Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Hanford, CA

I would like someone to be there during the birth that would be able to act as the communicator between me and the hospital staff. I would prefer to have an unmedicated vaginal birth if possible and do not want to get induced or anything that would induce labor before my body is ready.

I need a doula to support my unmedicated birth at a hospital

Hospital. $800. Unmedicated vaginal birth with little to no intervention.

Hospital I hope to use insurance Want an I medicated birth with lots of support for me and baby

I plan to do a home birth. I would say our budget is $10,000 but I’m not to sure. I do not have a birth plan yet.

Planning on giving birth in the hospital washington regional. looking for someone who accepts medicaid. not sure about birth plan

I would like to do either a home or water birth. I need someone that accepts medicaid and if there are any additional outside fees to inform. I want a delayed clamping, no shots or vaccines administered. I would like post partum assistance. I would like someone who is holistic or aware, open, and understanding of these desires. I want to keep and dehydrate the placenta for later. I want my pregnancy and birthing as natural as possible. I am pescatarian so I only consume fish, not "land" meat. I do desire support, including emotional and mental. I am not due at the moment but I am on the search for someone before it occurs. I don't believe in waiting last minute for something this big. I suffered alot from having to do last minute with my first.

Hospital 1000$ Natural delivery. I am first time mom. Willing to do natural delivery at hospital with minimal pain medication.

1. I would like to have a home birth if possible 2. Insurance if possible 3. Unmedicated birth, at home

Looking for Prenatal support during labor and delivery

I am planning to birth at home. We have a midwife. We’re hoping that my insurance will cover the doula. I know I want to reduce possibility of tearing, so we have decided on a water birth or pushing on the side.

1.Christus Mother Frances Hospital 2.$1500-2,000 3. Goal: Low-intervention, natural vaginal birth in a hospital setting while safely using approved natural supplements and comfort methods. If complications occur, explain options, include me in decision making and advocate on what’s best.

I would like to preferably have a home birth experience. I have wanted to do this my whole life. I am so excited to find someone who will help me get exactly what I need with my experience and also walk me through it. I don’t really have a budget but I saw online it can be around 10,000 so hopefully not over that but we are flexible. I have a birth plan guideline I can send you but basically I want no vaccines for me or my baby. I can send you the breakdown of my birth plan as well!

I am going to be trying for a VBAC at Bay Area hospital I want a doula covered by Tricare insurance fully I don't have an exact birth plan but I want to form some expectations and have extra support, especially in a birthing position that isn't on my back. I want someone there to help me advocate and push through a VBAC if it's possible

Looking for an educational doula that also offers emotional support with a budget of 1K

I am planning to give birth at either citizens hospital in Victoria or Detar in Victoria, I am leaning towards citizens hospital. It is my 2nd pregnancy, my first was an emergency C section and I am trying for a VBAC this time! My provider is supportive, I just need to go into labor myself before 41 weeks & some change. I went very late for my first birth (41 and 3, and I took castor oil to effective induce myself) so there is some concern I won’t go into labor myself. I have never had a doula before so I don’t know what the price range would be! My birth plan is a rough sketch right now but: I want it to be as natural as possible. No epidural, no fundal massage, and very delayed cord clamping.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I have an OBGYN but im looking into a doula as well. I want to do my deliver unmedicated as much as possible.

Give birth at a hospital in case an emergency cesarean is needed. I’m wanting to try for a vbac but I’ve had three c sections

Preferably in a hospital, I am on Texas prenatal Medicaid. I do not have a birth plan yet.

I would like to give birth at home, but am not opposed to a low intervention hospital birth. I would like to go very natural, unmedicated, just me and my partner. I don’t have an estimated budget, I do have insurance under my job.