First baby. [personal details hidden] Looking for postpartum care for baby about 4 times a week. Every other day if possible. Located in Milwaukee. Looking for overnight care
At home birth African American (locs) prefer a woman State insurance will provide payments
First baby. Boy Just looking for quotes That’s all
Hospital birth Budget nothing expensive Natural and relaxing birth
Give birth in hospital I don’t have an estimated budget yet but it does depend and I don’t want epidural
I would like to give birth at the Sinai birthing center, unmedicated. I have no clue what a doula costs but I’d be willing to pay around $2,000 for the birth. [name hidden] is my OB and delivering doctor. She’s the bomb and is very accepting of all plans.
I will need help postpartum. I will also need help with mental health. The most immediate need would be exercise.
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