Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Los Angeles, CA

I plan to give birth in the hospital or birthing center. I’m still trying to figure out the rest.

I will need help with night time baby and aid with postpartum. I will be having a c-section at DHR. Monthly we are thinking of paying $800-$1000 per month depending on experience

Doula to help with my wants and needs during delivery

My plan is to give birth on a hospital, I want my husband and mom to be in the delivery room, we are from Edinburg Texas Right now we are have a financial difficulty when it comes to budget so we are looking for the most affordable option I want to have a standup birth, no medication

Looking for emotional support during and after birth along with help with the newborn. I want to give birth in a hospital. I want to avoid c-section, I want to do placenta encapsulation through a company I found.

Planning to have a c-section for my twin pregnancy. I also have a 1 year old. My husband is in the military, so we are unsure if he will be able to be home. I will likely have family helping with my toddler, but anticipate needing help with twin newborn care and some self care. Looking for a doula who accepts Tricare!

An overnight nanny who can help with newborn with care including changing diapers and feeding. Must have experience and references. Must have reliable transportation.

Want to do a water home birth as natural as possible

Newborn classes and handling education. Hoping to find someone to take my insurance out affordable payments

I am having twins, due in mid-august, but my provider is discussing a c-section. This is my first pregnancy, birth and postpartum experience. I am in the Sioux Falls, SD area. My estimated budget would be no more than $35 an hour, but I would love to hear your rates!

Hospital birth Budget negotiable Natural birth/water birth

Needs an experienced night nurse. Needs help with new born. Runs her own business. Has a husband who needs to work during the day. Has a one and a half year old.

I’m looking for an experienced newborn care provider with at least 3+ years of experience. Must be certified in infant CPR and first aid. Care will be for a newborn, so experience with feeding, diaper changes, and soothing is important. Light household help such as baby laundry and bottle cleaning is a plus. Budget around $20–$25/hr.

Preferably in a hospital, I am on Texas prenatal Medicaid. I do not have a birth plan yet.

Midwife near fairland Oklahoma. Wanting to give birth at home natural

Giving birth at Christus Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas. Unsure on budget/pricing Have a toddler at home (will be 18mo at the time of delivery 2nd baby) looking for help for the first few weeks as we transition.

1.Christus Mother Frances Hospital 2.$1500-2,000 3. Goal: Low-intervention, natural vaginal birth in a hospital setting while safely using approved natural supplements and comfort methods. If complications occur, explain options, include me in decision making and advocate on what’s best.

Looking for Prenatal support during labor and delivery

This is our first child and we need help figuring out the post partum aspects and what happens after we get home from the hospital. We plan to give birth at the birth center in Shawnee.

1. Hospital 2. Under 4.5k 3. Unmedicated labor in hospital setting with husband, mother, and children present. Last labor my eldest (now 17) supported through labor with Mom and husband; this time they'd be supporting toddler if temperamentally appropriate at that time. So far, so good! Seeking doula care for postpartum support with light housecleaning, healthy meal prep for mama expecting to EBF, and supporting with toddler snacks/meals occasionally. With the birth of my son I found the best support was having consistent nutritive food nearby to sustain my energy and navigate early weeks. I was able to wear my newborn and cook for myself but would love to have recipes I can share and have prepped/someone more knowledgeable suggest best nutrition for recovery so we can bond with newborn. Expecting 4-20 hrs a week for up to two months with possible support holding newborn so I can stay connected to toddler through early transition period. Expect him to be willing and eager to continue helping as able and appropriate, so hoping to have someone who can put my nutritional needs first to support me showing up for the babies. Even with second degree tearing through this last birth I was able to walk up to two miles postpartum within six weeks so I anticipate getting back to some level of activity to support my recovery. Want to be able to rely on healthy snacks and good nutrition to support my postpartum recovery after my husband's paternity leave ends. Expecting to have mother in home to support with toddler care and take care of her own meals, but learned last time around she struggled with helping in ways that I really needed as related to staying hydrated and fed through the first few weeks. Need an advocate who will keep me on a routine to stay nourished to show up how I want.