Find Doula Jobs in Menlo Park, CA

We plan to give birth at Stanford Children's hospital. This is our second child and we would like to do a natural birth again. For our first son's birth, we had a doula who helped with breathing, positioning, encouragement, and support during birth process. Our insurance is BlueShield of California. We are also interested in looking into a postpartum doula depending on pricing

Looking for a female doula, midwife and a night time nanny who can help with the baby.

Hospital (planning to deliver at a hospital in the Bay Area / Mountain View, CA area). I have Cigna commercial insurance and understand doula care may be covered under California AB 904. I'd like to first use my insurance benefit if possible. For any out-of-pocket portion, my budget is approximately $4,000 for postpartum support. First-time mother, IVF pregnancy, currently under OB-GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) care due to advanced maternal age (38). Planning a hospital birth. Open to natural birth but following medical guidance. Due date: January 20, 2027. I would especially value postpartum support, as I don't have family nearby.

Hi! My wife and I are expecting our first baby, a daughter, with an estimated due date of September 21, 2026. We’re looking for part-time postpartum support near Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford starting around late September or early October. We are first-time parents and would love support with newborn care, postpartum routines, and general guidance as we adjust. We’re especially interested in someone calm, experienced, reliable, and comfortable helping new parents learn. We are ideally looking for support 2–3 times per week for the first 4 weeks, with some flexibility depending on availability and fit. We are open to either daytime support or overnight support, depending on the candidate’s experience and schedule. We’d love to connect with someone who has experience with: * Newborn care and soothing * Feeding support / bottle routines * Safe sleep practices * Helping first-time parents build confidence * Light baby-related household support, such as washing bottles, baby laundry, and organizing baby items * Overnight or daytime postpartum support Ideal candidate: * Lives near or regularly serves Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford * Has several years of postpartum doula, newborn care, nursing, lactation, or related experience * Comfortable working in English * Authorized to work in the U.S. * Has strong recent family references * Current infant CPR / First Aid certification preferred * Doula, newborn care, lactation, nursing, or related certifications preferred * TrustLine registered or willing to complete TrustLine * Comfortable following AAP-style safe sleep practices * Calm, kind, reliable, and supportive of first-time parents We would love to schedule a 20–30 minute intro call or video meeting to learn more about your approach, availability, rates, and whether it could be a good fit. Warm regards, Ethan

I'm a first time mom looking for Kaiser covered birth and postpartum doula. Below is my information: - My insurance is Kaiser Northern California HMO - Located in Mountain View - Due date Nov 15, 2026 - My delivery hospital is is Kaiser Santa Clara

Looking for a birth doula that is fully covered by my Kaiser Norcal plan. I am being induced soon -- 10/1/26 (39 weeks) -- at Kaiser Redwood City but just learned that health insurance now covers doulas so am a bit behind. I will use the birth plan from my first child as a rough guide but I know that it can all quickly go out the door as it did with him. My intention is to deliver vaginally and get an epidural.

Mountain View El Camino birth speaks English has newborn care specialist experience -- highly experienced and certified.

I plan to give birth at El Camino Hospital. I am seeking someone who can truly advocate for me when I’m in a vulnerable state. I want as little interventions as possible, minimal fetal monitoring, no pain medications/epidural, delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin, and no vaccines.

Birth plan at Stanford Children's hospital. Don't have a birth plan yet and need help making one! I was just told I have plascenta previa. This is my first baby. I have Aetna PPO

I have Anthem Blue Cross PPO. I am having a planned C Section and looking for post partem doula support because my partner may be unavailable, taking care of of our elder child. During my last c section, i needed a lot of support, so hoping to get help for a couple of weeks

I want a home birth, and I need someone to help support me through my birth. My budget is 800-1,500. I want to have a unmediated birth and to wait to cut the cord when it’s white, and no vaccines

Night doula for mom and baby help. Baby is sleeping 3-4 hours a night, required a bottle feed and a diaper change

We are looking for a certified doula to care for our three month old baby girl. The plan is, starting on 8/31/2026, Monday - Thursday 10am - 4pm, 6 hours a day, for 5 weeks (ending in 10/1), and we live in San Mateo.

I live in north sunnyvale. My hospital is El Camino hospital Mountain View. My OB/GYN is associated with Palo Alto medical foundation. i’m looking for a certified Doula who can provide birth support during Labor only. My insurance Anthem Blue Cross does not support doula services. I will be paying out-of-pocket, this would like to know your pricing to decide if it fits within my budget. I am 29 years of age.

1. I haven’t gotten a referral yet but I think I’ll go with El Camino in Mountain View 2. I’m looking for a doula that accepts tricare. I’m also open to paying out of pocket but tricare would be my first pick. 3. This is my second child and the labor with my first was under 4 hours. Birth plan this time would be to labor without an epidural. All other parts of my birth plan I’m open to suggestions. I’d like to labor at home if possible.

Our second child is due in the first week of December 2026. It is going to be a scheduled C-section. Our first baby was born healthy, and we expect the same for our second baby. We are looking for a night nanny's support to take care of the baby during the first 6 to 8 weeks, 5 to 7 nights a week. 8 hours a night. The main responsibility is to take care of the baby during the night: bringing the baby to mom for feeding or bottle feeding as needed, burping, changing diapers, soothing the baby to sleep, and light baby-related tasks like sterilizing bottles and pump parts.

I plan to give birth at the hospital with medication. I prefer to have a vaginal birth if possible and this is my first baby.

Looking for night doula support starting 9/4.

Postpartum Doula I’d like someone experienced and knowledgeable. At least 3 years experience.

Need a night doula or nanny who can help with baby feeds and care