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Hi there, I’m in need of a doula. I am needing assistance and guidance with breast feeding, pumping, establishing a routine, learning about gas/burping. I need assistance with keeping up with the baby’s dishes and laundry.

Support in delivery Ensuring hospital is following my birth plan Advocate for me if I am unable to and/or if my husband is confused on medical terms. Taking my placenta home with me

Prenatal and postnatal doula, lactation support, education, advocacy, trauma informed, Sutter Sacramento, covered by Sutter select epo anthem,

I am planning to give birth at Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center in Roseville, California. Kaiser will cover the cost of my doula, so I am looking for an experienced doula who can provide knowledgeable and supportive care throughout my labor, delivery, and immediate postpartum period. I am 40 years old and this is my second baby. I am planning a hospital birth with an unmedicated labor and delivery. I do not want pain medication and would like a doula who has significant experience supporting mothers through natural, unmedicated hospital births. An important part of my birth plan is having a doula who understands informed consent and can help me communicate my wishes clearly with my medical team. I do not want interventions performed routinely or without first discussing them with me and obtaining my consent. I would like my doula to help me ask questions, understand my options, and advocate for my preferences while respecting that medical decisions remain between me and my healthcare providers. I prefer not to have a routine IV drip or IV fluids during labor unless there is a medical indication and I have agreed to them. I also want to avoid unnecessary interventions related to delivery of the placenta. I would like the placenta to be allowed to deliver naturally when medically appropriate rather than having interventions performed routinely. If medication or another intervention is recommended, I would like my provider to explain why it is needed, the benefits and risks, and alternatives before proceeding whenever the situation allows. I would also like delayed umbilical cord clamping after birth, allowing the cord to remain unclamped for as long as medically appropriate before it is cut, unless there is a medical reason requiring immediate clamping. I plan to decline routine vaccinations for my baby at birth. I would appreciate a doula who will respectfully support my personal birth and newborn-care preferences without judgment and help me communicate these decisions with my medical team. For labor support, I would like someone experienced with breathing techniques, movement, different labor positions, massage, counter-pressure, relaxation, and other non-medication comfort measures. I want continuous encouragement and emotional support so I can remain calm, informed, and confident throughout labor. For postpartum care, I would appreciate support with newborn care, feeding or breastfeeding guidance, establishing routines, and adjusting to life with a newborn. Light practical support would also be helpful, although extensive cooking, cleaning, or laundry services are not required. I am looking for a calm, experienced, compassionate, and nonjudgmental doula who respects my choices, understands unmedicated birth, and is comfortable supporting a mother who wants to minimize unnecessary medical interventions while remaining open to medically necessary care.

I have a resident in my AB12 (aging out foster care ) residential program that is in need of postpartum assistance in October. She has very limited family or natural supports.

I am giving birth in a hospital, but at this point I am considering unmedicated. I have done a lot of research of my own and I think I would be more confident in my decision with the support of a doula. However, at this point I am just looking as cost is a factor.

Sutter Medical Center Sacramento UnitedHealthcare

livin overnight nanny...... must be ok with dogs / cats

giving birth at Sutter davis. would love a doula to help me through a natural birth

I plan to give birth at Sutter Davis Hopsital. I am going to use my insurance for care. My goal is a calm, physiologic, and low intervention water birth. I understand that circumstances can change, and the safety of Isabella and myself comes first. I would like to use the birthing tub and plan to have a water birth if I remain an appropriate candidate. Before entering the tub, I want freedom of movement and access to a birthing ball. I want to follow my body’s cues for positioning, including side-lying, hands-and-knees, swaying, standing, or other positions that feel natural. I would like to drink fluids during labor when medically appropriate. No routine IV unless medically necessary. Wireless monitoring is strongly preferred when fetal monitoring is necessary and available. I want to allow my body to birth Isabella naturally and push according to my body’s instincts and coaching from my doula. Immediate chest-to-chest skin-to-skin. Uninterrupted bonding time for as long as we are comfortable. Allow Isabella the opportunity to self-latch and initiate breastfeeding while chest-to-chest. Delay routine weighing, measurements, medications, and other nonurgent newborn care until after our bonding time. Delayed cord clamping until the cord has stopped pulsating and appears white, when medically appropriate. My goal is exclusive breastfeeding. Requirements would be that they are certified and covered by Tricare. My insurance is Tricare West Region. TRICARE covers up to six hours of visits by a certified labor doula. These hours can be split into 15-minute increments any way you’d like. You also get one untimed visit during birth.

Hospital birth but I do not want vaccines & want baby in room the whole time. I really want to try unmedicated

- Roseville Family Birthing Center - Unsure -In Hospital, Epidural - Experienced 5+ years - More help the better - Unsure

Sutter Davis Unsure about budget Ideally natural water birth

First baby. Methodist in south sac. 14 weeks. Birth plan is to try no epidural or pitocin but I know medically sometimes needed. Budget depends on what is covered. Atena managed choice open access.

First time mom, trying to navigate birth plan and more. Am on medical and new to the area.

First Baby, I do not want to go anywhere near a hospital. I would like to have a home birth and make it as natural as possible. I would like to give birth at home in a tub, I only found out I was pregnant yesterday I’m maybe 4 weeks along. My budget is 3,500.

37 years old, planning to give birth at a hospital

Second baby but different insurance so a different hospital that uses doctors only. I previously had a midwife. I had a doula with my first but she is unavailable. Hoping for someone to help me labor at home and also support/advocate at the hospital. I'm giving birth at Stanford Tri-Valley in Pleasanton. I plan to deliver vaginally with an epidural. I'm unsure of my budget because I don't have a good idea of what birth doulas cost. My friend was my doula with my first.

San Leandro, Bay Area. Looking for prenatal, birth and postpartum doula with flexible schedule sessions for prenatal and postpartum care and covered through Kaiser insurance.

I am looking for a postpartum night doula who could care for our baby for the initial 4-6 weeks.