Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Chattanooga, TN

We are surprised but excited to be welcoming a baby in early September! This is our third, and he will arrive likely via c-section, so support recovery will need to have this in mind. We have 2 older children, 8 and 10, and two dogs. We are an active family with sports, dogs, and friends and family nearby---but will certainly need support as we enter this chapter. We are looking for both postpartum mother and baby support for at least 3-4 weeks, with the option to remain for longer term childcare needs. Night nursing would be needed for at least a few nights a week in the first month, in addition to daytime support. But this would not be a long-term requirement and can be flexible here. We would love additional help with light cooking/cleaning/and household support. We require either doula certification or medicare-qualifications to meet our employee benefit requirements. Budget from 25-45 an hour. Second language not required, but welcomed!

We will be having twins and would like assistance with nighttime care. Budget is flexible.

I am looking for a midwife to do checkups during my pregnancy

Hi Amanda! My name is Madyson Williams. I’m currently pregnant with my first baby boy (I’m 30) and currently 16 weeks. I’m really hoping to have a water birth, either at home or at a birth center. I came across your information and would love to learn more about your services and see if we might be a good fit. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

I want a doula who will help lead me with knowledge going through pregnancy and through labor. Due to being a single mother I want to have someone there who will help support me and advocate for me! This will be my first baby and I’m so excited!

Plan on giving a hospital birth most likely c-section. Have seen doulas on social media I know different people do different things. I’ve had one baby and wanted to see what it would be like to have another with a doula!

We are looking for a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the early weeks after bringing home our baby girl (due August 2026). Ideally, we would love someone who has formal training or certification in postpartum care, newborn support, and breastfeeding, with at least 2–5 years of hands-on experience. A calm, nurturing presence and strong intuition with both baby and mother are very important to us. Our baby will be a newborn, and we are hoping for support with newborn care, soothing techniques, feeding guidance (breastfeeding support is a plus), and helping establish healthy sleep rhythms. We are also looking for someone who understands the emotional and physical needs of a mother during postpartum recovery and can provide gentle, supportive care during that time. Additional responsibilities may include light household tasks such as baby laundry, tidying up common areas, simple meal prep, and helping maintain a peaceful, organized environment. If the provider has experience with sleep shaping or gentle sleep routines, that would be a bonus, but not required. We prefer someone who values a natural, low-tox lifestyle and is mindful of the products and approaches used around our baby. A faith-aligned or spiritually grounded individual would also be a wonderful fit, though not required. We are currently exploring both daytime and overnight support and are open to discussing a schedule that works well for both sides. Based on local rates, we are anticipating a budget of approximately $25–$35 per hour depending on experience and services provided, but we are open to discussing this for the right fit. We are looking for someone who will feel like a trusted, supportive presence in our home during this special season.

My wife and I are expecting our first child on May 25, 2026. As this is our first experience, we are seeking additional support to help guide us through the birth process at the hospital. We are particularly interested in understanding what services are available to assist us in ensuring a smooth and well-supported delivery experience.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital but am considering no epidural (I would like as little intervention as possible but am open to whatever needs to be done if medically necessary). I’m no sure how much doulas run so I’m just looking I get an estimate on cost before I really consider it.

Prenatal care I will do an at home unassisted birth again . This is my 9th baby if all goes as planned. I live in corner of TN but willing to seek care in GA or NC I have champva in insurance so cost depends in payment plans available