Find the Best Birth Doula in Washington, DC
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 Washington, DC
Megan Scott
Heather Smith
Abigail Peterson
Cynthia Turner
Eleanor Bailey
Brittany Martin
Scarlett Harris
Harris Doula Services
Jade Parker
Heather Watson
Watson Birth And Beyond
Alia Cornell, Doula
Ariel Hill-thomas
Olivia Isabel Pisel
Annie Seaman
Donna M Tracey
Ella Brigitte Whitaker
Melishe Ivey
Gina Ann Valo
Giny Acea
Adrianna Aleman, LMT
Debra Mims, Doula
Hamere Taye
Tekara Gainey, RN
Bilquisu Abdullah
Allison Elaine Butts
Rose Kathira Mwobobia
Molly Shephard
Katie Baxter, Full Spectrum Doula
Simone Brown
Victoria Lynn Holmes
Christina Lafontant-bridgeforth
Stacey Cohen
Maya Thake Connell, LPC, PCD(DONA)
Jalila Nataki Simmons, CPD
Sarah Bell, CD,CPD,CBC
Lolonyo Yasmeen Carter
Samantha Jade
Marika Klein
Melinda Montgomery-jones
Lois Anne Perks
Marine Alexandra Rossetto
Sloane Salkey
Bonita Tiffany Wall
Anais Washington
Dominique Nicole Bell
Rachel Campbell
Natasha Washington
Jenee Wood
Cristela F Buruca
Mamadou Diallo
Muneera Fontaine
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.