Find the Best Birth Doula in New York, NY
A birth doula provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labor and delivery. They help with comfort measures, breathing techniques, positioning, and advocacy.
50 birth doulas found in New York, NY
Lindsey Redd
Tamara Fatic
Lavicia Reneau, Birth Doula
Amber Ford
Daveen Mcintosh
Allison Stone
Denise Bolds, MSW
Arnice Jackson, DNP
Mariah Candida Brooks
Na'sha Laqash Budden, CBD, CPD, CMA
Rosalina Fraga Carrero
Maribel Lopez
Danica Javon Powell, CPD
Isatou Saho
Mariam Traore
Kari Esh, MA, PMH-C, CLC, CPST
Nancy Elena Tomasino
Myla C Flores, CD(DONA), CLC, LCCE
Jessie Jennings
Brianna Morel
Nicole Kelechi Ugorji, RN
Kayla Glenn
Ikram Abouelmagd
Daisy Mason, Doula and Assistant
Kiyoe Ito
Demarisa N Tompkins
Kimberly Gibson
Kaniya Samm
Danielle Stennett
Val Weeks, Doula
Deborah Badran, BCST, CD(DONA)
Anna Ruth Myers
Borsso Ndao-ceesay
Alanah Karla Wade
Simoya T Cargill
Antasia Mccray
Heidi Schmidt, Full-Spectrum Doula
Dia Shepardson, CM, LM
Nicole Rosanna Brandao
Sarah Burke
Marisa Constance Walsh Collins
Narcisa Dana Jovic, IBCLC
Annette Marie Perel
Theresa L Richmond
Meredith Toering
Amanda Rose Walsh
Tiffany Roxanne Barrett
Savasiah Rosa Gardner, MPH
Jennifer Luise Hoofnagle, CBD
Merlita London
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a birth doula do?
A birth doula provides continuous support during labor and delivery, including comfort measures, breathing techniques, position suggestions, and emotional encouragement. They do not perform clinical tasks but work alongside your medical team.
How much does a birth doula cost?
Birth doula fees typically range from $800 to $2,500 depending on location, experience, and services included. Many doulas offer payment plans, and some insurance plans now cover doula services.
When should I hire a birth doula?
Most families hire a birth doula during the second trimester (around 20-28 weeks) to allow time for prenatal visits and birth planning. However, doulas can be hired at any point in pregnancy.