Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Lake Forest, CA

I am looking for a midwife and birthing doula. Actively trying to conceive and would like to be prepared.

I would like to have a weekly mom group I can be a part of. I live in Kansas. I struggled with postpartum depression with my last pregnancy. It consumed me for 6-9 months post partum. I had to take zoloft and attend weekly therapy consultations. I was on mental health watch from my doctors. My health insurance provided me with a nurse that called me once a week. It was the winter in 2020 and I was all alone. I had planned to breast feed and had all the supplies but no milk came. That is what triggered my PPD. I felt like I wasn't really a mom and I didn't deserve to have a child since I couldn't properly care for it. I felt like a burden to my baby and every single person I ran into (stranger or friend or family member) Their very first (or second) question was "Are you breastfeeding?" and I would just drown from my own grief and guilt of being clearly insufficient; and shut down completely. I dissociated and felt the walls closing in. This mental collapse made caring for a newborn difficult since I was not bonding with my baby I was just feeling worthless. And babies play off of the vibes of the mother. A calm mother will have a calm baby. A distressed mother will have a distressed baby. And so the snowball rolled. I want to be proactive this time around. I want to have a support network that feels real and authentic. A penpal? An online class with cameras so that we can all see each other? I plan to give birth at the hospital and my plan is to go with the flow. That is what feels the best for me. Planning and over planning something like giving birth is a mistake, in my opinion. I want to experience it as it happens. I want to feel the needs of my baby and provide my body with the mental support it needs. I want to have a caring nurse there who advocates for me better than even I can, because doctors can be harsh and rude and labor can alter moods/emotions. I watch "Call the Midwife" and I would love to have someone like that. But midwives are expensive and I cannot afford them. My income is about $40k annually. I do not have low-income govt assistance. I have health insurance through my employer. I plan to take 3 months Maternity leave.

Hello [Agency Name/Contact Person], I am reaching out on behalf of a family who is preparing for the birth of their baby and seeking overnight newborn care / night nurse support starting in mid-July. Here are the details of what they are looking for: • Start date: Mid-July (following the baby’s birth) • Duration: Approximately 2 months of support • Schedule goal: Overnight care 5 nights per week (Monday–Friday), ideally ~9 / 10 p.m. to ~7 a.m. – They are also interested in costs/availability for 3 nights/week and 4 nights/week options, in case that is more feasible. • Care needs: Overnight support with the baby (feeding/soothing/sleep routines, safe sleep care, etc.) • Preference: A medical professional (RN or medically trained night nurse) is preferred, especially given that the mom will be undergoing aggressive chemotherapy following delivery and is particularly cautious about germs, safety protocols, and infection control.

Bilingual preferred but not required (english and spanish) help with sleep training and basic house duties

Giving birth first time Giving birth first time mom Giving birth first time mom

hospital max $2000 Natural non-medicated vaginal birth

1. St. David’s NAMC- women’s center 2. $1000 3. C-section

I plan to give at a hospital. $20-$25 per hour. C-section, epidural.

I plan on delivering at the hospital. I have not thought about a budget and is open to negotiating. For the birth, I am planning on a scheduled c-section, however, if I have to deliver vaginally, I want an epidural.

First few weeks support after birth. Birth at hospital

Doulas near Leander area preferred Looking for 2-3hrs of help per day so ideal for someone who lives near Leander. Flexible with timings. Any time of the day works since mom is home all the time. Looking for someone to give a bath and massages to newborn. If you have any experience with postpartum massage for mom, its a bonus but not a must. My insurance aetna will pay for the services so you must be a certified postpartum doula

I plan to give birth in st David’s medical centre Austin . 25-50 dollars per hour

1) 5 years experience, English speaking, certifications. 2)new born help feed at night, mom is dealing with severe mastitis and husband is leaving town, change diaper. 3) just running the bottles in the bottle washer

Night help, some day help, some help driving to appointments

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? 2. Provide your estimated budget 3. Describe your birth

Looking for birth dula and family support for my 2 other kiddos while in labor

Need: A night nanny/doula for postpartum support; approximately 3 nights / week for 8 to 12 weeks Bonus: you are a Certified Labor Doulas that accepts Tricare Reserve Select

I am looking for any help that might be covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield. I am giving birth at texas health presbyterian hospital denton and I live in Sanger, Texas

i plan on giving birth at carl R Darnell hospital on base. i was wanting to use my insurance to cover costs and im still trying to put together my birth plan

I plan to give birth at Carl Darnell hospital on forty Hood tx. Budget is 1400 -2400. While I do have a small support system to help, my husband will be in the field during the first month and a half after birth and looking for some consistency in help/care. For postpartum assistance I’m hoping for assistance for a few hours, a couple times a week. I’d like to scope it to basic newborn care assistance, assistance with newborn cleaning (washing bottles/pump parts/ washing newborn clothes), helping assemble/prepare some postpartum nutrition snacks for me as a breastfeeding mom.