Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland, CA

5+ years experience Help with postpartum recovery include support for mom and care for baby. Sleep training would great but not a must. Lite housekeeping and meal prep would be great. $600 a week

I switched over to Redding Midwifery Group which requires a doula for a first time pregnancy. I am hoping for someone who gives prenatal, birth, and postpartum services.

Looking for postpartum care for in home after birth in the hospital

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

1. Hospital 2. N/A 3. N/A I’m looking for a doula in my area.

Can I afford this? This is my first pregnancy and I have so many questions and concerns? I’m needing someone to guide me and give me suggestions. I’m so lost.

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

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.

I plan to give birth in a hospital hopefully un medicated unknown budget

Hospital birth Just looking right now so not sure Pain management/epidural

I plan to give birth at the hospital (Adventist health) Its my first pregnancy so im confused about what to put on a birth plan but I do plan on doing an epidural, skin to skin, dad cuts cord..

I live in Arvin California at the terra vista apartments connected to the tejon outlet mall. I have a toddler and bay due by the end of April. I just moved here. Budget will be as low as possible… we only have one income for now.

Doula, support, post partum help diet etc birthplan

I am not pregnant yet but plan to be in the next year or so and I just want to kinda go over my options

We are seeking overnight support from March 25.

I plan to give birth at a hospital to ensure access to medical care if needed. My estimated budget is around $[insert amount], including hospital costs, prenatal care, and postpartum needs, and I plan to use insurance if applicable to help cover expenses. My birth plan is to have a calm and supportive environment during labor, aiming for a vaginal birth with minimal interventions unless medically necessary. I am open to pain management options such as an epidural if needed and would like my support person present during delivery. After birth, I prefer immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby and to begin breastfeeding as soon as possible.

Want more info on how I can go about a vbac & someone to just walk me through this pregnancy

Somebody to be in OR with me. My husband will be caring for my toddler as we have nobody who we can trust amd count on to care for him during this time. Somebody who will stay with the baby during all after surgery care and testing. Im having a c section so I just want Somebody who can protect my newborn while Im getting my after surgery care and who will not let the baby out of their sight.

1.hospital 2.400 3. In hospital, want to be non medicated as much as possible. Cord clap delaying. Pro no vaccinations