Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Modesto, CA

Looking to have a home unassisted birth. I want to make sure i am. healthy to do so. I would like advice on the least amount of medical involvement during labor. I am okay with monitoring my pregnancy via ultrasounds, scans, and bloodwork. I don't want to leave my house for the birth. I want to have a physiologically sound birth where I can be in my cozy space, dim lit for melatonin development and maybe with my partner. preferably no. one there to affect my hormones from flowing naturally.

Doula Someone kind and warm and supportive who will advocate

I’m looking to do at an home/birth center water birth. I’m looking for a midwife. My budget is 30 to 50 per hourly rate or insurance covered

Hi there! My husband and I are seeking a doula for our first pregnancy/birth/postpartum. The doula we are looking for is gentle and nurturing... and accepts Kaiser insurance. 1. I plan to give birth at a hospital. 2. Kaiser has listed the following doula services covered by my plan: -One initial visit -Up to eight one-hour visits that may be provided in any combination of prenatal and postpartum visits -Support during labor and delivery -Up to two additional postpartum visits may be available. They also say that: "for doula services to be covered by the Health Plan, the doula must have a National Provider Identifier (NPI) and a Tax Identification Number (TIN)." And that "the doula must file a claim for reimbursement." 3. I'm still thinking this through and would like a little help with this! I want a hospital birth. I want to keep and capsule my placenta. I'd like to labor for awhile at home and to try to not use an epidural, but am open to it if I feel I need it. I want to be able to move around. I want soft music playing and a gentle atmosphere. Maybe calming essential oils. I'd like to breastfeed.

Looking for a doula to help with birth and postpartum care. Lactation consultant is a plus but lower in priority. I plan to give birth vaginally in a hospital with an epidural. I am hoping for guidance on additional pain management techniques, birthing positions, and what I can do ahead of time to prep for birthing and postpartum. I will be delivering at Kaiser Permanence on Sunset and have Kaiser insurance.

Hoping for a Vbac and would like to make it as easy as possible for myself and the baby.

1. Hospital: Kaiser Permanente Panorama City 2. Covered by insurance 3. Medicated if necessary, using mindful techniques like hypnobirthing

I need you to help me with natural birth. I dont want epidural or C-section or anything else.

Prenatal finding great provider and hospital for Vbac birth, support during labor especially with hospital interventions and pushing for section, and post partum depends on how delivery goes

I’m planning to give birth at a hospital and I’m looking for a doula who can support a calm, empowering, and informed birth experience. I’d like someone who can help advocate for me, communicate clearly with medical staff, and keep me grounded emotionally and mentally throughout labor. My estimated budget is flexible depending on services included. Ideally, I’d love guidance with pain-management techniques, breathing, reassurance, and support before, during, and shortly after birth. I’m also interested in postpartum support and possibly night nursing in the beginning if needed. Overall, I want to feel safe, supported, and confident throughout this process.

I am planning to give birth at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles I am looking for a Doula covered by my insurance - Anthem HMO of California (Employer Sponsored) Please let me know if you take my insurance - would love to work with you!

Cedar Sinai Beverly Hills or St. John's Santa Monica (will decide soon) Must be covered by insurance Natural Birth (Holistic Doctor)

Giving birth in a hospital and would like to avoid c section

757 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles 1000-2000 VBAC - Apr 28 - UCLA Dr Kavi Epidural low dose enough to be able to push First pregnancy was an emergency C section because of umbilical cord stopping heart rate - full epidural

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth in a hospital—specifically Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. 2. Provide your estimated budget Our budget is approximately $2,500–$3,000. 3. Describe your birth plan I am a very anxious person, so my priority is feeling emotionally supported and physically prepared throughout labor and delivery. I’m looking for a doula who can help me navigate the process in a calm and empowering way, including learning techniques that can reduce fear and help me stay grounded. My goal is to experience as little pain as possible. I am open to induction and would prefer to receive an epidural as early as medically appropriate so that I don’t feel intense pain. If I go into labor naturally, I would like to receive the epidural promptly once I arrive at the hospital. Having someone who can advocate for this plan, communicate my preferences clearly to the care team, and help me feel safe is very important to me. Overall, I would love support from someone who understands my anxiety, can prepare me in advance, and can guide both me and my partner through the experience with reassurance, knowledge, and calm energy.

Pregnancy Guidance through delivery and lactation

I am 17 weeks pregnant with identical twin girls. I am looking for a doula experienced in twin births. 1. Will give birth in hospital (scheduled c-section) 2. Seeking an in-network anthem doula

Looking for a birth doula for my unmedicated birth. Postpartum care as well. Covered by insurance Kaiser I Have my birth plan ready Preferably someone who has been doing this for years.

Looking for a prenatal/birth/postpartum doula who accepts/works with SAGAFTRA/Anthem insurance. We live in LA, our baby girl is due May 5th and we will be delivering at Cedars Sinai.

I need someone whom I can talk about anxiety with the cost of being an older mom.