Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Clovis, CA

Looking for postpartum night doulas to watch baby at night to let the parents sleep, the baby needs to be fed every 3 hours so you’ll be responsible for 11 pm, 2 am and 5 am feeds and changing diapers and making sure he goes back to sleep and taking care when he wakes up. Newborn care, baby is 2 months old, diaper changes, washing bottles.

Support needed for care of 3 week old baby. Experience with newborn care required. Pay is $22 per hour

Someone to answer questions that I have so I don’t always have to go to the doctor and somebody to help me through hard times when my husband is at work and for small classes of things to expect and how to handle it this is my second baby

1. Planning to give birth at Mercy Birthing Center on Ballas Rd. 2. My budget is flexible but I am thinking 1.5-2k 3. My plan is to have a natural birth at the Birthing Center. I am planning to breast feed my baby as well.

I just want to make sure I know I’m doing what I need to do for my son I’m a new mom ! I would like to have a routine for night since I myself am a night owl ! I like my son to learn Spanish as well as me! Cooking and clothes would be helpful with light cleaning !

Hi, I’m going to be a first time mom! As I am super excited and starting to plan my near future, I am also trying to navigate how I want my birthing experience to go. I know that I would like to have a hospital birth, which I believe I have found the perfect hospital for me. As of right now I am still researching this and that. Meaning, there are so many different birthing experiences. I’m sure everyone has their dream ideal labor and delivery story to which some come true and some do not. I am fully aware anything can happen but before we go there, I do have an “ideal” way I’d like to see my labor going. I would very much prefer an unmedicated birth. My main goal is no epidural. I do have a few different reasons as to why I don’t want it, but that is something we can always get into later if you’d like! I should also mention again, this is my goal! If at any point I get to a point during labor where I absolutely want it or feel that I need it, if able to, I will change my mind. I also would love to stay away from Pitocin as long as possible as long as there are no complications etc. of course if the labor is getting dangerous for me or baby, I understand. I am also hoping as my doula (when we find each other!) you will help me understand more about these. As long as things go as planned, I plan on my mother and boyfriend being present during my labor and birth. I also hope I can add another amazing support person to the list! Someone that will 110% advocate for me if and when needed, and Someone that will keep me updated and educated! I hope to speak soon, thank you!

1. I plan to give birth at a hospital 2. I have Medicaid that covers doula services

I’m having a natural home birth. The most important part of this experience for me during postpartum is my mental and spiritual health. Being able to get sleep and still eat healthy. So I might need help with the dishes occasionally and meal planning. I am not picky about age or certification I just want someone I can trust in someone who is passionate about their job. Someone I can trust with my baby in my household. This is my first time ever having a Doula so budget. I’m unsure on and I’m also flexible with.

Postpartum doula I plan to use Medicaid I plan to have the baby at a hospital

Hi! My name is Alyssa Walker and I’m an expecting mother. I’m inquiring in out your services and pricing.

Interested in intermittent post partum help around 2 weeks after delivery 4-6 hours per day $20-25 per hour;negotiable

1. Certified, experienced, Spanish and English is a plus 2. A baby boy, 3 days old, needs assistance during the night, feedings and diaper changes, parents are very deprived of sleep, baby cries a lot 3. Sleeping training if possible 4. Open to budget

Looking for a birth doula for additional support through unmedicated childbirth and possibly postpartum support and education. I’m giving birth at the Mercy Midwifery Birthing Center. I’m not sure about cost for Doula but my max would be $500 altogether. Right now I don’t have much of a birth plan aside from using laughing gas as pain management as needed. I don’t know what else I need to include or consider.

Hospital, I’m trying for a VBAC. I have had 3 vaginally and 2 elective c sections.

I want to do a home birth No budget in mind No birth plan in mind just yet

I am currently searching for a doula and am seeking as much support and guidance as possible during and after my pregnancy. I am due in August, and this will be my second child after a 13-year gap. I’ll be turning 35 this year and have been labeled as “high risk,” which has left me feeling overwhelmed, confused, and honestly terrified. Aside from my age, I have not been given a clear explanation as to why I am considered high risk. My original OB-GYN, who delivered my son, passed away shortly after his birth. Since then, I was assigned to another provider based on availability. Unfortunately, my current doctor no longer delivers babies. He reached out to colleagues on my behalf, but I was denied care and advised to seek a high-risk provider—without being given documentation, clear reasoning, or even a referral to a high-risk OB. At this point, I feel lost not only in finding appropriate medical care for myself and my baby, but also in understanding my pregnancy risks and options. I am seeking a doula who is committed to helping me navigate this journey—someone who can assist with locating reliable medical resources, provide support during delivery in a hospital setting. I am interested in a VBAC, and offer guidance and care postpartum.

Postpartum doula Pelvic floor therapy Belly binding or wrapping

I plan to give birth to twins in the Belleville/Shiloh area. Budget of $1,000. I plan to birth naturally without epidural.

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I'm just looking for now to see what our options are.