Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Beaumont, CA

1. Kaiser - Anaheim, CA 2. Kaiser covers 8 x 1 hour sessions (as long as NPI# and tax ID # are provided) 3. As natural as possible! need to review more plans with someone with a lot of experience and information

I don’t have a plan and I am in dire need of support I have medical caloptima health insurance for payment if you accept it

I’m looking for a doula that accepts medical with cal optima insurance I’m located in La Habra, CA I’m planning in giving birth at the hospital.

Hello, looking for help for 3-7 days (depending on price) for a couple hours a day to help my cousin with her baby. Baby was just born Dec 28 2025, and she’s really struggling mentally and with the baby. The baby is not sleeping well at all and she’s having trouble latching him on to breast feed. I want to provide her support, she feels like she is failing as a mom and I know what it’s like to feel that way (I work as active duty military and am a single mom so I can’t really take too much time to help her my self right now). Looking for someone kind and empathetic with experience and knowledge for a couple days to help reset and try to get the baby into a rhythm. Hopefully try to set up some type of sleeping arrangements to help her feel a little better and not so lost. TLDR: Post partum care, breast feeding issues, sleep training, light housekeeping just general support for her) My estimated budget is 3 hours a day, $20 an hour, for at minimal 3 days(180$ total) depending on if she’s comfortable I would like to make it a week (7days.) potential for $420.

1. San Diego (Encinitas) 2. Were looking for a night nurse (9/10pm to 5/6am) 3x a week for 4 weeks and then 2 days a week for 4 weeks

I plan to give birth at the MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center with their maternity ward. I'd prefer to pay as little out of pocket costs as possible and find something within our coverage. I'm planning for an Unmedicated; Low Intervention Birth unless medical intervention is necessary

I plan to give birth at Kaiser in Downey, CA and utilize my Kaiser HMO coverage to pay.

Hi , i amlooking for someone who accept kaiser permanente insurance. Someone that helps with postpartum lactation consultation

1. hospital 2. 4000 3.natural birth Baby’s circumcision

Im looking for someone who can help support once the baby is born, and possibly with breastfeeding. Giving birth at USC Arcadia Hospital.

hospital to give birth, looking for postpartum doula who is easy to communicate with, patient and experienced

Hospital (Emanate Hospital in West Covina). Unsure about budget, wanted to see first how much my insurance will cover. I have Anthem Blue Cross HMO. Aiming for as much of a natural birth as possible.

Looking for an overnight doula for 3 times a week for our first baby. Having support in the first few weeks after birth to get me on track will be vital.

I plan on giving a medicated birth in a hospital. With a $1,500 budget.

Part time (4-5 hours 3x a week) Help with infant care, feeding, diaper changes while mom pumps and rests. We are in late 30’s first time parents. Budget $20-25 per hour.

Hospital support, birthing support, id like a midwife to be my main support during my birthing process.

Hello, we are looking for someone to help provide an extra set of hands to care for baby, mother, and 2-year-old sister once my husband returns to work. Specifically, looking for someone who can help meal prep nutritious meals for the family. We have 9 covered visits through out BCBS PPO insurance coverage that we would like to utilize over a 1-2 months. Thank you for your time and consideration. We are located in the Encinitas area.

Hirth doula for prenatal and support during labor

I’m planing to give birth at Providence St Joseph hospital in Burbank. It would not be my first choice as I was hoping for a home birth. Unfortunately, I was laid off last year and have been unable to find work. I’m hoping to find support covered by medi-cal. I would like my birth to be unmediated and with as little intervention as possible. This is my first birth so I do feel a bit nervous. I would only like my husband and doula in the room (along with any necessary medial care team). I would like to be able to move freely and have help getting into positions that will help me through the various stages of labor. I’d also love to spend time in the bath. I want skin to skin right away and delayed cord clamping.

I am the grandmother of twin girls, looking to help my son and partner with night feedings. What is the next step to find out more info from you.