Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Lincoln, CA

I Plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m hoping my Cigna insurance will cover a doula to support me through my first birth.

1. Giving birth at a birthing center 2. Ideally would like tricare coverage, but $2,000-$3,000 3. Labor as long as possible at home before going to the birth center. All natural birth without any interventions

1. Hospital 2. Unknown estimated budget 3. Vbac, epidural, placenta encapsulation, need patient advocacy due to previous birth trauma 4. Accepts Anthem insurance

Looking for holistic support in my first pregnancy. I don't have a birth plan yet. I would like to meet with a coach or doula regularly throughout my pregnancy for emotional support and guidance in making decisions. My budget for sessions is $400/month.

Roseville Kaiser Looking for help at the end of pregnancy. Need very hands on doula at birth. Husband is very squirmy and potentially cannot be hands on. Looking for someone nurturing who can help me push through. Needing someone who accepts Kaiser insurance.

Almost 7 weeks post partum needing help with lactation

Still deciding, hospital is affordable, but home birth is more relaxed.

Natural birth and prenatal care, help with birth plan

Hi, I am looking for an experienced doula who can be with me when I deliver my baby boy at Sutter Downtown Sacramento Hospital. My due date is May 29th. I live in Roseville. I would like a vaginal birth ideally, and I am open to an epidural but would ideally like to not have one. Please let me know your availability and rates. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you! Paula

I plan to give birth at Sutter Roseville. I’d like tricare west to pay for the services, but am willing to pay $2000 out of pocket if needed. My birth plan is flexible right now. I’m accepting of an epidural, but am not great with needles, so minimal necessary. Looking for advice on best positions and everything else. I have Tricare Prime with Tricare West.

Roseville Kaiser Covered by insurance Natural birth

I want to have a water birth at home or see if there is any hospitals or places that will allow me to have one covered by my insurance. I would like a Doula and Midwife to help me prepare for birth and after.

1. Hospital birth 2. Covered by insurance 3. No birth plan yet

Just shopping around for a midwife or birthing centers at this point.

Seeking doula for birth support. This is my first pregnancy and I plan to deliver at a birth center with midwives. The birth center is called California Birth Center in Rocklin, CA. The midwives strongly suggest me hiring a doula for a first time birth. I desire an unmedicated natural birth. I have Anthem Blue Cross Insurance. Hoping for affordable care.

1. Sacramento Sutter 2. Me-dical Plan 3. I am looking for a birth doula to provide emotional and physical support during labor, including continuous labor coaching, breathing techniques, comfort measures, and advocacy. I prefer a low-intervention birth with minimal or no medication if possible. I would like support with positioning and movement during labor, and assistance with immediate skin-to-skin contact and initial breastfeeding after birth.

1. Kaiser Roseville 2. I have Medi Cal 3. All natural and as quick as possible lol This is my 4th baby, I barely have time to go to kaiser's prenatal appts, am I allowed to use my 2 prenatal appts as stretching/ massage in my 3rd trimester? A birth doula to help me advocate for a natural birth, I had 2 positive births at kaiser, at my last my 3 year old daughter wanted to see and witnessed her little sister be born. I did have my placenta encapsulated last time and thought it made a huge difference! Is that covered by medi cal? Or an extra fee? I think I want to use those other 8 appts as postnatal appts! Im still breastfeeding my 1 year old and plan to breastfeed throughout the pregnancy, then tandem feed, I'm pretty confident in that area but am constantly doing stuff for everyone else, I'd love a massage or someone to cook dinner and clean the kitchen, maybe help with the older kids bedtime routine if the baby isn't on the same schedule, or help making breakfast and packing up lunch one morning so the rest of the day feels easier, it's going to be the middle of summer! If this sounds right up your alley, send me a message!

1) Hospital - teaching hospital system 2) $7,000 out of pocket 3) Epidural. I don't know what else.

Postpartum care - we have Tricare

Plan on giving birth to my first child at Sutter Hospital in Downtown Sacramento. I hope to have a natural birth but I am not opposed to a mild epidural if needed. I want a calm and relaxing space and to work with a doula that focuses on mind body connection and hypnotherapy techniques. I'd like to stay under $2,000 for a birthing doula.