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I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure what my budget is. I’d like to see options. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

Birth will be at Kaiser in Fresno. Cost is covered by insurance. At this time I don’t have a birth plan however I do want to try unmedicated.

We have a two month old healthy baby girl we are seeking night care for in our home. Sunday - Thursday from 10pm - 6am. We are two working professionals looking for safe, reliable assistance with overnight care for our baby.

Hello I need help learning how to breast feed, also how to get the baby on a schedule and how I can get some sleep. I’ve slept 2 hours since he’s been born

Hello! I am planning on giving birth at Fresno Kaiser Permanente. Looking for a doula who accepts Kaiser insurance and this is my first pregnancy. As for my birth plan, I am planning for a vaginal delivery (if possible!), epidural and breathing techniques for pain management. For Delivery room atmosphere music is a must and dim lights. For delivery methods lying on back or squatting, whatever is beneficial. Skin to skin contact for sure and planning on breast feeding. I would love to have a doula who strongly supports African American moms. Thank you!

Hi, I’m looking for a doula as I’m hoping to have a vaginal birth after 2 c sections. I currently have anthem PPO for medical insurance. Not sure if my insurance covers your services but also willing to look into how much your services would be without insurance if need be. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. 559-360-2289. Looking forward to hearing from you!

I plan to give birth at Saint Agnes Hospital in Fresno, Ca. Budget is around $2,000. I would like have a VBAC with no epidural.

Hospital $1,000 or less I want a squat bar, do not want to give birth on my back, I want to hire a company to capsule my placenta and I want an epidural

We plan to give birth at Renown in Reno, I’m looking for a doula to help support during labor. My husband will be there as well. So maybe it’s more helping/teaching my husband how to support during labor

Just looking for general information and to get some information about step and coverage

Hospital birth Hanford ca hospital I live in coalinga I’d like support during labor and delivery

Not sure home or hospital. Need to take Tricare prime insurance

I'm looking for postpartum doula for baby care (feeding, changing diapers, etc). The baby was born on 10/22. It's our first child.

I plan on giving birth at the Marian Regional Medical Center located in Santa Maria, CA. I would like my insurance, Tricare, to cover the cost of the doula services. I would like to have a natural birth with minimal medical intervention.

1. Kaiser Permanente Modesto 2. Should be free with Kaiser coverage 3. As natural as possible

We are planning a homebirth with a midwife in the reno/ verdi area. I’m not sure what our budget is, it just depends on the service.

Night support, I’m looking into options for my friend. I’m not sure her birth plan or budget at this time.

Breastfeeding/ pumping help. I have inverted/ flat nipples and can't figure out the right size flange and can't get my daughter to latch very well especially after having a bottle. I keep getting clogged milk ducts that are extremely painful in both breast. And my nipples are very sore all the time. Something is wrong and I can't figure it out. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thank you, Toni McNicoll

Hello, I am urgently seeking an available Postpartum Doula to start within the next few days. I am having a scheduled C-section tomorrow, Friday, December 12th, as my baby is breech. I am looking for in-home support primarily to ensure I can rest and recover from the surgery while taking care of the new baby. My Family & Situation: Location: Rangeview in the SE. Family: New baby and a 4-year-old toddler who attends daycare every weekday (M-F). Feeding Plan: Planning to breastfeed. The Support I Need: I am looking for support that helps me focus on healing and bonding. This would primarily include: Light household support: Tidy-up, running a load of laundry, etc. Simple meal preparation: Light snacks and quick meals. General help/assistance: Helping me stay rested, fetching things, managing small tasks, and helping with the baby while I rest. Ideal Schedule: I am flexible but would ideally like: 3-4 hours per day for the first 1-2 weeks (or whatever consistent schedule works best). Following the initial two weeks, I would likely transition to fewer hours or days per week. If you have immediate availability and this sounds like the type of support you offer, please reach out right away! Thank you very much.

Plan to birth at south health campus. This is my first pregnancy. I am unsure if I want a epidural or not. I would like support post-partum. I may want support during delivery. Budget $600-$1000