Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Azusa, CA

Planning to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure what an appropriate budget is I’d have to do more research. I want to give birth without any medications if possible.

Hi, my name is Anaya. I’m currently 9 weeks pregnant and enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Medicaid in Florida. I’m located in Homestead, FL, and I plan to give birth at Jackson Memorial Hospital. I’m seeking a non clinical birth doula who can provide: • Prenatal support and education • Continuous labor and delivery support at the hospital • Postpartum follow up support UnitedHealthcare has informed me that I may qualify for a community based doula program, with an estimated coverage range of $1,000–$1,200, and I am currently in that enrollment process. While I haven’t created a detailed birth plan yet, I’m looking for guidance and support as I prepare. Breastfeeding is very important to me with this being my second child, so I’m especially interested in lactation education and breastfeeding support during pregnancy and postpartum. I’d love to know if you: • Accept UnitedHealthcare Medicaid • Work with community based Medicaid doula programs • Or assist with single case agreements, if applicable Thank you so much! I look forward to connecting and learning more about your services.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I was interested in a doula for my birthing experience as well as a postpartum possible over night doula. I’ll be going through my Medicaid insurance which is health keepers I don’t really have a birth plan I do know I plan on getting an epidural Also I live all the way out in Heathsville I know it’s kinda far

We are in need of an Islamic doula me and my family do not feel safe with the system that is going on around us where we currently live so we are in need of someone who will protect me and my family in these situations

Looking for a doula that is covered by Medicaid for my at home birth. I’m on a very tight budget unfortunately

Broward health hospital. Smallish budget, need to work on birth plan.

We’re looking for birth and possibly postpartum support for a hospital birth for our first child. Ideally, we are looking to utilize our insurance to assist with cost coverage. My birth plan is not yet fixed, but hoping to lean more on the natural side of things. We are especially interested in doulas who have a Christian faith background.

Birth doula / Postpartum doula - Will deliver @ Jackson Main. Due 2/6/26. Prefer doulas who will train me s to max chances for positive both via vag delivery. I want to hear about any experience you have w/ older moms. References. Night Nanny - Prefer 5-7 nights, and 1-3mo. I hope to breast feed. you'll be bring baby to breast feed - then clean, burp, put down, plus help me w/ other baby/house duties (TBD - e.g. sterilize bottles, baby laundry). Open to live-in, as well. I would like to speak to moms you did night duty for. If you have not previously done night duty, I'll consider that if you have lots of newborn experience. Budget depends on hours & experience.

I plan to give birth, ideally unmedicated minimal intervention. At South Miami Hospital.

My needs include: * Labor Support * Postpartum support * Can discuss birth hospital and plan during consultation. * Using Molina Medicaid which covers 8 visits combined pre/post natal.

First time mom, giving birth at Crouse Hospital in Syracuse, NY. No budget, as our insurance covers doula and lactation care. I want to avoid the cascade of intervention as best we can (including induction). I am not opposed to medication however, I do want to give birth as naturally as possible. I know my pain tolerance is low, so I anticipate there's a possibility of wanting an epidural. I want: -delayed cord clamping -skin to skin, golden hour after birth -vaginal delivery -circumcision (having a boy) Don't want: -baby out of mom and dad's sight after birth unless medically necessary -induction interventions unless medically necessary -bottle formula for baby -forceps/vacuum

Over 10 years of experience as a mid wife. English language, African American race.

First time mom looking for doulas that accept TRICARE select. Giving birth at local hospital. I’m not sure about a birth plan yet.

Portuguese Speaking Doula, HCA Northwest Regional Hospital

1. Hospitals 2.$3,000 3. Natural no medicine

Doula that has knowledge on how to take care of newborn babies and to be an advocate every step of the way. New mom here

I am a first time mom who just wants to ensure I do everything right for my baby. I am looking for someone who can help with birth plans/prep, postpartum care, and just the overall basic knowledge for the rest of my pregnancy. I am hoping to use insurance, & I will be giving birth at Riverside in Newport News Va. I have a few key points that I want to include in my birth plan such as delayed cord clamping, low lights, epidural, and I do not want to be on my back while pushing. I would also like golden hour uninterrupted. Please feel free to reach out if you specialize in these areas 🩷

Mary immaculate Insurance Smooth easy and safe !

I plan on giving birth at Riverside in Newport News and would like to find a doula that accepts tricare. My birth plan is to have an unmedicated birth and labor in a tub if possible.

Birth at hospital, estimated budget is $2k - $2.5k. **GENERAL INFO & PHILOSOPHY** --- - **Goal:** A low intervention vaginal birth - **Support Team:** Partner, doula - **Flexibility:** We understand that plans can change; the goal is to communicate preferences clearly but we are open to medical necessity **INDUCTION** --- - **Avoid inducing labor:** If water breaks before contractions start, wait 12 hours and induce labor only if labor has not started by then. In this scenario, avoid digital vaginal exams unless necessary. **LABOR PREFERENCES** --- - **Environment:** Dim lights, quiet, low stimulation, calming music - **Movement:** Free to move, use birthing ball, shower, squat bar, or chair - room with tub, if available - **Monitoring:** Intermittent (ideal) or mobile fetal monitoring - continuous only if medically necessary - **Hydration/Food:** Allowed to drink clear fluids - **IV/Access:** Saline lock preferred over continuous IV fluids - **Pain Management (Non-Medical):** Massage, breathing, water immersion (first stage), counterpressure, TENS, hot compress (second stage) - **Interventions (Avoid if possible):** - Pitocin - Artificial rupture of membranes (AROM) - Episiotomy - Forceps/vacuum **DELIVERY PREFERENCES** --- **For a vaginal birth, I would like:** - Warm compresses on perineum - To choose own pushing position (hands/knees, squatting, side-lying). - For my husband to cut the umbilical cord, unless medically not recommended - For my baby to be put directly onto my chest immediately after delivery - To begin breastfeeding my baby as soon as possible after birth - Pitocin for third stage of labor