Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Beaumont, CA

Lutheran medical center Medicaid I have no money. My birth plan is a scheduled C-section I had a baby last Christmas 12/25/24 so it is required I have a c section again.

Support with baby during daytime - feeding, changing. Light house cleaning. Budget - current doula is 40/hr but is away on a trip

Giving birth in a hospital. Worried about money. Unmedicated birth plan.

Hola buenas. Estoy interesada en el servicio, por favor si me podrías brindar más información y si tienes disponibilidad, estoy embarazada de 31 semanas. Tengo Medicaid. Mi correo es rubillacsa@gmail.com Gracias.

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

This is my second child and I’m looking for a night nanny so I can sleep and postpartum care.

Looking for a postpartum doula to help with few month at night Looking for a doula who is In-Network for Anthem insurance Giving birth at Rose

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.

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

Someone to help navigate my postpartum and make me not feel so alone. My depression has been pretty severe lately. My baby does ok on nursing but could use help as she isn't fully latching. Just kinda lazy latching. And I may need to go back to work soon even though I think it is too early. And I was working night shifts so I may need to go back to working nights.

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.

Hello! I am in search of a postpartum doula to help keep me nourished and rested during some of the gaps in my support from my mother in law in the first weeks postpartum. I will need help with meals, laundry, a little bit of tidying and some TLC that may be hard for my husband to provide me with as he takes care of our three other kiddos. I plan to have a home birth. My budget is unclear, I will ask for some support from my friends and family. My guess is $1000-1500.

Must be certified, postpartum doula to provide judgement free care, compassionate and great communication skills. Help with transition to parenthood, typing up/cleaning, help with newborn care, overnight and daytime services, help me and husband catch up on sleep

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.

Please have at least a few years experience, and be a certified night nurse for newborns/ infants in postpartum. Our 1 month old baby Hyde takes bottles of breast milk that I pump, and has silent reflux so needs to be upright after every feed for 10-30 minutes at least. He takes a prescribed dose of Pepcid once daily but I give that in the mornings so no worries there. I just ask that you keep up on the bottle washing throughout the night and just make sure he is fed, changed, and burped thoroughly

We are looking for a night nanny for our 3 year old when I give birth to a sibling.

First pregnancy and my husband and I want to get more information on hiring a doula. We've read and heard the benefits of having one as an advocate for us and knowledgeable support person. Since this is our first baby, we want to consider our options. Looking to learn more about your personal style.

1. Birth center where you can go home within 4 hours 2. $3-6k 3. Night nurse 2 days a week for 5 weeks

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.

We plan on giving birth at the Anshutz campus in Denver! Our budget is limited to our work benefit of "8 weeks of doula care" coverage through Carrot Fertility. Our birth plan is literally however this little girl wants to come into the world. I would love the assistance of an epidural, and hopefully a vaginal birth. We are looking for postpartum help only though, mostly to help with the new-parent learning curve!