Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Hackensack, NJ

We are giving birth in Hackensack hospital. This is our first child. Our budget is approx. max 1,000. We currently plan on having a natural birth and would like to have someone who can help us feel comfortable, confident, and prepared the best we can be.

Assistance in the hospital after the baby is born overnight for 2 nights because I'm having another C-section, including some assistance with breastfeeding. I want my husband to mostly stay home with our toddler during this time.

I plan to give birth in hospital. I am looking for someone who could help take care my new born during night from 11pm -6am.

1. Provider Requirements Certified postpartum doula or equivalent newborn care training Minimum 2+ years of postpartum/newborn experience, with recent experience caring for newborns under one week old Comfortable working with first-time parents Strong communication skills; open to feedback and parent preferences English required; Korean or Filipino is a plus but not required 2. Care Recipient Details Newborn infant, 3 days old No known medical or special needs at this time Feeding: newborn feeding support as needed (bottle and/or breastfeeding support) Parents prefer gentle, slow handling, constant head and neck support, and strict hygiene practices 3. Additional Duties Newborn care and soothing Parental education and confidence-building Light baby-related tasks only (e.g., bottle cleaning, organizing baby supplies) No heavy cleaning or cooking required Open to discussing sleep support appropriate for a newborn (not formal sleep training at this stage) 4. Estimated Budget Open to discussion based on experience and scope Prefer hourly or per-shift rate with a trial period

Hi, I’m currently 30 weeks pregnant and located near Ridgefield, NJ. I have Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield — do you accept it directly or is it reimbursement? I’m looking for childbirth preparation support, including breathing techniques, exercises, and overall guidance for labor. Also, do you offer in-home sessions, or would I need to come to your location? Thank you!

Hi - My wife is 29 weeks pregnant and expecting in April. We are seeking a doula who can support her in her journey and in the child’s birth. Our biggest need is not a cheerleader but instead someone who can represent us and our needs with the hospital leading up to the birth and at the hospital during labor, delivery, and post delivery. More like a wedding planner and less like an emotional support person. Would love to make a decision within the next two weeks.

I am 42 years old and live in cliffside park New Jersey with my 2 huskies. This is my first baby, and I plan to give birth at Weil Cornell in nyc. I really don’t have any idea on birth plans and budgets but would need someone for birth and postpartum to come live with me in my home since I am by myself and basically help with everything

Hello ! I’m Yesenia G I plan to have my baby in the hospital

Hi there! Nice to meet you, we came across your profile while browsing for carrot eligible providers. We’re expectant a baby girl end of June 2026, and we’re looking for a birth doula and overnight PP care for 4-6 weeks after baby is here. Would love to connect if you’re available and can service the port imperial area in west New York, New Jersey. We’re fairly close to Manhattan.

Will need help with caring for twins We are interested in getting them in a routine as we will have to return to work eventually

1. nothing special 2. nothing special 3. no 4. $1000

Hi Ashley, are you available in the last week of this month? I am looking for postpartum doula for the first and second week of newborn at home in the daytime. We live in Weehawken. NJ.

We live in a 1-bedroom apartment in NYC, and my mom will be staying with us for the first month to help with the baby, including some overnight support. Because of this, I’m not looking for full-time or live-in care, but rather targeted, part-time support that complements family help. What I’m hoping to find: Daytime sessions focused on guidance and check-ins, with strong experience in newborn care and sleep basics Breastfeeding support (or experience working alongside lactation consultants) Support for a first-time mom’s recovery and transition Someone comfortable working in a shared, small-space environment and able to integrate smoothly with family support already in place Willingness to help with light, baby-related household tasks (e.g., snack prep, nursery organization, light tidying) to support recovery English and Mandarin speaking is ideal but not mandatory. While not required, occasional overnight support may be of interest depending on how things progress. We’re also open to adjusting support after the first couple of weeks depending on how things are going. Given we are using Carrot fertility funds to pay for this service, the doula must satisfy the following eligibility criteria. Doulas in the United States must have at least one of the following: - Medicaid approval to provide doula services in their state - An active doula certification from an eligible certifying organization - A certificate of completion from an eligible doula training program and three years of experience They must also have all three of the following to be eligible: - An active certificate in adult and infant CPR from an eligible certifying organization - At least $1 million in liability insurance from a reputable insurer - Client and professional references Estimated budget $40-65

New to this process and just looking to learn more, so we're a bit unsure of how to respond to this

I am expecting mono-di twins and will have 12 weeks of maternity leave. My husband is unable to take time off, so I will be the primary caregiver and am looking for part-time daytime support throughout my leave. I am seeking a doula with direct experience supporting families with twins or multiples, and ideally a Newborn Care Specialist certification. Breastfeeding/lactation support is also a priority, as nursing twins presents unique challenges I want to feel prepared for. Care recipients are newborn twins (mono-di, so higher-needs monitoring in the early weeks). No special feeding equipment needs confirmed yet, though I anticipate guidance will be helpful as we establish a routine. My budget is under $500 per week for daytime support.

Looking for a live in confinement nanny for 45-60 days. Looking for at least 5 years experience and at least 35+ Mandarin or English speaking only Need care for mom, newborn baby and cooking

Weill Cornell, I don’t know what the budget should be

Looking for a live in baby nurse for newborn, first baby. Experience with jewish practice & circumcision a plus. French as second language a plus. Focused on newborn care, feeding, and sleep, as well as assistance with baby laundry. Budget approximately $5K monthly + room & board.

Hospital birth Insurance budget Natural birth plan for now

We are first-time parents expecting a baby girl around May 10th on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. We're looking for a certified postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to provide overnight support starting shortly after birth, ideally within the first week home from the hospital. Schedule: We'd like to start with 3 nights per week (flexible on which nights) for an initial 4-week engagement, with the possibility of extending to 6–8 weeks depending on how things go. Typical shift would be approximately 10 hours overnight (around 8pm–6am), though we're open to adjusting based on what works best. Provider requirements: We strongly prefer someone with a postpartum doula certification (DONA, CAPPA, or equivalent) and at least 2–3 years of professional newborn care experience. Current infant CPR certification is a must. We'd value someone who has worked with first-time parents before and is comfortable guiding us through the learning curve rather than just taking over — we want to build confidence, not dependence. A provider who is experienced with breastfeeding support (positioning, latch guidance, pump setup) is especially important, as we plan to breastfeed and want help navigating that during nighttime feeds. Baby details: Healthy singleton pregnancy with no complications expected. Newborn girl, no known special needs. We plan to breastfeed but are open to supplementing with formula if needed — we'd appreciate a provider who is supportive and non-judgmental about either approach. Additional duties: Primary focus is overnight newborn care — feeding (bringing baby to breast or bottle prep), diapering, soothing, and settling baby back to sleep so both parents can rest. Beyond that, we'd appreciate help with establishing healthy sleep habits early on, light bottle washing and pump parts cleaning, and keeping a simple log of feeding times and diaper output. We are not looking for daytime household help — this is purely overnight newborn support. About us: Dad will be working and mom is on maternity leave for a few months. Sleep matters for both of us to function, which is the main reason we're seeking help. We live in a doorman building on the Upper East Side, so building access is straightforward. Budget: We're targeting $350–450 per night for a 10-hour overnight shift, though we're open to discussing rates for the right fit. We have employer benefits that may cover a portion of the cost for certified postpartum doula services specifically, so certification is a real plus. Timing: Our due date is May 10th, so we're looking to confirm someone in the next 2–3 weeks. We understand this is a shorter lead time than ideal and appreciate anyone who has availability for a late spring start.