Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Corvallis, OR

I am currently 30 weeks pregnant and located in the Albany area. This is our first baby, and we plan to deliver in a hospital. We are primarily looking for postpartum doula support, especially during the first few weeks after birth. Overnight support is very important to us, as we would like help with newborn care so that we can get adequate rest and recover well. We would also appreciate guidance with breastfeeding, newborn care, and adjusting to life with a newborn, as we are first-time parents. We plan to use Carrot benefits for reimbursement, so it is important that you can provide detailed, itemized invoices that meet Carrot requirements (including schedule, hourly rate, and labeled for reimbursement). We are flexible with scheduling but are most interested in overnight support and some daytime visits in the early postpartum period.

I have twins and get support from husband and my mom, (grandma) but we need someone to come during day for a few hours to help grandma while I get a few hrs sleep. Babies have reflux so they need to be held for 30mins after feedings.

Hospital 2,000 Low dim lights, battery operated candles, essential oil diffuser, possibly birthing tub, free movement

We are looking for a night nanny for our 3 year old when I give birth to a sibling.

Hi, My sister-in-law has been co-sleeping with her baby boy who will be 1 on July 5th. They're now wanting to move him to a crib in his own room. I'm thinking a nice gift would be to have someone experienced with this process come in an give some coaching on sleep training etc.. Is this something you're interested in? Best regards, Stu StuGrater@gmail.com

Please have at least a few years experience, and be a certified night nurse for newborns/ infants in postpartum. Our 1 month old baby Hyde takes bottles of breast milk that I pump, and has silent reflux so needs to be upright after every feed for 10-30 minutes at least. He takes a prescribed dose of Pepcid once daily but I give that in the mornings so no worries there. I just ask that you keep up on the bottle washing throughout the night and just make sure he is fed, changed, and burped thoroughly

I planning to give birth at the hospital as the midwife I see only delivers there. I have Trillium OHP and want to get a doula that is covered under that. I dont have a set birth plan yet as I am still in my first trimester, but would like help with that as well. So far through research, I know I do want to try for an unmedicated birth, I want as little medical intervention as possible, I dont want to be overcrowded with staff in the room, I dont want constant fetal monitoring unless it is emergency situation, I want to be able to freely move around while i am contracting to be able to listen and help my body, I dont want to give birth in my back unless my body tells me too, I dont want constant cervix checks unless its an emergency, I will labor at home for as long as possible before going to hospital, I want delayed cord clamping, I want immediate skin to skin with baby and for the father and space for us to experience baby when it arrives. I want a doula that has more than 5 years of experience especially with first time moms I would prefer someone who is in there 30s but not required. I really am just looking to have someone who is educated and familiar with unmedicated births and to be that extra support for me during birth and can be a calm guide for me and my boyfriend during this amazing experience :)

Someone to help navigate my postpartum and make me not feel so alone. My depression has been pretty severe lately. My baby does ok on nursing but could use help as she isn't fully latching. Just kinda lazy latching. And I may need to go back to work soon even though I think it is too early. And I was working night shifts so I may need to go back to working nights.