Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Clovis, CA

Giving birth via c section at Cary wakemed. We live in Morrisville nc. Looking for a post partum doula. The budget is under $2k.

I plan to give birth in hospital but I want to have no medical intervention unless needed.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Not really sure of a budget yet and I want a natural delivery like I did with my first child. Needing support my partner is not providing.

Night nursing or overnight doula for 5-6 hours 3-4 times a week

Wanting to give birth in a birthing center and stay away from hospitals. A water birth would be the perfect scenario. We don’t have a budget yet but would like to keep it cost effective and be able to use our insurance. I want a natural birth with as much training as possible to prevent tears and intervention.

I’m looking for a postpartum doula to support me and my family as we welcome our second child. My goal is to have a positive, supported postpartum experience — both physically and emotionally — while adjusting to life with a newborn and a busy toddler. I plan to birth vaginally in the hospital, as I did with my first, and I did not have a doula previously. This time, I would love more hands-on support and guidance during the recovery and adjustment period at home. One of my biggest priorities is breastfeeding support. With my first son, he spent the first four days in the nursery and had difficulty latching once we were together. I also have inverted nipples, which added to the challenge. I worked with a lactation consultant, but it became overwhelming trying to balance nursing and pumping, and I eventually transitioned to exclusively pumping. For this baby, I would really like to breastfeed successfully and feel confident doing so. I would appreciate a doula with strong lactation knowledge who can offer practical help and encouragement with positioning, latch, and feeding routines — as well as support if I choose to combine nursing and pumping. Beyond feeding, I’m looking for general postpartum support — someone who can help ease the transition by caring for the baby while I rest or shower, light household help (meals, laundry, tidying), emotional support, and gentle guidance through recovery. I want to focus on healing, bonding with my baby, and adjusting as a family of four, and I value having someone calm, nurturing, and experienced by my side during this time.

I just found out I’m pregnant I’m just trying to see what options are out there.

1. Wake Med Cary 2. $6-10,000 3. TBD Criteria for postpartum nanny: Years of experience: Min 5+ years and 10+ families served. Training: Ideally certification in postpartum care, infant CPR, early childcare, and maternal recovery. Postpartum meals: Experience preparing herbal soups, tonics, bone broths, sesame chicken, ginger rice, etc. References: Ability to provide recent references from families in the U.S. Background check: Verified identity, health clearance (no infectious diseases), and clean criminal record. Lactation support: Knowledge of breastfeeding techniques, latching, breast massage for engorgement, and formula feeding if necessary. Optional but preferred Postpartum recovery knowledge: Support for traditional Chinese zuo yuezi (坐月子) practices, including rest, warmth, and gradual movement. Nutrition: Skilled in cooking traditional confinement meals (yue zi fan 月子饭), balancing Western dietary needs if requested. Newborn care: Bathing, swaddling, soothing, burping, diapering, and cord care. Sleep routines: Helping establish healthy sleep and feeding schedules. Health monitoring: Checking baby’s temperature, jaundice, digestion, and alerting parents to concerns. Soothing techniques: Gentle methods for colic, fussiness, or gas relief.

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

I plan to give birth at the Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine. I currently see the midwives in the OBGYN Associates office there. I would prefer to use insurance (United Healthcare Community Plan- Medicaid). As far as birth plan, i definitely want to avoid an epidural if possible. Minor pain medicine is okay but nothing too crazy.

1. Duke Hospital 2. Insurance 3. I plan on having a gentle scheduled C-section with having my tubes removed. I would like to have delayed cord clamping and I want to keep my placenta as well.

i want to birth at home. me and my partner would like to speak with someone about birth plans etc

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

I am a second time mom, pregnant with twins. I will be giving birth in a hospital, but am planning on a natural a birth with as little intervention as possible.

I plan on giving birth in hospital, I have Medicaid sunshine health

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

Midwife and doula care that focuses on a home birth plan and prepping first time mom. Budget of $1000.

Hello, I’m interested in a doula during pregnancy and a night nanny after delivery.

Considering help at night for 1-2 nights a week to take care of the baby so we can get sleep

Need Help after c section and caring for newborn baby. Preferably a doula who accepts medicaid