Miami-Dade County

Doulas in Miami, Florida

Miami families have their pick of bilingual, culturally attuned birth and postpartum support. Doulas in Miami serve Miami-Dade from Aventura down to Homestead, including home births, birth center births, and hospital births.

Miami-Dade is Florida's most populous county, and U.S. Census data shows most residents are Hispanic or Latino, so many families look for a doula who speaks Spanish. Use the languages listed on each profile to find a match.

Families here deliver at large hospital systems such as Baptist Health and Jackson Health System, the county's public hospital system. A doula can help you prepare questions about the policies at your chosen hospital.

8 doulas serving Miami

Alyssa Thorne, doula in Orlando
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Alyssa Thorne

Currently a birth doula and nursing student looking to grow my experience for midwifery .

Orlando, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Brittany Bollinger, doula in Bradenton
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Brittany Bollinger

Birth and Postpartum Doula, Responsive Pediatric Sleep Coaching

Bradenton, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Jessica (Rare Reign) Faulkner, doula in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Accepting Clients
5.0(1)

Jessica (Rare Reign) Faulkner

DONA FULLY CERTIFIED

I have been a doula for 8 years and have been in 10+ different hospitals for birth. I also do home births and birth centers. I often do postpartum overnight shifts too.

Miami and Fort Lauderdale, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Cynthia DeMond, doula in Treasure Coast, FL
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Cynthia DeMond

Blissful Beginnings RN Doula, LLCI have my 3 qualifying births for certification, and I’m full time with my practice, just finishing remaining requirements to submit. DONA

Treasure Coast, FL, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Nikillia Lewis, doula in Tri-County Area (Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties)
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Nikillia Lewis

CD(CPI), CPE (BB)

Birth & Postpartum Doula + Placenta Specialist | Holding space for mothers through birth, healing, and the beautiful choas in between. 🤎

Tri-County Area (Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties), FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Jihad Delbani, doula in Miami-Dade, Broward & Monroe
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Jihad Delbani

SBJN Certified, GROW Doula Certified

I am a Birth Justice Advocate and Doula. I am also a VBAC mom.

Miami-Dade, Broward & Monroe, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Tia Murray, doula in Lee, Collier, Hendry & Glades County
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Tia Murray

CD-HVD, Certified GROW Doula, CD-DONA

I am a passionate maternal and child health professional and community doula committed to supporting families throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I bring extensive experience in ma

Lee, Collier, Hendry & Glades County, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Angelique Adderly, doula in Lake Worth, FL
Accepting Clients
5.0(0)

Angelique Adderly

CD(DOULIO), CLE

Compassionate Birth & Postpartum Doula providing personalized, evidence-based support to families throughout Palm Beach County and surrounding areas.

Lake Worth, FL, FL · Birth Doula · Postpartum Doula

Doula services available in Miami

Nearby towns served

  • Miami Beach
  • Coral Gables
  • Hialeah
  • Doral
  • Kendall
  • Aventura
  • North Miami
  • Homestead

Each doula sets her own travel area — check her profile.

Support offered by listed Miami doulas

  • Birth Doula8 doulas
  • Postpartum Doula8 doulas
  • Lactation Support6 doulas
  • Antepartum Doula4 doulas
  • Bereavement Support3 doulas
  • Fitness & Health Doula2 doulas

Counted from current profiles on this page.

Where Miami families give birth

  • • Baptist Hospital of Miami
  • • South Miami Hospital
  • • Jackson Memorial
  • • Mount Sinai Medical Center

Doulas listed here support hospital, birth center, and home births. FLWaterDoulas is a directory, not affiliated with these facilities.

Common questions about doulas in Miami

Do doulas need a license in Florida?

No. Florida does not license doulas. Many complete training or certification through private organizations, so ask each doula about her training and check the certification badges on her profile.

Does a doula replace my doctor or midwife?

No. Doulas provide non-medical emotional, physical, and informational support. Your OB, midwife, or hospital team remains responsible for your medical care.

Will my insurance pay for a doula?

Coverage varies by plan. Call your insurer and ask whether doula services are covered or reimbursable, and ask doulas whether they provide receipts for reimbursement or HSA/FSA use.

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