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Hello! We have twin boys that were born Feb 8th at 33 weeks. We are looking for a postpartum night doula to help us with overnight care including bottle feeding, diapers, baby laundry and bottle washing. Looking for experience with twins ideally! We are looking for someone with availability 2-3 nights a week on specific weeknights April - May and the first weekend in June.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. Kaiser Permanente is my health insurance provider. I would like a natural birth, delayed chord clamping and am planning on taking my placenta home. This is my first child and still don't have a full birth plan.

I plan to birth at the hospital. I am aiming for an unmedicated natural birth.

Hello, we are looking for someone to help provide an extra set of hands to care for baby, mother, and 2-year-old sister once my husband returns to work. Specifically, looking for someone who can help meal prep nutritious meals for the family. We have 9 covered visits through out BCBS PPO insurance coverage that we would like to utilize over a 1-2 months. Thank you for your time and consideration. We are located in the Encinitas area.

Hirth doula for prenatal and support during labor

I plan a birthing center or at home. I would like to use my insurance. I would like a natural birth without getting harassed

1. Birth is planned at Riverside Community Hospital. 2. Looking for doulas covered through IEHP/Medical 3. Currently unavailable and looking for someone to assist with this process as this is our first baby.

I am currently placed with a new-to-me hospital, but I have always wanted a home birth. I am currently enrolled with IEHP. This is my 4th baby, and I am wanting to do things my way, as in what feels best for me during labor. I discussed some things I wanted to do with birth with my current OB, and it seems like even some positions I'd like to try would not be feasible.

Cleaning, cooking, laundry Holding baby I nurse Anthem insurance It's for my 3 week old son and myself

This is my 3rd baby and the first time I was hoping to work with a birth/postpartum doula. I have two boys and another on the way. I am planning a hospital birth and am hoping for an advocate I am comfortable with to be there as a support person along the way and after having our baby. I am in need of someone who is contracted with Kaiser Permanente HMO.

I’m not sure which hospital out of loma linda, rancho, or Kaiser riverside so I’d like help with that decision as well. I have Kaiser that covers doula services so I’m not sure how to go about pay for that or how it works but want to learn more. I’m a also a first time mom and didn’t even know people went into labor with a “plan” so any information and guidance on what would be best as a black mom for maternal healthcare and for a black infant would be appreciated.

First baby due September 1st, 2026. I would like a postpartum doula or night nurse to help with the first week or so after my baby is born. Unsure about budget so far.

Looking to find a midwife that takes my insurance medical ,I want to give birth at st Mary’s in apple valley California

Postpartum support - daytime care for now and maybe nighttime support ad hoc

hospital $3000 per month natural labor light household work day time support

Hi, I'm Zaira. This is my first birth. I'd love someone who is there for me for the emotional side, keeping me grounded. I'm looking to go natural if possible, but totally open to what feels right during. Guidance and support would mean the most to me. I am currently 21 weeks pregnant. Can't wait to hear back ! Thank you for your time.

I am not entirely sure where i am going to give birth or anything this is my first pregnancy and would love some guidance as i tend to stress out .

birth expected March 1. Need services to support thereafter

I need a doula with experience on spinning babies

I plan to deliver at Pomona valley medical center. I do not know the cost of doulas, I am open to understanding and discussing prices. My birth plan includes no epidural, laughing gas for contractions, moving as much as I can, finding ways for my partner to support me during labor and delivery.