Find Birth Doula Jobs in Hemet, CA

I will be giving birth at the Naval hospital in Camp Pendleton. Hoping to find someone who is covered under my insurance-Tricare prime. I am trying for an unmedicated birth, but am open to intervention if things aren’t proceeding as planned. Still in need of education for myself and partner for birth prep. I am a NICU nurse, but husband wants to be involved. I am used to the baby side of things, but not laboring!! Also would love lactation advice after.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and am looking for a doula to help me advocate for myself, as well as assist me in learning crucial birth prep info and coming up with a plan! I do not have one in place yet. Estimated budget is $3000, hoping to use ChampVA insurance.

Unmedicated birth education and coping skills, coaching during birth, advocacy during birth

Would like to plan a home birth with midwife and/or doula support, ideal if provider is covered by Tricare but not a deal breaker

I am a first time mom. I would like to have a guided birth with no tearing and delayed cord cutting. Hopefully pain free birth with help preparing beforehand. Haven’t decided on where to have the baby yet.

Labor support and labor preparation Supportive doula

Plan to give birth in a hospital, budget is whatever is covered under my insurance, not so sure about my birth plan just yet, would like to have experience more than 5 years, speaks English, certified, over 30 years old and has children of their own

Prenatal support, delivery attendance , and interested in postpartum visits

I plan to give birth in Saint Jude Fullerton Hospital. Not yet known. I need somebody who will support me with my severe anxiety for labor and delivery. Accepts Cigna

Plan on giving birth at the hospital, I have blue shield promise which will cover doula coats hopefully as I cannot afford. Hopefully I can find a doula who is open minded, helpful, and willing to pass on knowledge as this is my first child.

I plan to give birth at Scripps hospital in Encinitas. I wasted lots of time trying to see insurance coverage and now have about a month left before my due date. I plan to pay out of pocket and have a budget around 1500 for a labor doula. My birth plan centers around flexibility. I am aiming for natural birth and utilizing different birth positions and coping skills. I've had a some trauma with needles and medical care when I lived in Haiti and got typhoid: makes me reluctant to get epidural but open to it if my headspace is bad. This is my first baby and I am 28 years old. Would prefer a Christian doula who is in their 30's or older. Looking for coaching through labor and helping with positive mindset. Struggled with depression for years so apprehensive about postpartum and curious about options. I have BLUE SHIELD Gold 80 trio HMO

I want someone to help me labor & progress someone who is specialized in spinning baby and overall just someone to help me at the hospital with following my birth plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I'm hoping to have care covered by my Untied Healthcare insurance. I want as minimal intervention as possible during my birth. I want an experienced and certified provider. I hope to have help with my birth plan, birth experience, and postnatal care.

Planning to try for a vba2c so looking for a vbac friendly provider. I have Tri care select insurance. Also someone with experience doing emergency c sections

1. Birth hospital in Upland California 2. Budget would be less than $1,000 and would need to be paid in increments 3. I want to have an unmedicated birth

I will be delivering at Pomona Valley, likely in December, possibly early January. I am insured by IEHP Direct through Medi-Cal. I want as natural birth as possible in the sense that I only want medical intervention if it is absolutely necessary (no induction, no episiotomy etc). I am going in expecting to need an epidural but am also open to the idea of being unmedicated. I am looking for someone to assist with pain management and advocacy while in labor and for education in early/postpartum care for my baby (tips/tricks/lactation/mama stomach wrapping). I would like someone with no less than 3 years of experience and is possibly able to assist with postpartum care at home.

We are planning on a home birth for our first child this August. We would like to use our insurance to cover the cost of a doula, we currently have a Blue Shield HMO plan. We would like this birth to be as positive and as natural as possible with little to no intervention, but understand hospital transfers do happen and that’s perfectly ok. I would really like a doula to help guide me and encourage/empower me to believe in my body’s natural ability to give birth at home. Attending the birth will be two midwives, my husband and my mom, and possibly a doula!

I plan to give birth at home but would like the option to be able to give birth in a birth center if needed. estimated budget would be 10k. I would like if providers were in network for tricare as I am an active duty service member and use Tricare Prime for insurance.

I plan on birthing in San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland CA. I would like to have as least medical interventions as possible however while still in a hospital setting in case it is medically necessary to intervene. I would like to have a doula for supporting my husband and I in preparation for this to be possible as well as postpartum support to help me get settled in as a new mother healing from birthing. I don’t have a set budget as I am unaware of the costs that go into this. But we are willing to work towards meeting our needs. I would like to be informed of all my childbirth options, like how much is covered through my insurance, maternity leave and childcare for when I return to work. I am covered through Blue Shield Trio HMO and have a medical group called Optum Network Inland Valley.

I am looking for a birth doula to support me and my husband through labor and delivery. I plan to give birth at a hospital, unmedicated, and my insurance is Anthem Blue Cross. I have ideas for a birth plan, but nothing set in stone and am open to ideas from a doula on what to implement.