Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Beaumont, CA

I plan to deliver at the hospital, with an epidural around 6-7 cm, I am not sure the cost really trying to get an idea

We are looking for a night nanny / doula that can help sleep train our 5 month old son. He is a very difficult sleeper that has become used to nursing to fall asleep. Sleep regression really started around the 4 month mark and has not gotten any better. Nights currently consist of waking every 2 hours and struggling to go back to sleep. Mom is having an extremely difficult time and needs help as soon as possible. Dad works full time and struggles to assist during the week. This is baby number 5, and we are at a loss. Budget at this point is whatever it takes to get a better sleeping baby.

I plan to give birth at a hospital since my pregnancy is considered high risk. My estimated budget depends on what my insurance covers, and if a payment plan is an option. My birth preferences are to have a mostly hands off, peaceful labor, with dad catching the baby, delayed cord clamping, and 1-3 hours for “golden hour”

Someone to help take care of the newborn at night. I have 2 toddlers at home. Giving birth at hospital husband works full time

1. I plan to give birth in the hospital, and with calming effects. 2. My estimated budget without any calculations: A maximum of $200 a week. 3. I want to be completely calm when I go into labor. It’s in my intentions to have these things available and set up in the delivery room: Essential oils and a diffuser, a small space for an “altar” of Jesus (really just a tiny ritual to feel close to him), a Himalayan salt rock, plenty of water on standby, as well as tranquil music, Italian ice and banana popsicles, and whatever else I can conjure up before the baby arrives. I do not want to be on my back giving birth. I want to be as relaxed as possible, considering my condition as a more naturally at-risk, pregnant woman. I want to be able to push quicker and easier than I may be able to on my back. If possible, I would love a short labor experience, as long as my baby allows me to.

Me gustaría me que me contactara soy mamá primeriza y me interesa infórmame sobre mi embarazo y cuando mi bebé nazca, y no tengo familia cerca de mi

I live in Little River, and I'm giving birth at McLeod Loris Hospital. I was hoping to see If any took Medicaid health insurance. I was also hoping they could help me with my birth plan.

I plan on giving birth at brunswick novant health in Bolivia. My due date is July 14th and this is my first pregnancy which has gone perfectly and is lowrisk. I would love to do an unmediated birth where I just use massages, breathing techniques etc. I would like our doula to have around 15+ years of experience and it always helps if they love Jesus like we do! We would really only need them present during active labor, we don’t require them to stay with us the whole time we’re in the hospital or do extra things for us! I would love someone who is great with communication as well so that they can guide me beforehand hand at things i can do to help prepare my body for an easier birth. We aren’t sure on budget and are open to discuss!

1. Hospital with a midwife 2. 100% covered by insurance 3. No meds, hospital birth, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin

Plan to give birth in Frederick, Maryland at Frederick Health Unsure of budget, willing to discuss Want guidance leading up to birth, as well as ideas on how to have a smooth birth, and transition into postpartum

FTM, need help learning to baby carry, use car seat safely, and build a safe and effective sleep/night routine that is complicated by chronic health issues.

This is my second and I feel if I had someone walking with me who understood the process, even the nutrition and emotional side of post and prenatal life it would be helpful.

I will be getting a csection at Bellville Hospital I plan to breastfeed

Currently experiencing active postpartum mood and anxiety symptoms and seeking timely, in-home support to stabilize care and build confidence. Seeking an experienced, PMAD-trained postpartum doula for hands-on, in-home support for a 31-year-old mother and 2-month-old infant. Support needs include anxiety/panic/depression-informed emotional care (alongside therapy/medication), baby-care support and guidance, feeding transitions (formula supplementation and lactation support) and sleep training, light household help and simple meals, routine building, and gradual weaning of support to build maternal confidence. Must serve Bumpass, VA. Aetna accepted or services eligible for out-of-pocket reimbursement preferred.

We are looking for short-term help with our newborn, mainly guidance on feeding, establishing a healthy sleep schedule, and making sure everything is going well overall. We don’t need help with household chores like cleaning, cooking, or laundry. Our focus is simply making sure the baby is doing well and that we are following the right routines and practices as new parents. We would appreciate someone with experience in newborn care who can provide insight and reassurance while we get the hang of everything. This support would likely be needed for just a couple of weeks. Our budget is flexible since we are still learning what the typical rates are.

Hospital Insurance coverage Don’t have a birth plan

Planning for a hospital birth, seeking overnight support for weeks 3-11 post birth

First child. Went thru IVF. Birthing support and spinning baby.

New parents here looking for overnight or early-morning newborn help! We’d love someone experienced who can help with feeding/diapers/soothing and letting us get a bit more sleep. We’re in Pittsford and flexible on days/times. Our estimated budget is 20-25/hr, depending on experience. We also have a friendly golden retriever who will most likely be asleep during most overnights.

Inova lansdowne, $1000 budged I plan on doing a no epidural induced and natural birth.