Find Doula Jobs in Oakland, CA

’m looking for a night doula and received your information through the UHC network. My partner and I are located in the Civic Center area, and we are expecting our baby in April 2027. I’m reaching out to see whether you may have availability around our due date and to learn more about your overnight-support services. In particular, could you share your typical overnight schedule, rates or package options, minimum commitment, and what is generally included during a shift? We are still determining exactly how many nights per week we will need, but are hoping to find someone who can help us get rest while offering practical newborn-care support and guidance during the early weeks. Our budget is around $1200. If you may be available, I’d love to schedule a brief introductory call to learn more about your approach and see whether we might be a fit.

- I plan to give birth at UCSF (in San Francisco) - This doula will be fully covered by my insurance provider (Blue Shield of California) on a PPO plan. My doctor has already written a letter saying that I need a doula present at the hospital for my birth - Natural birth plan - Blue Shield of California is my insurance with a Platinum Tandem PPO 0/0

Second baby, attempting vbac. Didn't have a doula with my first birth. Ended up being induced due to heart rate decelerations, labour progressed well but babe was struggling with contractions so moved to c section. I really felt like I missed out on a physiological birth, and I've been told by my OB that I'm likely a good candidate for a vbac. Currently 33 weeks, IVF pregnancy.

day or night nurse for ~2 months to help care for a baby girl. can handle standard baby related tasks in addition. flexible nice to have: lactation and / or sleep expertise

Hi Alla, My husband and I are expecting our first mid-November. We're looking for someone knowledgeable and supportive that can help guide us through this journey. You came recommended from a friend of a friend and would love to chat! All the best, Amy

I need someone can support me from feeding, bath, swadding sleep for my newborn baby for first few months until I have hands on experience give birth: hospital eatimate budget: coved 19 session per year by insurance, so total 38 session Age: 35+ with at least 5 years experience no need household work, just focus on baby training routine

we are looking for a doula who is certified (covered by progyny). (They require a screencap of a completion certificate for a doula, not just workshop completions.) Ideally also a body worker. and perhaps separately we are looking for a certified doula who can do night postpartum spport. budget for certified birth doula: $3500-$4000. budget for certified doula postpartum per night: ~$400 we plan a UCSF hospital birth. ideally without epidural.

Second baby. Have not decided if we need coverage for 5 days or all 7 days. Duties: newborn care including changing diapers & washing butt, washing newborn clothes and folding, washing bottles & pumping equipment, bringing baby to mom for feeding, putting newborn to sleep, mom care including helping to carry heavy things.

Hello, I’m looking for a Doula that accepts Anthem ppo. My wife is 39, pregnant with twins and planning to give birth at UCSF in San Francisco. Someone who speaks spanish would be great. Thank you!

We are still determining the exact level of support we are looking for. We plan to give birth in a hospital in San Francisco. Our primary search is for post-birth overnight support, which would include support for the mom and care for the baby, including feeding, settling, changing, and any associated cleaning. It is important to us to get detailed updates on how the baby did overnight. We want to make sure that the person providing the support fits well into our home. We would expect we need this support 4-5 nights per week for 10-16 weeks, and would seek to get support on sleep conditioning over that period of time. We are also evaluating if a birth doula is something that we want but have not yet decided on that.

First baby, giving birth at UCSF Mission Bay in San Francisco. Looking for a birth doula to support my partner and I. Hoping to have an unmediated birth but very open to that changing depending on the circumstances. I live in the South West of SF. My husband needs to double check his work’s doula benefit so I’m not sure on our budget, happy to pay some out of pocket, but we’d like to pre-pay for our doula service, ideally in the next couple of weeks.

First baby, planning a hospital birth at Kaiser SF. Hoping for an unmedicated birth. I am looking for an experienced Doula who can support me physically, emotionally and spiritually. Someone who is experienced in birth support, and who feels capable of holding the most sacred, steady energy with me to birth in a hospital, which is not my first choice but is supported by my doctor and midwives I asked because I have ITP (low platelets) and they both feel birthing in hospital is safest. I'm a sensitive and strong person, I want the least amount of intervention possible, and I thrive with caring, steady support. I am hoping to work through Kaiser insurance for at least partial coverage.

I want the birth doula to support me with breathing techniques dor labor pain. Emotional, mental and physical support during labor. Advocate for our birth plan. We eant the doula's advices be scientifically backed.

1. I plan to give birth at CPMC Hospital in San Francisco 2. I don’t know how much things cost so interested in learning the pricing of doula services 3. I don’t have a birth plan yet. I would like to work with a Doula to help me on this.

We plan to give birth at a hospital (Kaiser in Redwood City). I'm looking for options that will be 100% covered by our Kaiser health insurance. My birth plan is flexible. Ideally I would prefer an unmedicated VBAC birth, but is flexible if induction or C-section is required. Would be helpful to have a doula that is also well-versed in sleep training. My first required 100% contact naps until they were sleep trained at 5 months old. I have Kaiser HMO

First baby in South San Francisco. Looking for an experienced elderly Doula. Preferably 45+. To help me three days a week with nighttime feedings. Who accepts my insurance Anthem Blue Cross Medi-Cal?

First baby in Hayward CA. 3 days a week. Care for mother

It's our first baby. Looking for postpartum doula in Hayward, CA for 6 hours Monday to Friday $30/hour

Registered Nurse only for awake night care. Baby has laryngomalacia. She is currently five months old. Only infant care, no other tasks. Must provide clinical notes of care and a superbill each week. $90 per hour. Must have active nursing license and current vaccinations.

Twin girls with scheduled C-Section at 37 weeks due around 10/20/26 (always a possibility that they may debut earlier). We (my husband and I) are looking for a night doula to help with night feedings/care for 4-5 nights/week for the first 8 weeks the girls are home (possibly will extend longer than 8 weeks). We have a 4 year old son as well, who is in preschool from 9-5:30pm 5 days per week, and my mother (who is a retired nicu nurse and lactation consultant) will likely be staying with us for at least a week or two to help during the day. I do not plan to exclusively breastfeed, and the girls will be getting primarily formula (and/or pumped milk) at night. Our house has the ideal set up, with the bedrooms all located in the back of the house (can be closed off with pocket door), leaving the whole front of the house (kitchen, laundry room, living room/tv room x2, private bathroom x2, and office/den which can be closed off) for the doula and the girls at night (plan to set up bassinets with changing table). We live in Walnut Creek, around 2 miles from downtown, up in the hills past the Bart Station in an area called “secluded valley” (which is right on the border of WC and lafayette, with most of our HOA and neighboring streets technically being in Lafayette). Price wise, we were hoping to keep the total cost around $2,000-2,500 per week (for 4-5 nights/week, shifts 8-10 hours/night, for at least 8 weeks immediately after birth), which is where the flexibility comes in the number of nights and shift length. Basically trying to keep our sanity, and allocate time for everyone to get much needed sleep when the girls arrive home. I will also be recovering from c-section during this time, and will need the extra rest.