Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland, CA

My relative in Antioch is newly postpartum and needs some TLC.

Hospital We have Kaiser we hope it's within health coverage. Birth plan, hoping for all natural, want to have delayed cord clamping "golden hour". I need someone to help guide me and coach me. For postpartum I would like them experienced with guiding with breast feeding coaching with properly changing nappies and feeding. estimated budget 2500.

i am looking for a nurse / nanny to help me with my new born at home . example , feeding , putting baby to bed , watching her while i sleep or do work

We are looking for in person doula services. With services including post partum support, Birth support and Lactation support in mind

Hi! My wife and I are expecting our first baby, a daughter, with an estimated due date of September 21, 2026. We’re looking for part-time postpartum support near Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford starting around late September or early October. We are first-time parents and would love support with newborn care, postpartum routines, and general guidance as we adjust. We’re especially interested in someone calm, experienced, reliable, and comfortable helping new parents learn. We are ideally looking for support 2–3 times per week for the first 4 weeks, with some flexibility depending on availability and fit. We are open to either daytime support or overnight support, depending on the candidate’s experience and schedule. We’d love to connect with someone who has experience with: * Newborn care and soothing * Feeding support / bottle routines * Safe sleep practices * Helping first-time parents build confidence * Light baby-related household support, such as washing bottles, baby laundry, and organizing baby items * Overnight or daytime postpartum support Ideal candidate: * Lives near or regularly serves Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford * Has several years of postpartum doula, newborn care, nursing, lactation, or related experience * Comfortable working in English * Authorized to work in the U.S. * Has strong recent family references * Current infant CPR / First Aid certification preferred * Doula, newborn care, lactation, nursing, or related certifications preferred * TrustLine registered or willing to complete TrustLine * Comfortable following AAP-style safe sleep practices * Calm, kind, reliable, and supportive of first-time parents We would love to schedule a 20–30 minute intro call or video meeting to learn more about your approach, availability, rates, and whether it could be a good fit. Warm regards, Ethan

My husband and I are welcoming our first in July. We'd love to have you based on your qualifications as a night doula for us 3x per week. We would like to chat and make sure a few things too, we do have a corgi if you are OK in dog home, we understand some people have allergies.

At kaiser, estimated budget near 1000, a waterbirth unmedicated

I am looking for a postpartum doula I live in Mountain View and will give birth in Santa Clara. I am planning on an unmedicated vagina birth.

I am located in Southern California in the Irvine area. My husband is in the military and is currently deployed. He most likely will not be able to be at the birth of our son. Because of that I will be giving birth in Napa California at Queen of the valley hospital. I have tricare and hope to get the doula services covered through my insurance. I am a first time mom so I do not currently have a birth plan per se so I am hoping the doula could help me. I am 24 years old and like I said this is my very first baby so anything helps.

Looking for a night doula for upcoming birth, with one of these certifications: CEA, DONA, BDC, ICEA or NHA Looking for 3-4 nights a week for around 6-8 weeks. Ideally <$55 an hour

Looking for postpartum doula for mom and baby. 9AM to 5 PM. 8h per day for total of 10 days in early June exclude weekend. The doula must be certified postpartum doula (ideally by CEA, DONA, BDC, ICEA, and NHA) and is in-network of Atena. Location is 94085.

Hospital Checking for insurance coverage Natural birth plan

Looking for a night doula/NCS for July 27, 2026. Target schedule is 4 nights a week, 8 hours. Must have verified infant CPR, an updated background check, and experience with breastfeeding support/sleep shaping. Please confirm exact availability for these dates and your standard overnight rate structure.

Hello, I’m pregnant with my 4th child. My last pregnancy was very traumatic and resulted in a C-section due to lack of help from the doctors. I try to live a more holistic life style these days and after becoming aware of the pharmaceutical industry and how they operate in the US. I’m very frightened and would love to work on having a VBAC for this child. I would love to get the information on how your practice works and what all is offered and how insurance would be able to help cover some costs from getting your assistance. -Laurin Hall.

Knots in back Arms sore Overall body C section 2 weeks post partum 34 old mom

I'm looking for night doula 3 days per week for my first 2 weeks, and 1 - 2 nights per week for the following 3-5 weeks. I'm also looking for day time doula 2 - 3 times a week for the first 2 weeks. I'd like the doula to have the doula certification, fully vaccinated, and a lactation certificate would be a plus.

Hospital birth. No medication if possible as long as I can. 3rd birth, but this time I will be alone so I need help.

Need a full time dula for a month to take care of mother and baby as baby is nicu baby

1. I haven’t gotten a referral yet but I think I’ll go with El Camino in Mountain View 2. I’m looking for a doula that accepts tricare. I’m also open to paying out of pocket but tricare would be my first pick. 3. This is my second child and the labor with my first was under 4 hours. Birth plan this time would be to labor without an epidural. All other parts of my birth plan I’m open to suggestions. I’d like to labor at home if possible.

Our second child is due in the first week of December 2026. It is going to be a scheduled C-section. Our first baby was born healthy, and we expect the same for our second baby. We are looking for a night nanny's support to take care of the baby during the first 6 to 8 weeks, 5 to 7 nights a week. 8 hours a night. The main responsibility is to take care of the baby during the night: bringing the baby to mom for feeding or bottle feeding as needed, burping, changing diapers, soothing the baby to sleep, and light baby-related tasks like sterilizing bottles and pump parts.