Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Springville, UT

Provo, Medicaid insurance, natural and delayed cord

Pregnant with 5th baby. I am hoping to have a VBAC after a previous csection. Planning on delivering in a hospital, preferably with an unmedicated labor and delivery.

Hospital natural water birth, absolutely as hands off and natural and holistic as possible, wanting a string advocate against a medicalized birth at the hospital

I'm planning on having a hospital birth. I'd love to find a doula that is covered by insurance. I'm still putting together a more detailed birth plan currently since we recently found out we're expecting our 2nd baby.

I'm hoping to find someone within my health insurance network that's free to help with postpartum c section recovery

I am looking for someone to help with nights. I have an almost 4 week old. I went through a very hard labor and delivery and would love the support during nights. I don't need any cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. just someone who can watch my little one at night. I would hope to find someone calm, gentle, with lots of experience, certified in CPR and newborn care, and someone who can follow a good routine. We like to keep lights low for baby girl and no tech (tv/phones) around her while sleeping. Baby is already sleeping 3-4 hour chunks from 11-2 and then 3ish-5 or 6. She cluster feeds a lot during the day to get her calories in so her sleep at night is great. She is a slow eater and is doing bottles at night with formula. I pump during the day.

University of Utah Unsure of budget Epidural, vaginal birth, no induction

Planning to give birth at lone peak hospital Want to have a natural birth Want to encapsulate placenta Want birthing classes Newborn care info Prefer a doula who takes Regence BCBS gold plan

We're looking for someone to help us navigate the first month of our firstborn's life. I will be working the whole time, so I need someone at home with her during the day to help her and the baby. 5-6 hours a day Monday through friday. Riverton hospital Being induced on the 6th with delayed cord clamping and placenta harvesting. And encapsulation.

Help Monday nights while husband is gone for a few hours

I am looking for overnight help for my expecting baby. He is due May7th and I have a 17 month old at home that also requires my attention. I am looking for someone to come in at night to help with feedings, swaddling, getting the baby back to sleep after feedings, diaper changes, anything to give me a bit of a break in the nights. Ideally I would like 3-4 nights for the first 2-3 weeks of life. My budget is between $30-$40/hr. for 8-10 hour shifts.

Planning on giving birth at the University of Utah. Insurance is Blue Shield of California, Blue Shield CDHP, member ID #ASN912738372

My wife and I aren’t 100% sure of needs yet but we plan to deliver in hospital with our obgyn and then will likely want some help at home in the postpartum phase. Not sure if this means 5-7 days a week or 2 or what yet…. Hoping to understand better potential services and associated costs. Might want some help with overnights but likely day time could suffice as well. Ideally spending a couple thousand a month or so for a few months.

Giving birth at IMC in Murray, in June, to a little boy! Willing to be a bit flexible in cost depending on what’s offered. Don’t really know the average. I want help creating a birth plan if possible. I know some things I want (golden hour, natural as much/long as possible, not to a miserable point though, etc) but also would love to be educated on my options. Would love to be educated or guided through laboring and birthing positions, breathing techniques, just really any tips or tricks as a first time mom, I am super interested in ways my partner can help/ be included especially during labor and birth, etc. Would love someone who can help with peace of mind around vaccine do’s and don’t’s, nursing tips, etc. Overall just want someone to help calm the anxiety of all the new unknowns and make me feel more safe and confident!

I’m in need of postpartum care/support for my family. I just had my 5th child and am suffering with uncontrolled pregnancy hypertension. My 5 kids are 5.5 years, 4 years, 3 years, 20 months, and the new baby. In the past, I have not been able to get a handle on the blood pressure concerns without consolidated windows of sleep so I am leaning towards overnight support so that I can recover enough to be present with my other children during the day. As of now, it is physically impossible and I am desperate for support. We are budgeted for roughly $2000-$2500 of care from a generous grant and would very much like to stretch that funding as far as possible.

Mom wants someone to advocate her wants and needs in the hospital during the birthing process. Need pricing Plan on giving birth at intermountain on State Street near Costco.

I need support in my pregnancy and delivery. I will be giving birth in a hospital facility.

We are planning on a hospital birth at the University of Utah. If covered by insurance, we will rely on the Regence BCBS budget. We plan for an unmedicated birth but are open to nitrous for pain management and in worst case scenarios will listen to medical advice on induction/pain mgmt/c-section. I'm transgender and prefer LGBTQ+ friendly providers with experience with trans parents. We are covered by regence blue cross blue shield through the university of utah.

I plan to give birth in a hospital with minimal interventions. No epidural, giving birth in whatever position feels right, and being able to eat and drink water. Budget unsure, but preferably $5000 or less.

This is our first baby. Would love someone to show us at home care, to make sure we are doing everything correctly. We are also scared on handling new born baby. We would like a doula at least for few weeks after the baby is born. Sleep training is a must.