Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Beaumont, CA

I’m looking for someone who accepts IEHP. I would like to birth in my own home. New to this but in just looking for a peaceful pregnancy one that feels like I’m not just another patient.

1. I am currently looking into hospitals and birthing centers 2. If you accept TriCare West, my insurance covers doulas as well 3. As natural as possible with no epidural or pitocin. Laughing gas is okay. Only husband and doula present during the actual birth, limited guests after birth. If at a birthing center, would like to do a water birth. If at a hospital, will like to have the ability to move around and shift if needed instead of laying on the bed.

Hello, my name is Sanaa and I’m a first time mother. I plan on giving birth at Loma Linda hospital in Loma linda. My estimated budget would be less than $300. My birth plan is going to the hospital and having an unmedicated birth. I want to be fully present and experience everything I can. I do not want to give birth on my back, I would be more comfortable squatting or any other position just not in my back. Thank you very much ☺️

1. Redlands community Hospital 2. 2-4k 3. I would like to give birth at the hospital, but I really would like support from a doula. My husband and I are both do not have background in medical and this is our first child, so we just want to be prepared. Fine with epidural but also fine with natural. Really want to avoid a C-section.

My baby needs to be held and Feeding, sleep training, cleaning

Looking for dual support I have IEHP insurance

I plan to give birth in a Kaiser facility. I am looking for a doula who accepts insurance. I am unclear how to start my birth plan and need guidance.

1. hospital/Kaiser 2. Utilizing insurance 3. Don’t have one

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I have medi-cal insurance. My birth plan is to try and give birth naturally but open to taking the epidural.

Birth doula and night nanny. Birth at hospital Epidural and vaginal delivery if possible. Will go with what the doctors think is best.

Spanish speaker,care for baby during night time, no budget

1. MIDWIFERY 2. 2K-4K 3. I have not created a birth plan yet. Currently 25 weeks and am hoping to receive guidance the further along I get.

We will give birth in the hospital, and we are looking for postpartum health covered by our insurance, which is Health het blue and shield HMO

VBAC support and hospital advocacy . IEHP insurance

I haven’t decided to give birth in a home or hospital. This is my second baby and I gave birth in the hospital the first time. I wanted to try all natural but I wasn’t able to. I’m hoping it will be covered by my insurance

Looking for night-time help to take care of the baby, and someone to help with lactation. Filipino is preferred.

Hello, i am reaching out in need of a doula. I am familiar with them but not sure if i can use the help in my case as i am a high risk due to gestational diabetes and my baby weighing 9lbs 3oz as of yesterday. The doctors are considering C-section but i would like to know if there is more information about my situation and what other alternatives i can try.

Anthem Blue Cross Hospital unmedicated need help with birth plan

5 or more years experienced 1 week old baby, need help feeding in night

Home birth in water Hoping to use insurance Needing help planning it