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Need in Escondido, CA. Birthing at UCSD. GEHA insurance requires certification

Help finding a doula to be there for birth prep and possibly at birth then able to come after birth and check in/night nurse

Hirth doula for prenatal and support during labor

I’m open to giving birth wherever it’s possible, preferably hospital because it’s safer but I’m open to home birth too, if I get enough of education and coaching. I am also going to be alone for this, my husband works nights, my family doesn’t live around, my mom can come to be with me few times a year for a bit. I’d pay using anthem ppo. Want to reduce the cesarean and I’m open to pain meds, as I have low pain tolerance. I get anxious and tend to be panicky. I’d love to prevent tearing, I have raynaund’s phenomenon and my nipples are sensitive. I am first time mom, want to have the chance to be treated with respect especially since having a foreign accent.

Doula for a hospital birth that will provide services, and accepts kaiser insurance

At home birth support No more then $1500 Wanting a delayed cord clamping No pushing No laying on back delivery No shots No vaccines No vitamin k shots No eye ointment Golden hour with baby Husband catching the baby And more Anthem blue cross insurance coverage

Hello ! I am newly pregnant. This is my 3rd baby and I am looking into getting a doula . Ive never had one with my previous births so this is new to me. I have Medi-Cal and saw on your page that is something you accept. Just looking to try something new this time since it will be my last baby. id love to get more info (:

We live near menifee and plan to give birth at loma linda or rancho springs. Covered by Tricare. 1st baby so need classes. were also interested in meal service. We want to do traditional chinese post partum care.

I am looking to do a home birth in 2027. I am not yet pregnant but will be starting to try to conceive in the next few months. I am looking for a midwife or OB for prenatal appointments as well as birth at home or at a birth center. I want someone that aligns with my values of natural birth and a more holistic approach to medicine. My budget is less than $10,000 out of pocket and I would need them to accept insurance and/or HSA for payments.

I am a geriatric pregnancy, expecting my first baby. I am arriving in San Diego in a couple weeks time. I am looking to have a natural birth, hopefully unmedicated as well. I am hoping to find someone to support me, with patience to allow me to do this without too many interventions. I have been told I would likely be an induction, and that does scare me. We are arriving from Des Moines, and this is last minute unfortunately, so there is added anxiety and immense overwhelming feelings along with everything. Budget around $1300

- Scripps La Jolla - Unsure of budget - Unsure of birth plan - to be determined with doula - 10+ years, english

I am hoping to have a pre-birth and birth doula that I can accepts insurance Anthem Blue Cross HMO (commercial) and In-network of Hoag Medical Group. I will give birth at Hoag Irvine.

I plan to give birth in my home. I'm looking for a midwife and maybe a doula. No idea what that would cost or what my current birth plan is!

Second baby, plan is to give birth in a hospital, medicated or in medicated I need support and guidance to help my baby move down.

Looking for Kaiser Permanente-covered postpartum doula services to help me 3 weeks after delivery, for ~9 days.

Hello, I am helping a client with finding a doula for Postpartum services. Are you available and do you take Anthem PPO? Thank you

Home birth Was hoping to see if my insurance would cover any costs Still working in birth plan

Looking for a doula to help through labor and postpartum

I just need someone who I feel can educate me on what I don’t know and someone who is interested in helping me advocate for myself. I keep feeling like the medical industry isn’t interested in helping me and I just want someone who cares about helping and wants to be there

My goal for this birth is to have a calm, natural, and empowering experience with as few medical interventions as possible. My first preference is a planned home birth, with a birth center as my second choice if home birth is not appropriate. I would like to have an unmedicated labor and birth, with the freedom to move around, change positions, use comfort measures, and listen to my body throughout labor. I would like my doula/midwife to provide continuous emotional and physical support, encouragement, and guidance while helping me feel informed and involved in decisions throughout the process. I want to create a peaceful environment where I can feel safe, supported, and confident in my ability to birth my baby. I understand that plans may need to change if a medical concern arises, and I am open to transferring to a hospital if it becomes necessary for my or my baby’s safety. My priority is a healthy baby and a healthy mother while preserving as much of the natural, low-intervention birth experience as safely possible.