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At a hospital; want to have pain medicine; seeking pre partum education and post partum help

I plan to give birth at advent health Orlando. My budget should be $1000 My birth plan is to have a vbac

Night Nurse / Newborn Care Specialist (Overnight) (Also Need Day Care) We are seeking an experienced, highly qualified night nurse / newborn care specialist to support our infant son, Henry, as he transitions home from the NICU. Henry was born prematurely and requires attentive, knowledgeable care from someone comfortable working with medically complex newborns. About Henry: Henry is a premature infant (former 25-week preemie) who is coming home after an extended NICU stay. He is currently feeding on a structured schedule (breast milk via bottle and/or breastfeeding), and may have typical preemie considerations such as reflux, feeding coordination, and monitoring needs. Experience with preemies and/or NICU graduates is strongly preferred. Responsibilities: • Overnight care (approximately 8–12 hour shifts) • Bottle feeding (breast milk) and/or supporting breastfeeding as needed • Monitoring feeding tolerance, reflux, and overall comfort • Diapering, soothing, and sleep support • Following a structured feeding and sleep schedule • Light baby-related tasks (bottle washing, pump part cleaning, organizing supplies) • Maintaining a calm, safe sleep environment • Communicating clearly with parents regarding overnight events Ideal Candidate: • Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), postpartum doula, RN, LPN, or similar medical background • Significant experience with premature infants or NICU graduates • Knowledge of infant CPR and safe sleep practices • Comfortable recognizing subtle changes in infant behavior or health • Professional, dependable, and excellent communicator Schedule & Compensation: • Overnight shifts (flexible scheduling; ideally multiple nights per week) • Competitive pay based on experience; premium compensation offered for candidates with NICU or medical experience

I need someone to help me during the postpartum period.

I plan on giving birth at lake Mary hospital, I have Medicaid (community care plan)

Insurance approved (tricare), delivering in Winnie Palmer

Most interested in a labor doula but would love to hear about night nanny and post partum doula services

I plan on giving birth at a hospital I have Medicaid so I’m currently looking for a Medicaid doula

8-9 months postpartum, need help taking care of mother, $30-$35 per hour overnight, mother age 29, help feeding, meal prep, massage, hair brushing, emotional and physical support

Hello, I’m interested in a doula during pregnancy and a night nanny after delivery.

Midwife and doula care that focuses on a home birth plan and prepping first time mom. Budget of $1000.

I plan to give birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital in Orlando, FL I am seeking a doula that would be covered under Tricare insurance I plan to have labor and delivery that is safest for baby. I will be using epidural. Certified doula that can advocate for my needs and help through the labor especially if it’s been a long labor. I was 32 hours in labor with my first and did not feel supported by the nurses. I am 33 and seeking a doula that can support me through every step of labor and delivery including postpartum Mainly hospital support and the night after to help with self care and breastfeeding as a lactation consultant never met me the first time.

looking for experienced individual to help out around the home with 6 month old, assistance needed sleep training, tidying up and errands/chores

- Heart2Heart Birth Centre - natural birth in water - unknown - natural birth, with midwife, at birthing center, Christian music, water birth, etc - n/a preferred Christian doula but just someone who I feel is the perfect fit in the end - assistance maybe with cleaning but mainly for the birth

Needing a sibling doula while I am in labor and need to go to hospital

1: Advent Health Hospital in Orlando 2: Open for discussion 3: N/A at the moment

Lactation assistance, 54 yes old just had c-section on 6/11. I've baby

1. Where do you plan to give birth? I plan to give birth at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies. 2. Estimated Budget / Insurance Information I have Medicaid and prefer to work with providers who accept Humana Medicaid coverage. 3. Birth Plan Summary My priorities for birth are: Care from a provider experienced with high-risk pregnancies who understands how to support and advocate for me. A focus on minimum necessary medical intervention, unless it becomes medically necessary for the safety of me or my baby. A team that listens to my preferences and supports evidence-based decisions. Freedom to move during labor, with supportive comfort measures. Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth and support initiating breastfeeding (if desired). Clear communication about any recommended interventions before they occur.

Night time help with newborn To help mom get some sleep and rest

I am planning to have a planned csection at Winnie Palmer hospital March 9th. I am looking to hire a postpartum doula who is experienced to help with mother recover for the first two evening/over nights. Considering 8p-8a for two nights roughly. The focus would be around my care and needs more than baby as I plan to utilize the nursery care overnight for baby as well. Helping me in and out of bed, picking up baby and handing to me during feedings and just someone to stay bedside since I will not be having family stay with me. Budget is dependent on doula’s experience and level of care that they can provide for a second time csection mother. Service again is focused more for mother’s recovery and care. Looking for different detailed packages one offers for overnight services.