Find Doula Jobs in Arcadia, CA

Birth Location: I plan to give birth at a Kaiser Permanente hospital in Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles. Estimated Budget: I am looking for a doula whose services are fully covered by my Kaiser insurance plan who also has TIN and NPI. Birth Plan: I intend to utilize standard labor and delivery care at a Kaiser facility, coordinating with my medical team and my doula for a supported birth experience.Provider Requirements: The provider must be a Tagalog-speaking doula with some experience, and they must be officially contracted with Kaiser Permanente to ensure my insurance covers the cost. There are no specific certification level or years of experience requirements.Care Recipients: Care will be focused on myself and my newborn baby, arriving around my estimated due date of December 7, 2026.Additional Duties: No additional duties are required (such as sleep training, cleaning, cooking, or laundry). The focus is entirely on standard birth and immediate postpartum doula support.

Third kid. Second kid was unmedicated vbac. Kaiser Baldwin park. I can send my previous birth plan for reference, there may be some things I add or take off. Preferably Christian but not required. Need help with the last bit of laboring at home and then head for delivery.

Second baby, [personal details hidden] and just want the extra support and would love to go un medicated this time but need the extra help to due so. Am planning to deliver at a hospital.

Natural birth. Huntington hospital Pasadena . Budget 3-4500$

Second baby, giving birth at Huntigton Pasadena, i plan to go unmedicated as long as possible. my budget is under 2,000.

Hospital birth. Hoping to go unmedicated. Need someone experienced with pain management and who can help my husband navigate the process. [personal details hidden] and [personal details hidden] Delayed cord clamping wanted for longer than 60 seconds, until cord turns white. Skin to skin and breastfeeding are important. No Hep B. Surprise gender. Just looking. Unsure of a budget. Just need birth/labor doula. Not postpartum or lactation because I'm a [personal details hidden]

Looking for a postpartum nanny to help care for our newborn for approximately 30 days in February or March 2027 in the Los Angeles area. 💛 We’re open to either daytime or overnight help and are looking for someone experienced with newborns, reliable, warm, and comfortable helping a first-time family during the postpartum period. Please DM me if interested or if you have someone wonderful to recommend! 🇵🇭🍼

First baby planning a hospital birth in Pasadena. Looking to do an unmedicated birth.

Hello! This is my first baby. My husband and I are planning for a hospital birth at Huntington Health in Pasadena, CA ([personal details hidden]). I am looking for a doula who can support us with learning various strategies before birth (e.g., counter pressure, pain management, stretching/mobility movements) and potentially help with lactation after birth as well. I have not decided if I want to try for an unmedicated birth or not, so would appreciate someone who is versed on both options. We are looking for a doula who can help advocate for us within the hospital/during L&D and make sure my partner is included every step of the way. My insurance covers doula services, but I will need to submit your information/PI number to them prior (they told me there is a 99% chance a doula of my choice will be approved).

I'm Renata, 22 weeks pregnant and due February 10, 2027. I'm planning a vaginal birth at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena with [name hidden], and I'm looking for a birth doula for labor and birth support. I am hoping for Insurance coverage. Do you have experience with MPIPHP/ Anthem Blue Cross - Commercial?

I plan to give birth at Huntington hospital. I am looking for someone who is in network with Cigna PPO.

Hoag hospital- Irvine. Looking for doula care covered by Carefirst Blue Shield. I am covered at 100% for 12 visits.

Second daughter is arriving December 7th. We were unaware, until very recently, that Kaiser has Doula services within our benefits during the arrival of our first born in March 2025. So currently exploring and outreaching for consultations to be able to work with someone for birth prep, labor support, and post partum in person in Montebello California with delivery in Kaiser on Sunset in Los Angeles.

I’m looking for a Russian speaking doula. It is my first baby. I’m feel like I need support before due date in order to prepare for the labor. As well I need a help and support of a doula during birth and postpartum. Im hoping for as natural birth as possible and start breastfeeding.

First baby, [personal details hidden], Orange County Cal Optima Medi-Cal, Due approx Nov 9th, looking for an unmedicated birth with family support in Hacienda Heights Pros: Honors golden hour, no vernix removal, delayed cord clamping until after gone white Needs: Okay with cats in home

Support during prenatal period, including availability to answer questions and offer advice during pregnancy. I plan to have a scheduled c-section and my health plan is blue sheild of ca.

Second baby planning a hospital birth at Huntington hospital, looking for someone who takes Anthem blue cross HMO insurance managed by Optum, would like a natural birth [personal details hidden] the first time, looking for birth doula and postpartum care

Budget is zero dollars, home or hospital birth, help with cleaning

Massage Therapist, OB-GYN, Nutritionist,Newborn Care Specialist,Night Nanny

Hi! I'm looking for someone who offers in-home sleep training support for my almost 6-month-old baby boy. I'm looking for someone who can come to our home for approximately 3–4 hours in the evening, ideally from 6 PM to 9 or 10 PM, for about one week. My main goal is to help my baby learn to fall asleep independently in his crib, ideally around 7 PM, without needing to nurse to sleep or be rocked. He is currently very dependent on breastfeeding to fall asleep, and bedtime has become quite challenging. He often cries a lot when I try to put him down without nursing. I believe having a third person present during this transition could really help, especially because he can smell my milk and naturally associates me with nursing. I would continue handling nighttime feedings myself after you leave. Ideally, I'd like to work together for the first 5–7 evenings, then evaluate his progress and see whether additional support is needed. A few questions: - Do you offer this type of limited evening support rather than full overnight care? - Are you experienced with gentle sleep training for breastfed babies? - Do you work directly with the baby during the bedtime transition? - What would your hourly rate and minimum booking requirement be? Thank you! Looking forward to hearing from you!