Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Clovis, CA

Hello! Jillian Barker recommended you to me because I'm looking for someone who accepts insurance. I'm pregnant with my 3rd baby and I've never had a doula before but I would like to have one this time around!

Need help with my 11 year old son as well. Also take care of newborn

1. Kind and has at a year of experience 2. Baby is 4 days old eats 2-3ounces if formula/breastmilk. When changing diapers he needs ointment on his privates for about another week. 3. Be nice to just have someone to help me and my husband at night so we can sleep some. And can handle a very emotional mom at the moment. 4. Never done fhis before so I'll have to see what they want or willing to budget.

Hey, I am giving birth in Asheville (NC) in Mission Hospital. I am looking for a Doula to assist both in the delivery and doing overnight assistance during postpartum (40 Hours a week, for 12 weeks). Ideally we would like to pay 35 an hour. We live in Horse Shoe, Hendersonville, NC. Fully vaccinated candidates only!

Postpartum help first 6 -8weeks with other children and household maintenance . Budget 5,000

I'm pregnant with my second Having a VBAC Desire a natural birth, as free of interventions as possible

I’m hoping to give birth at Tripoint Hospital in Concord. I’m willing to spend $1,500 but it would be nice if someone accepted Buckeye Medicaid so it wouldn’t come out of pocket. I’d really like a Christian Doula. I’d like no epidural and for my husband to be there with me. While giving birth I’d like to play soft music and read/listen to Bible verses. Delayed cord clamping, an hour of time with the baby after birth unless there is a medical emergency. I’d like the baby to stay in my hospital room and if they need to leave for testing I’d like if me or my husband would go with them.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Hospital in Canton. First time mom with anxiety, adhd and likely autism while my partner is supportive and will be in the room he is kind of squeamish and not historically has not been the best in medical situations. He is a local truck driver but can be hours away during the day and the thought of going into labor/ at the hospital with out a support person terrifies me. He is also being laid off from his company in April (they are closing his branch) which means he won't qualify for FMLA and is at the mercy of whatever company he ends up being hired by in terms of leave for when baby comes and after. My ideal budget is no more than 1000 although I have seen prices a bit above that. As of right now my birth plan is minimal intervention and without pain meds. I really don't want to have an epidural specifically if it can be avoided...obviously baby/the birth experience can change things though.

I would like to give birth at home. I have a very limited budget, currently not working at the moment but would like to see what my options are.

Night nurse for 4 week old baby that is exclusively breastfed but will take expressed milk. There is no additional duties besides care for baby.

Assist with Sleep training, feeding, childcare, light housework

hospital birth i have no birth plan i want a support and advocate

Id like lots of support during pregnancy. I have extrem morning sickness and sever depression anxiety. Second pregnancy. I plan to give birth at hospital. Last time was a bit much almost c cection. Id just like some guidance too during pregnancy

I am planning to give birth at the hospital but am looking for support at home before and for someone to act as a gatekeeper to our birth plan and my peace during labour at the hospital. Main reason for services is postpartum, my partner will not qualify for paternity leave so am going to need help.

I am looking for a doula who can help me feed through the night. I am pumping milk and using formula. I may need a doula during the day to do cooking and cleaning. Baby needs help sleep training in a bassinet. Estimated budget would be 1,000 -1,500 for a 2 weeks.

Assistance with maintaining a home without over extended myself during the healing process

I would really like birth support to help with managing pain during labor to avoid a medicated labor.

1.Hospitals 2. I was took Medicaid would cover it 3. I don’t really have a birthing plan.

1. Hospital 2. $500-$1000 3. Vaginal first and then c section

Birth center with midwives 2k All things natural, movement, hypnobirthing