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Hi! I am looking for a Russian speaking doula who preferably accepts my insurance

I am 17 weeks pregnant with identical twin girls. I am looking for a doula experienced in twin births. 1. Will give birth in hospital (scheduled c-section) 2. Seeking an in-network anthem doula

Planning a hospital birth Birth plan is as holistic as possible while being safe for myself and baby

I wanted to give birth at a birthing center. I wanted to see what my insurance would cover. I wanted a midwife and doula and possible lactaction consultant. My insurance is Molina medical

I am looking for someone who can help to protect me and help me feel safe and like my choices are being respected during labor. I am absolutely open to pain medications/necessary interventions, but I do have some fear in hospitals and I don't necessarily trust the medical system 100%. My budget is probably up to $1000, I'm giving birth at the UCLA center in Westwood. I am going to decide on an epidural as I go, but if I get one I want a walking epidural. I am afraid of C section to be honest, I would rather have some control and be able to move around but not feel rushed through or pressured into procedures that aren't necessary. I want to protect a calm and quiet environment as much as possible, I'm guessing I'm going to want to be very inward as I go through the process, at least as much as possible, but this is my first baby so I'm not 100% sure. Hoping to do intermittent monitoring if possible, want golden hour, don't want my provider to pull on my placenta or the cord. And I'd like delayed cord clamping :) I am definitely open to student doulas, but I don't think I want UCLA student doctors in and out disturbing my peace as I work through labor. Mainly just don't want the noise, distraction, additional people in the room.

I am planning for a VBAC at a hospital and need support for a successful VBAC. I also need postpartum care and honestly just extra hands around the house with a newborn and toddler and a dog. Postpartum meals, house work, laundry, tidying etc

Support during prenatal period, including availability to answer questions and offer advice during pregnancy. I plan to have a scheduled c-section and my health plan is blue sheild of ca.

Giving birth in a hospital and would like to avoid c section

I’d like to give birth at a birthing center but my husband is leaning towards a hospital. I mainly want it to be a natural birth and to labor how I feel most comfortable. I don’t want to be pressured or pushed by the hospital in any way (including delayed cord clamping, keeping vernix on etc). My budget is $5k max if possible but not sure how much these services are (would like to use insurance if I can). My insurance is Aetna Choice II POS.

Dear Danielle, Happy Passover! I am writing to you as a well known doula that works with Jewish families. I am the Rabbi of Congregation B'nai Emet in Simi Valley (Reform) and the Executive Director of the Sandra Caplan Community Bet Din. Recently, I finished mentorship as a Mohel under a Professor of Urology at Cedars and a Conservative Rabbi - Mohel. I would like to invite you for coffee (after Passover) or a phone call to ask your advice on how I can best serve the needs of families in greater Los Angeles. Would you be open to speaking? Warmly, Rabbi Jason Rosner

Hello! I am looking for support during labor. This is my second pregnancy and I would love the support of an all natural birthing experience. I have the top Kaiser insurance plan that will cover. I am giving birth at Kaiser in Baldwin Park . I am Christian and would love a doula who can pray over me as we listen to worship music during my contractions.

Hoag hospital- Irvine. Looking for doula care covered by Carefirst Blue Shield. I am covered at 100% for 12 visits.

Guide me through all the important details about labor, post care, and everything I need to know about taking care of my newborn.

Plan on giving birth in a hospital. Budget is around 2000. Preferably someone who has worked with Muslim clients.

Hospital birth. Hoping to go unmedicated. Need someone experienced with pain management and who can help my husband navigate the process. My family won't be supportive of going without an epidural and I don't know how supportive my husband could be if he sees me in a lot of pain. Delayed cord clamping wanted for longer than 60 seconds, until cord turns white. Skin to skin and breastfeeding are important. No Hep B. Surprise gender. Just looking. Unsure of a budget. Just need birth/labor doula. Not postpartum or lactation because I'm a postpsrtum nurse and lactation consultant

Hello! I'm looking to give birth at Cedar Sinai. Regarding budget - I'm looking to find a doula who is covered by my insurance. I don't quite have a birth plan yet, hope that's okay! Requirements of provider - English speaking, at least 10 years of experience. I'm 36 years old, and due in August. Thank you!

Birth prep, labor and postpartum support

Hello, I am actively seeking a doula for support for myself while navigating my first pregnancy. I do not have any women in my family nearby for support. So support from a doula would be lovely, along with support for my birth plan that I am still creating. I am hoping you are able to still take clients right now. Thank you for your time. :)

I’m looking for a doula that accepts medical with cal optima insurance I’m located in La Habra, CA I’m planning in giving birth at the hospital.

I am looking for a compassionate and emotionally supportive doula who can help me feel calm and confident throughout the rest of my pregnancy, labor, and early postpartum period. My biggest need is emotional support. I have been experiencing anxiety and fear about childbirth, and I would like someone who can provide reassurance, help me stay grounded, explain what is happening during labor, and guide me through breathing, relaxation, and coping techniques. I plan to give birth at a birth center with a midwife and hope to have an unmedicated, low-intervention birth if it is safe for me and my baby. I would like continuous labor support and someone who can advocate for my birth preferences while helping me make informed decisions if unexpected situations arise. I would prefer a doula who has experience supporting first-time mothers and is patient, gentle, non-judgmental, and a good communicator. Speaking Mandarin Chinese is a strong plus, but not required. After birth, I would appreciate some emotional check-ins, breastfeeding encouragement, and practical guidance during the first few days. I am mainly looking for emotional support rather than housekeeping or sleep training.