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I’m on a cheaper budget and would like to do an at home birth in tehachapi ca. my budget is 3,000

Hi! We're first-time parents in Santa Clarita expecting our first baby around October 8. My husband and I will both be home the first two weeks. We're looking for a postpartum doula for about to 5 -6 hours at night, 4 to 5 days a week, for the first two weeks. Our main needs: help us learn newborn basics (feeding, soothing, sleep), feeding support as we figure out nursing and pumping, and recovery support for me. Light help with bottles, pump parts, and baby laundry is a plus. We don't need meal prep. Ideally someone experienced with first-time parents, CPR and first-aid certified, and comfortable supporting a possible C-section recovery. We'd love to do a quick intro call this week.

We plan to give birth at Henry mayo hospital. I don't want to be constantly bothered while in labor though and am not sure if hospital is the best way for me to go. I have thought about birthing centers but just don't know what I should do. I want to have a natural birth but don't want to not have the option of an epidural if I have too much pain/ huge baby. I also want to be able to voice that I want to space the vaccines out once baby is born and have the ability to move around or change positions for a more comfortable birth. I have been trying to prepare myself for birth now as well as doing pelvic opening and strengthen workouts but want to make sure I'm doing enough to help With birth and my recovery after birth. I just want my husband in the room. This is our first baby so we are learning a lot. We wouldn't want to go over $1000 for our budget since we are a one income household.

Looking for birth and postpartum doula support covered by my insurance (LA Care through Medi-Cal), as well as options for lactation support if I need it. Planning a VBAC birth center birth (Simi Valley Birth Center).

Second baby planning a hospital birth at Huntington hospital, looking for someone who takes Anthem blue cross HMO insurance managed by Optum, would like a natural birth had a bad epidural experience the first time, looking for birth doula and postpartum care

I plan to give birth in the hospital, with Kaiser. I am considered high risk due to my age, 40. This is my first birth. My provider has suggested induction may be recommended.

I plan to give birth at a hospital to ensure access to medical care if needed. My estimated budget is around $[insert amount], including hospital costs, prenatal care, and postpartum needs, and I plan to use insurance if applicable to help cover expenses. My birth plan is to have a calm and supportive environment during labor, aiming for a vaginal birth with minimal interventions unless medically necessary. I am open to pain management options such as an epidural if needed and would like my support person present during delivery. After birth, I prefer immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby and to begin breastfeeding as soon as possible.

I’m a new mom and I would like someone to help support me emotionally and educate me through a natural birth at a hospital and advocate for me during birth. Since I’m a new parent I would love some help postpartum for more confidence. Help with newborn baby care. Someone with experience.

Hello! This is my second baby and I’ll be having a hospital birth but I’d love to go unmedicated with as few interventions as possible and really want someone who can help me through the birthing process as well as advocate for me when I’m in a vulnerable state and coach me through the birth. I went 8cm with no epidural with my first, but had no idea until after I got it and really felt like with some coaching I could have made it through. I plan to give birth an Huntington hospital in Pasadena, CA would love to know what pricing would be like for this because I’ve never had a doula before!

Third baby. Hoping to give birth in Los Angeles, California. Looking for a doula in the $3000 price range to assist a home birth. I’m currently 13 weeks pregnant.

I’m looking for a Russian speaking doula. It is my first baby. I’m feel like I need support before due date in order to prepare for the labor. As well I need a help and support of a doula during birth and postpartum. Im hoping for as natural birth as possible and start breastfeeding.

First baby, hospital birth, hoping for a vaginal birth, medication-assisted birth, budget: up to $2,300 but looking for a doula who accepts Kaiser Permanente insurance

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

New mom support part time. In person and virtual for baby born 9/22/2026

I will be delivering in Santa Monica Birthplace hoping it will be unmedicated and positive. I am looking for a doula to help support me and my husband at the hospital as well as contribute with advocating for my needs.

I am looking for a compassionate, knowledgeable doula who can provide emotional, physical, and educational support throughout labor and delivery. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing techniques, labor positions, and guidance for my husband so he feels confident supporting me. I hope to have a calm, positive birth experience with someone who will advocate for my preferences while respecting my medical team. I would also appreciate breastfeeding support and some postpartum guidance after the birth. I am planning to give birth at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center. Flexible—I plan to use my Medi-Cal doula benefit.

Garfield hospital I have a small budget I’d like an unmedicated birth, would love help during the time.

Second baby, hard labor and delivery last birth has left me anxious and just want the extra support and would love to go un medicated this time but need the extra help to due so. Am planning to deliver at a hospital.

I am giving birth at UCLA Santa Monica medical center. I am hoping to do a VBAC with minimal intervention. No epidural if possible. I have anthem blue cross HMO

1st baby, preeme, Looking for a post partum doula , 3 days a week, experience with feeding, change diaper.