Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Clovis, CA

Home Not sure about the rest this is my 1st pregnancy

planning to give birth in a hosptial, trying to see if a doula is covered in my blue cross blue shield of illinois plan

At home Zero birth plan at the moment Insurance coverage by blue cross community

I’m looking to avoid medication during child birth. I have a low pain tolerance which is scary so I know I will feel tons of pain but I want the best experience as possible. Looking to bring my baby in swiftly, comfortably & calmly.

I plan to give birth at the Evanston NorthShore Labor/Delivery Hospital. I am on Medicaid but I wouldn’t want to spend more than 300$ out of pocket. I want to birth as natural as possible, I wouldn’t want an epidural unless it really comes down to it. I would want to avoid any cutting or tearing in my vagina. I’d like to push out naturally rather than get a C- section.

I’m a first-time mom planning a hospital birth, and I’m looking for a doula who can help guide me through the process and options, especially since I’m still figuring out what I want my birth plan to look like. I’m feeling a bit torn between wanting to stay mobile during labor and pushing in a position other than on my back, while also considering the possibility of an epidural. I’d love support understanding how those options can work together and what flexibility looks like in a hospital setting. I’m also looking for help with lactation and postpartum feeding. I want to breastfeed but am planning to combo feed, and I’d really appreciate guidance on how to do that in a way that supports my milk supply and feels manageable as a first-time mom. Overall, I’m hoping for someone who can educate me, help me feel confident in my choices, advocate for me during labor if needed, and support me both during birth and in the early postpartum period.

Living in Sister Bay, planning to deliver in Green Bay. First time mom/parents getting increasingly worried about our lack of knowledge of childbirth while hearing so many horror stories about the malpractices of doctors in labor and delivery. Wanting to learn. Wanting an advocate. Wanting to avoid an epidural but not sure if I will be able to! Our budget isn’t huge. We are low income. But don’t know the typical rates and will try to work out any reasonable rate for our income.

Hi! I’m currently looking for a doula who can offer emotional, physical, and spiritual support throughout my pregnancy and during labor and delivery. I’d love someone who can help me feel calm, confident, and informed through the process. Some of the support I’m hoping for includes: • Guidance with birth preparation and creating a personalized birth plan • Help understanding my options for labor and pain management • Emotional reassurance and encouragement during contractions • Comfort techniques such as breathing exercises, massage, and positioning • Support and advocacy in communicating with medical staff • Assistance with relaxation and faith-based support, including prayer, worship, or scripture for peace and strength during labor • Postpartum check-ins and help adjusting after birth • Tips for newborn care, breastfeeding, and recovery I’d love someone nurturing, patient, and understanding—someone who can make this experience peaceful, empowering, and centered on God’s presence throughout my journey.

Postpartum in person 1. Northwestern chi 2. 2k 3. Birth at hospital then come home

I plan to give birth at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center. I am looking for a supportive and experienced midwife who can help guide me through a natural birth. My goal is to have as natural of a labor and delivery as possible, using breathing techniques, movement, and positioning to manage pain. Medical interventions would be my last resort, but I understand they may be necessary if there are safety concerns for me or my baby. I would like someone who is patient, encouraging, and communicates well so I feel supported and calm throughout the process. My budget is flexible depending on the services provided.

Looking for post partum support; likely either two ams/ evenings or one night a week Northwestern hospital delivery TBD

I'd like a doula in the Aetna PPO network. I am looking for a postpartum doula who is a lactation counselor.

1. Hospital 2. 300dollars 3. Give birth at hospital and take care of our child at home with my husband(he is a student).

We have birth to a premature newborn and are seeking day and night care & support for our child. Seeking an individual with 5+ years experience, preferably with premature infants. Compensation range $25-35 per hour.

Will be giving birth at a hospital and will need help during the day during my postpartum maternity leave

I'm considering a home birth, my budget is 2k, and I'd like to just stay home without medication so I'll need mental/emotional/physical guidance for comfort measures.

1. Hospital birth at Northwestern 2. $1600/labor doula and $35-40/hr for 3 nights a week for 6 weeks for night nanny/postpartum doula

1. I plan to give birth at Rush Hospital Chicago 2. N/A 3. First-time mom • I will be laboring solo (no partner) • Hospital birth • I value calm, clear communication and reassurance Labor & Support • I want a calm environment and things explained before they’re done • Verbal reassurance and grounding help me regulate • I’m open to pain management, including an epidural • If I ask for pain relief, I want support in advocating for timely access Interventions • I’m open to medically necessary interventions • I want to understand why something is recommended and what my options are • Safety first, but no unnecessary escalation if things are progressing well Birth & Immediately After • Skin to skin if baby is stable • I appreciate help staying present and grounded right after birth Feeding (Important) • I am exclusively bottle feeding • I am not breastfeeding or pumping • I want this respected without being questioned or revisited • Support looks like helping me feel confident with bottle feeding, intake, and cues Postpartum in the Hospital • I’ll need reminders to eat, drink, and rest • Gentle emotional check-ins matter to me • Help me ask questions before discharge so I don’t leave overwhelmed Discharge • I’ll be going home via Uber • I’ll have my infant car seat with me • I may need help coordinating the logistics calmly Overall • My priority is a safe delivery, a regulated experience, and feeling supported not a “perfect” birth • I respond best to grounded reassurance, not pressure or rigid plans Thank you for being part of this with me it really matters.

Planning to give birth in in hospital, and hoping to do a natural birth

I would like to give birth at home if I have a doula, which is why I’m inquiring.