Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland, CA

At a hospital; want to have pain medicine; seeking pre partum education and post partum help

1.) I plan to give birth in the same lovely birthing center I used for my first two children in 2020 and 2022. It is located in Strasburg, Pa. However, what I’m looking for is a postpartum doula in my home in Elizabethtown, Pa. 2.) I would like to use my Medicaid UPMC for You health plan to cover services. 3.) My postpartum desire is to have multiple visits over the first month or two. I am hoping a doula can bless us with help around the home and meals, care for our two older children, help me in my healing and breastfeeding (pumping), and overall provide support for the family as we welcome a son with medical needs (cleft lip and palate).

I plan to deliver at the hospital, I want to be bale to deliver with out the epidural

I plan to give birth in a hospital with support from both my husband and a birth doula. Our estimated budget includes doula services for labor, prenatal guidance, and postpartum weekend support while my husband travels. My birth plan focuses on an unmedicated, natural delivery with no induction or epidural.

Need breast feeding education and support, light housekeeping- cooking, cleaning laundry, 3 year old sibling, language is English, Estimated budget is unknown because not sure how much this costs

1. Samaritan Hospital 2. I’m unsure what it would cost but I’d say between $3,000-$5,000. 3. VBAC, Natural labor progression, pain meds & epidural. No foley ballon, or Pitocin, C section only if medically necessary.

Looking for a doula trained in Ayurvedic medicine or traditional Chinese medicine to provide assistance with meal preparation for mothers recovery

Hospital, I don’t have a budget yet or a birth plan.

1. St. Agnes or Howard General Hospital 2. 800-1,500 3. Tbd

Mercy Hospital Center 1,000 Have a safe and healthy delivery

I prefer a home water birth. I have had two births at home. I have insurance so if there is a provider who accepts Ambetter, that would be wonderful. I prefer at home and usually deny all the unnecessary things.

Looking for some help for my sister who just gave birth

I haven’t had a child in 12 years and I didn’t like the way the last pregnancy went.

We are looking for short-term help with our newborn, mainly guidance on feeding, establishing a healthy sleep schedule, and making sure everything is going well overall. We don’t need help with household chores like cleaning, cooking, or laundry. Our focus is simply making sure the baby is doing well and that we are following the right routines and practices as new parents. We would appreciate someone with experience in newborn care who can provide insight and reassurance while we get the hang of everything. This support would likely be needed for just a couple of weeks. Our budget is flexible since we are still learning what the typical rates are.

• To provide personalized, continuous care throughout my pregnancy, birth, and postpartum • Someone who focuses on holistic, family-centered approach, not just medical procedures • Encourages natural, low-intervention birth when safe and desired • Builds a trusting one-on-one relationship with me (mom) and baby • Offers longer, more thorough prenatal visits compared to traditional OB appointments • Great with/for emotional support, education, and helping me understand every step of the way • Supports birth in the hospital while maintaining all the above requests and desires • Someone who is highly experienced in the physiology of normal birth, comfort techniques, and positioning • Helps with pain management techniques like breathing, massage, and movement • Someone who reduces anxiety by offering constant reassurance and guidance • Acts as an advocate - helps me communicate my needs and preferences to hospital staff to avoid unnecessary interventions • Giving the father confidence and guidance on how to help • Proven to result in shorter labors, fewer interventions, and a more positive birth experience • Offers postpartum support, including breastfeeding and emotional guidance Midwife: Manages clinical care and ensures safe monitoring Doula: Creates a calm, grounded, and empowering environment Both: To provide a positive, satisfying birth experience as a FIRST TIME MOM Budget: $4,000 - $5,000

I plan to give birth in a hospital I have a low-mid range budget I don’t currently have a birth plan I really need help

Giving birth at holy cross Germantown. Looking for options in postpartum in home support in Waldorf

Home birth midwife that’s accepts Medicaid

I plan to give birth in the hospital my budget would be around 800-900$ I want to try to go unmediated I do not want pitocin I do understand things can change and I’m open to CERTIAN things this is my first pregnancy and I just want a good smooth pregnancy/birth

I plan on giving birth in Lewis County General Hospital budget wise I was told can be cover by my insurance (tricare) and I would need help on creating a birth plan I don’t know what’s best and what to look for this is my first child