Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Alameda, CA

I'm looking to have a natural birth at kaiser San Leandro, so doula would need to bill through my insurance. I'm looking for a doula that can really motivate me I tend to get overwhelmed when I'm in pain so i need someone that can really center me in those moments during labor. I need a lot of physical and emotional help through labor and birth. i don't want to be medicated so I'm stressing that i need a doula that has the experience with helping someone like me.

First childbirth. Need all and any help. My husband is sensitive to other people pain and my faint around blood. Medical is covering our cost. We are giving birth at Kaiser hospital in Oakland. Birth plan is to be all natural but because of induction that might not be possible.

Hello My name is Cécile, and my husband Tim and I are expecting our first baby, a boy, in early January 2026. We are currently searching for a postpartum doula to support our family during the first two months after our son's arrival. Our primary need is for compassionate postpartum care, including both day and potentially some overnight visits to sleep support, to help us navigate this new chapter as we will be on our own until my mother comes to stay with us for a couple months. We have a Kaiser HMO plan and are specifically interested in using the doula services covered by the insurance's package. We are also interested in supplementing/ extending our support beyond the covered services for the right fit and our ideal support package. We would love to learn more about your services and your availability for January and February 2026. Our location is Oakland Lake Merritt. Please let us know if you are accepting new clients for this area. If so, maybe we can set up a brief meeting to see if we are a good match Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, Cécile and Tim

Plan to give birth at Kaiser in Oakland and trying to find a birth doula / postpartum doula that takes Kaiser insurance. Due date is 04/29/26.

Birth doula for kaiser- I will be giving birth at the San Leandro location

Our OB is telling us that we’ll probably give birth at Eden Medical Center we’re looking for a certified Doula that will accept Tricare and we don’t have a birth plan currently but want to build one

I am looking for doula that accepts healthnet insurance my birthplace is at UCSF mission Bay San Francisco

Planning to give birth at UCSF hospital, wanting an unmedicated birth. Hoping to use Tricare West to cover the services.

I'm giving birth in Alta Bates Berkeley. Maximum budget for doula services is $1100. Birth plan is vaginal birth with epidural.

Hi! I am 15 weeks pregnant, due 1/4/26 with my first child. I will give birth at John Muir in Walnut Creek, CA. I have Anthem health insurance and I believe doula services are fully covered, but can also budget for anything not covered (eg, sleep coaching?) I do not have a solid birth plan yet, and would love any tips/resources with creating one.

culturally affirming care for black queer family. care rooted in affirming guidance and support.

1. Kaiser Oakland Hospital 2. 1,500-2,000 3. I am still in the process of coming up with a birth plan

I’m looking for both a birth Doula to support during the birth and give us some tips around then and then also looking for night Doula support

Subject: Expecting in March – Interested in Learning More Hello, my name is Veronica. I’m expecting my first baby, with a due date of March 4th. I am looking to give birth either in Oakland or San Leandro California. I’m hoping for a natural birth without an epidural and would love to learn more about you and your approach. Would it be possible to schedule a call to see if March babies might fit into your schedule and care style? I’m currently insured through Kaiser Permanente. Thank you so much, Veronica Jacques (323.947.3371

1. Birthing at Kaiser, Oakland. 2. Up to $1000 3. Vaginal delivery if possible, open to C-section if complications arise.

Greetings, My partner Chris and I are just starting our search for a birth doula. I have had a healthy pregnancy so far and am planning to give birth at Kaiser Oakland. I would love to find a doula who has experience with Kaiser as I understand that doulas could be covered by Kaiser. I am still developing my birth plan and hope to create this with support of a doula. What I do know is that I would be giving birth in a hospital setting, am 40 yo, this is my first childbirth, in support of an epidural, would like to avoid c-section, and am open to ideas and whatever support!

Hello, I am giving birth at Kaiser Oakland - I'd ideally like to find a doula who takes Kaiser. I'm doing Centering Pregnancy through Kaiser, as well as taking the Kaiser classes for birth, newborn care and breastfeeding, so I don't feel like I'm going in completely blind, but it's my first pregnancy so there's a lot my partner and I just don't know. I'm hoping to find a balance of prenatal/birth education support, during birth support and postpartum and breastfeeding support. Thanks!

I plan to give birth in the hospital, hopefully with a midwife and as little medical intervention as possible. I’m hoping to have a positive, relaxed, natural birth experience.

Hello! We are thrilled to be expecting our second baby in early December. Our firstborn will be roughly 18 months at that time. Like our first, I plan to labor at home and then transfer to Kaiser Oakland when it is time. Ideally (and knowing that all plans can go out the window) this birth would include utilizing holistic pain management at home until contractions become unmanageable. If I experience extreme pain like my first birth, I will ask for an epidural at the hospital, though ideally this would be avoided. Something new we are trying this time is hypnobirthing training prior to labor - we are hoping this will help delay any need for medication. After birth, we plan to take our placenta home for later planting. I will be breastfeeding exclusively and baby will co-sleep. We would really love to utilize the Kaiser doula coverage, and can supplement for the right fit. Our biggest doula need we imagine to be postpartum - care for mom, possibly support for firstborn. We would also be excited to have a birthing doula if the price and timing work out. We had a doula for our first birth and paid out of pocket.

Looking for a birth and postpartum doula that takes Kaiser Permanente insurance