Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Azusa, CA

I need someone that takes tricare select and is near yelm wa

Plan to give birth in birth center in Lubbock TX. estimated Budget is around $300.

Madigan Hospital. Active duty Military. Delivered at Madigan before and I definitely need support in ensuring my birth plan is followed. Im still exploring options and opportunities so I do not have a full birth plan yet.

I need a doula or midwife that is capable of doing a at home water birth. Someone that is going to be helpful for my first time delivering a baby. I prefer a black doula that is educated on black births.

I am currently pregnant for the first time with Di Di twins. I plan to give birth at tacoma general hospital. I just found out that my molina healthcare covers Doulas so I wanted to look into it.

I plan to give birth at UMC Hospital. I hope i can find a doula that is either covered by pregnancy medicaid or Walmart BCBS. I want to go for an all natural birth as much as possible and get tips about what I can do to prepare for it. I dont have a full birth plan but I want to give birth on all fours and with no pitocin. This is also my first child and I accept that I might want the epidural but i will decide when the day comes and what my pain level is. I also want only my doula and my husband in the room while giving birth. Delayed cord clamping.

1. Hospital birth 2. NA 3. Modern approach ok, looking for emotional support, advocate and post pardum doula

I am hoping to give birth at home or in a birthing center! Budget is anywhere under $10,000! I don’t exactly have a particular birth plan because it is so early and this is my first pregnancy! I am still learning and I’m up for multiple options and willing to do what’s best for me and my pregnancy.

I need someone to give me calm, and help me through my delivery day.

I plan on giving birth at Midland memorial Hospital. My due date is April 2 my birth plan is no epidural.

This is my 1st pregnancy and I am looking for support to have a natural birth. Im also interested in learning more about postpartum and infant childcare.

I have to give birth at a military hospital. Currently moderate risk due to history of pre-e in November of 24. Currently planning for a TOLAC, would like to not be induced, or would like to avoid most interventions. Doula must be able to accept tricare prime.

I need a doula who is very experienced, in the hospital, Tacoma area. I want a natural birth without epidural. Maybe a water birth. My budget is $1,500

1.Capital Medical Center, Olympia. 2. $1,500 3. My plan is to delivery vaginally unmedicated. If I cannot handle the pain, I will request for an epidural.

St. Peter olympia. However we live in AZ and won’t be arriving to WA until end of May (with intermittent visits). We will be here until Labor Day. We want to be in cooler weather and with family. This also means we have to switch OBs and need help on laboring day :) My plan - have a healthy baby & stay alive :) I have ideas I’m hoping for like a natural birth, mobility, low monitoring until needed. But I know we will see - I’m 39 at the time of the birth but in great shape and healthy. Hoping for delayed clamping, delayed vitamin K (potentially oral - still getting educated in that and so many things). This is our first child :) due to my age they were mentioning maybe wanting to induce me at 39 weeks (July 8th) but hoping that’s not the case.

Hello, Hoping to find a doula for birth. I am planning to give birth at the Around the Circle Midwifery with St. Pete’s as a back up. My estimate budget is $2000-$2500. Thank you!

I want to give birth at home but if anything want an advocate to give birth at hospital. I can’t afford anything and want to know my options

I want a natural at home birth in water. I have insurance that can cover my costs.

Hello, I am contacting you about my Baby Sister, Elaina Black. Of course we are doing this all last minute! She really wants to have a natural labor, she is giving birth in a hospital, but the baby is measuring bigger than her tummy and it dawned on me that it would probably be a good idea to have an experienced Doula helping her with positioning and breathing, etc. her husband, and I will be there for emotional support, but quite honestly I’ll probably just be crying the entire time. I wanted to find out what insurance you accept. She has dual coverage both United healthcare, which is private insurance through her company and TRICARE via being a military wife. She is giving birth at Tacoma General Hospital Insurance covers doula support/care/treatment I want a natural birth if possible.

Plan to give birth in Hospial, looking for someone to help us navigate our first pregnancy and provide education on birthing and making the experience as easy as possible. Budget $1,500