Find Trusted Doulas Near Me in New Berlin, WI
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2 doulas are listed in New Berlin, WI
The average rate is $23/hr as of May 2024
The average experience for nearby doulas is 10 years
Doulas in New Berlin, WI
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Hello! I'm Debbie. I started working with children more than 30 years ago-- as an occasional babysitter, summer nanny, run an in-home daycare, served in children's ministry (Sunday school, VBS, and teen leadership camps), and currently provide in-home infant care for families post partum. I like working with children because...
5.0
"I met Debbie when I was pregnant with my second baby. She became my doula and was with me during the pregnancy and labor. She was super knowledgeable and wonderful with her support. She went above and beyond supporting myself and husband through that journey. We...
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5.0
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Hired by 3 families in your neighborhood
Hello!
My name is Brenda and I'm a certified labor and postpartum doula, and will be taking my final Certified Lactation Counselor exam in the coming months. I'm currently looking for a part-time nanny position to fill in the gaps!
I have 9+ years of experience as a nanny, community living assistant, youth behavioral...
Brenda can also help with: Meal prep, travel, craft assistance, carpooling, light cleaning, swimming supervision & more
Skills:
Special Needs Care
Early Education
5.0
"Brenda is one of the best nannies you could hope for! She cared for our 2 month old and 2.5 year old. She was so kind, creative and knowledgeable. Our kids loved her and she quickly became part of the family. I appreciated how proactive she was. She would come up...
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FAQs for finding a doula near you in New Berlin, WI
How much does a doula cost near me in New Berlin, WI?
The average hourly rate for a doula near you in New Berlin, WI is $23.00. That being said, it’s important to remember that the actual amount a doula charges per hour can vary based on their experience, the types of services you’re looking for, and other unique factors.
How can I find a doula near me in New Berlin, WI?
If you’re considering hiring a doula to support you in your upcoming birth, Care.com can help. You can search through a variety of Care.com doula profiles to find a doula near you in New Berlin, WI who offers the services you’re looking for. You can even read reviews from other mothers who worked with the doulas you’re considering hiring to get an idea of what they’re like to work with.
Is hiring a doula near me in New Berlin, WI safe?
Doulas don’t provide you with medical services and you will still have a doctor assist you while giving birth, but a doula can offer additional support and care during and after a pregnancy. We ask all doulas on Care.com to complete an annual background check called a CareCheck. If a doula completes a CareCheck they will have a badge on their profile that displays the date it was run. We advise you to take extra precautions when hiring a doula near you in New Berlin, WI by running your own background check and by interviewing a handful of candidates.
What types of doula services are available near me in New Berlin, WI?
Doulas can provide support in a few ways. You can hire a birth doula to assist you during birth, you can hire a postpartum doula to provide you with care after delivery, or you can hire a night doula (also known as an overnight doula) to keep an eye on your newborn while you get some much needed rest. You can search Care.com to find the doula services you’re looking for near you in New Berlin, WI.
What types of questions should I ask when interviewing a doula near me in New Berlin, WI?
When you’re looking to hire a doula near you in New Berlin, WI, it can be really helpful to interview a few different candidates to learn more about their experience and the services they offer. This is also a valuable time to see which doula makes you feel most comfortable and supported. You can ask them about how many clients they have worked with, what services they offer, and what kind of support they can provide during labor.