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Just a completely natural home birth with no meds just natural herbs

I am interested birth support doula for my upcoming delivery

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Loma Linda University Medical Center, and home location is Upland, CA Provide your estimated budget : it's 100% covered by my insurance Describe your birth plan : no specific yet. Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) : certifications and at least 5 years of experience. Include your insurance provider name and plan details : Cigna PPO

I want a compassionate doula who has experience with birthing

As a new mom, I am seeking information about childbirth education, labor preparation, comfort techniques, and advocacy. Aside from physical comfort, I want emotional support during pregnancy and motherhood. Due to co-parenting, I want someone who encourages healthy communication, respects both parents' roles, and helps us work together for the child's best interests. As a new parent, I would appreciate help with newborn care, infant feeding, and postpartum recovery.

Laundry, cleaning and helping with baby. Cigna insurance.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. This is my first pregnancy, and I want to try to attempt the whole labor and delivery process without an epidural, if i can or for as long as i can, and if i cant handle it then possibly get an epidural. I need someone to help coach me through the process of labor and delivery when my early labor starts to when i go to hospital and even while pushing. I also need someone to help advocate for me and my husband at the hospital in case the nurses and doctors try over stepping and pushing things on us. We want to avoid certain vaccines for baby as well. I want to avoid getting induced. I also need a doula that will stay after the delivery and help coach me and get me through the pospartum phase in the hospital.

Postpartum doula for the weeks following a hospital birth. Budget TBD Will not need prenatal support at this time Hoping for someone who primarily cares for mom and helps with food prep + some support for the household (laundry, light cleaning, etc) Ideally also knows how to do massage for mom and belly binding

Long Beach memorial I’m not sure Molina healthcare

Need Doula for post partum recovery assistance. CPR certified, and experienced. Help care for baby and maybe some light cleaning. Insurance is Blue Shield of Ca Access+ HMO.

korean postpartum doula with certification and experience

Home birth, thats all I know right now unfortunately sorry!

Planning for a water birth at a birth center with a midwife. Looking for support immediately after birth. First baby, looking for support with feeding cleaning cooking.

1. Hoag Newport Beach 2. $2000-$2500 3. Ideally unmedicated, vaginal birth.

Torrance Memorial Hospital. TriCare West Prime insurance coverage. Epidural medication support. CDL certification.

Looking for a doula, I plan to give birth at st john providence santa monica, my insurance is tricare west

I plan to give birth at. Hospital and it’s my first baby. I was informed about doula to help make sure I give birth in a comfortable safe environment away from pressure from the doctor. I heard that my health insurance might cover it. I don’t want to be induce to give birth if my baby isn’t ready on the due date given. I want to have my baby in the most natural way but when my body and baby are ready not by force.

I am looking for someone who can help to protect me and help me feel safe and like my choices are being respected during labor. I am absolutely open to pain medications/necessary interventions, but I do have some fear in hospitals and I don't necessarily trust the medical system 100%. My budget is probably up to $1000, I'm giving birth at the UCLA center in Westwood. I am going to decide on an epidural as I go, but if I get one I want a walking epidural. I am afraid of C section to be honest, I would rather have some control and be able to move around but not feel rushed through or pressured into procedures that aren't necessary. I want to protect a calm and quiet environment as much as possible, I'm guessing I'm going to want to be very inward as I go through the process, at least as much as possible, but this is my first baby so I'm not 100% sure. Hoping to do intermittent monitoring if possible, want golden hour, don't want my provider to pull on my placenta or the cord. And I'd like delayed cord clamping :) I am definitely open to student doulas, but I don't think I want UCLA student doctors in and out disturbing my peace as I work through labor. Mainly just don't want the noise, distraction, additional people in the room.

Looking mainly for a birthing doula, but would love a hybrid if possible.

Hospital birth, first time mom, insurance Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield