Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Azusa, CA

Ideally I’d like to have my baby at a birth center but a hospital is fine. My husband is the type to freeze and not help where I need it most, so I need a doula to do a lot of the physical help and support. This is my second pregnancy. My first time was a very traumatic experience, and I’m just trying to do things differently so the outcome is pleasant and healing. I’m not rich, I’d like to see what the cheapest is. I want to have an unmediated birth ideally, Worship Music, tub, movement, aromatherapy, delayed cord clamping- having baby and placenta delivered and wait until all blood flow has transferred before clamping. No bath for baby.

To have an un medicated birth , ideally a holistic faith based mindset that can help advocate for myself and fiancé at the hospital or my dream a birthing center

am 8 months and am expecting my first child hoping to find a medicaid approved doula for support i will be giving birth at st joseph hospitsl

hospital, natural birth. this is my second birth, first ended in c-section. I really want a natural non-medicated birth this time around. budget $1500

My fiance and I are looking to have a natural birth, in hospital. She is not looking to take any pain meds, or be induced, if possible. We are looking for a friendly, understanding, helpful and knowledgeable doula.

Birth Location: We are planning to give birth at a hospital (likely UCHealth/CU Medicine Highlands Ranch). We are open to working with a doula who is experienced in hospital births and comfortable collaborating with medical teams. Estimated Budget: We are hoping to use TRICARE Select coverage under the Childbirth and Breastfeeding Support Demonstration if possible. We are open to discussing fees and understanding what is covered versus out-of-pocket, but ideally would like someone familiar with billing TRICARE or willing to work with reimbursement. Birth Plan: We are planning a hospital birth with appropriate monitoring. Our goal is a calm, supported, and informed birth experience with low intervention. We value evidence-based decision-making and would like a doula who is comfortable supporting medical interventions if needed (epidural, etc.) while still helping us maintain agency and emotional grounding. We are a married same-sex couple and would love to work with someone who is queer or deeply queer-affirming and experienced supporting LGBTQ+ families. That said, experience and professionalism are very important to us, especially someone who has worked with IVF pregnancies before. We are hoping for: - Strong communication and advocacy skills - Comfort in hospital settings - Experience navigating unexpected changes - Emotional grounding presence - Inclusive, affirming language We are currently 9 weeks with our first pregnancy and looking to establish care early so we can build a relationship throughout pregnancy.

Plan to give birth at Denver health hospital, I have Medicaid Colorado so lactation and doula services would be covered

home water birth, boardman, or, limited budget, natural birth, second childbirth

Hospital Birth Don’t know Want to talk about it to decide

1) Healthone Rose 2) $500-$1.500 3) unmedicated, low-intervention We are looking for a birthtime doula and would like to know pricing and other info for a postpartum doula.

Finding list of Medicaid Dulas and lactation consultants in Colorado

I plan to deliver in a hospital with a midwife. I hope you take insurance. Goal is for non-medicated

Plan to give birth at the hospital, unsure of budget and would love to have a vaginal birth as unmedicated as possible but not against an epidural. My husband is a Spanish speaker, learning English so I would love someone willing to support him as well even if not fully bilingual.

Planning to give birth in a hospital under the care of a midwife. Budget is flexible (I'm not sure what the going rate is, and depends on what kinds of services are included) My plan is for a natural, minimally medicated, calm birth where I can move freely. However, with a family history of breech/transverse babies, I would prefer a hospital setting.

Hi, my name is Nancy. I’m at 23 year old second time mom. I’m currently 14w4d pregnant and looking for doula care this pregnancy. I’m wanting to give birth at Birth Center of Denver. I’m hoping for a low intervention unmedicated experience. As far as budget I’m wanting to work with someone who will accept my Kaiser Permanente insurance and as far as out of pocket cost I’m open to conversation. I’m looking forward to getting this ball rolling and finding a compatible doula.

Plan to give birth at boulder community hospital using the midwife group. Looking for a doula to support a birth plan for a nonmedicated birth although open to epidural as needed. Estimated budget is 1500

I plan to give birth at hospital. For right now, i have no clue, no idea about my birth plan. What i know is i am planning to have unmedicated birth with hypno-birthing technique. My conditions is me & my husband live by ourselves with no parents or people that can help around us. We have no clue about doula budget, just trying to get information about doula, labor, newborn care as many as we can right now.

birthing doula for birth center for natural birth under $1000

A doula who will be with me throughout pregnancy and in the hospital for VBAC or c section I am pregnant post c section 7 months post partum

I am looking for a female-only birth doula for a hospital birth in Denver this April. My budget is approximately $1,500–$2,500 (to be reimbursed via Maven Wallet). My goal is a supportive, calm environment where I can receive an epidural for pain management but avoid medical induction unless absolutely necessary. I am looking for a doula who is an expert in 'epidural positioning' to keep labor progressing and can suggest specific techniques or precautions to help me avoid tearing. My partner will be my primary support, and I do not want any men in the room other than him. I value a 'hands-off' approach to the second stage of labor; I prefer to avoid forced or coached pushing and instead want to wait until I feel the urge (laboring down). Post-birth, I am prioritizing delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and ensuring the baby does not leave the room for routine assessments.