Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Azusa, CA

Hospital birth, first time moms, LGBTQ+ family, 39 years old, unsure of budget as just starting out, ideal birth plan is vaginal birth without epidural (and tearing) but I’m very interested in nitros as pain management. I really want to find someone who is experienced in births to understand me and my family’s desires and to not be railroaded into decisions I’m not comfortable with or don’t understand all my options at the hospital.

Hopsital birth I'd like to have my labor photographed or filmed. I'd like to move around freely during labor. I'd like intermittent or wireless fetal monitoring. I'd like to let my water break naturally. I'd like to use these labor props: I PLAN ON HAVING A NATURAL BIRTH NO MEDICATION PLEASE DONT OFFER. DELIVERY When it's time to push, I'd like to be allowed to push when and how I feel I should. I'd like to choose the position I deliver in. I'd like to touch my baby's head as it crowns. If I have a c-section, I'd like to have the drape lowered so I can view the birth. 3000 is my budget

This is my first baby. My family lives in California and I live in Long Beach. So I’m in need of learning the do’s and don’ts of childbirth and afterbirth care. Also prepping my body for delivery. Ideally I would like to have a water birth because it seems safer for the baby and I. By research I’ve seen most doula’s cost $25 an hour. I do have insurance and I’m hoping that can help with the finances.

Hi! I’m 26 weeks pregnant with our baby girl (due June 11) and planning to deliver in Houston, at a hospital. I have TRICARE West Prime and am hoping to find a doula who accepts TRICARE and is familiar with the authorization process. I’m also hoping to work with a Christian doula whose support aligns with our faith and values. I’m looking for calm, encouraging labor support and would love to connect to see if we’d be a good fit. Thank you so much!

I need help during labor process, vaginal no tear

Women's Hospital of Texas; Max $1000; Would like unmedicated VBirth

I plan to give birth at a hospital. Vaginal birth and I want to learn more about specific birth plans

Plan to give birth at the hospital, I’m not sure on budget and I’m a first time mom who doesn’t have family near by. I’d love support on how to prepare for vaginal birth in the easiest/smoothest way, how to recover post partum, and newborn tips

I am a first time mommy needing a doula midwife and night time nanny

Support Galveston utmb wanna go natural as long as I can with out epidual

I’m not 100% sure, this is my first time and my first baby

I plan on giving birth at home. Estimated budget of $8,000. I would like a home water birth, as natural as possible (no epidural), in a squatting position, delayed umbilical cord clamping, breathing exercises instead of pain medications, remaining active during labor, and medical/hospital intervention only if absolutely necessary.

Educate me in having birth and what I should be doing before and after birth / postpartum.

Not sure, looking for someone who takes insurance. Natural birth don't want to lay on my back the whole time

I plan to give birth at Nacogdoches Medical Center. I’m just trying to get a price and possibly having a doula available. This is our fifth kid so I know that birth plans are not set in stone and I understand that what I do want is to go all natural pain medication if needed. I wanna be able to get up and walk around and get in the shower and do some scratch use the peanut use the birthing ball drink eat I wanna be able to do all those things and not be tied to the bed and I also would like to try this time, not giving birth on my back last time our baby got stuck and was stuck for about a month. I was in labor for two weeks and finally had to get an epidural at 8 cm and have the doctor fix his shoulder to where I could have him so I would like to try maybe squatting this time or getting on all fours something different maybe to relieve that pressure and getting a better birthing position I don’t want anybody in the room with me except the Doula possibly and my husband. I’m open two nurses that are being trained unless it gets too much and I usually give my husband this look and he tells whoever he needs to to get everybody out, which is what happened when I was at 7 cm with our last baby and I knew something was wrong.

Looking to have someone in my corner while giving birth. Someone who knows my birth plan. This is baby number 3 for me and there is so much I’ve learned and want to do differently. I thought giving birth at home would be great but that seems to be a bit harder than I first thought out to be. But having someone who knows in the hospital with me would be fantastic. I don’t exactly have a budget. This will be my first time being with one. Birth plan has always been get the baby out safe. I definitely don’t want any of the extra stuff they try to do or “try to help” you with getting the baby out. I want delayed cord clamping as far as it can go and I know most consider it to be 1-5 minutes which doesn’t seem long enough to me. I know hospitals have protocols about doing certain things and I want someone who’s listening while I am labouring because that in itself is hard enough.

Home birth I think, not sure yet, Birth plan due what I can to deliver naturally, baby's cord does not get cut till it's white and has no plus left. No vacations on baby after delivery.

Giving birth in the hospital, unsure on budget,no exact birth plan in place

We will be first time parents and would like guidance throughout the pregnancy, childbirth and aftercare.

I am in need of a Doula / midwife. I can’t afford services out of pocket so I’m looking for options to help me have a smooth pregnancy