Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland, CA

I would like to give birth at home if I have a doula, which is why I’m inquiring.

Feeding the baby, playing with her, putting her to sleep, washing bottles, help with mild household chores. I’m looking for a part time help for 4 hours per day.

Hospital birth, looking for a postpartum or japa nurse

I’m a first time mom in need of a doula or services that can help me through labor & delivery with low need for medicinal intervention. i am also looking for services for baby and i after birth. I plan to give birth at the university of chicago on maryland ave & i am hoping my insurance can cover most if not all costs. i am covered under bcbsil under my employer.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’d like to find a doula that will help me with the birthing process and post partum care. I’m looking for someone that accepts Medicaid.

I prefer you goes to call me 770-375-5510 because I have a lot of questions

I need a doula and a midwife. I am looking for my health insurance to cover the services.

I am completely struggling with breastfeeding my baby boy and I intended on just exclusively that instead of formula. The problem is latching on for comfortably. Another is lack of sleep due to confusion of days and eats during sleeping. Also having trouble with reflux while intended on laying him down although after being birth and set up for 15-30 minutes.

I am having a c-section December 17th, I also have an 11 year old son, and my fiancé works full time. Both of my parents passed nearly 3 years ago and I do not have siblings, so I'm lacking in emotional and physical support and I think I'll need help whenever we return from the hospital. My healing process with the first c-section did not go smoothly, so I'm most nervous about healing while having to take care of a newborn and middle schooler.

I will be giving birth at Women's Hospital I'm looking for an unmedicated birth as both my mom and sister were allergic to pain meds I have Tricare insurance this is my first baby and he is due in January.

Looking for a Doula to assist through my first time giving birth I’m currently 35 weeks pregnant

I plan to give birth at home, or hospital. I’m currently insured through Medicaid. As of right now I don’t have a birth plan but I am currently working on it

I experienced a very traumatic birth with my first child, and that experience shaped how important support feels to me this time around. I’m hoping to work with a doula who can provide steady, compassionate care as I prepare for this birth. I’m on a tight budget and am open to low-cost or volunteer support options.

Plan to give birth at hospital, but want to labor as much as I can at home. Prefer to try natural childbirth and will think about medication if needed (exhaustion, too much pain, emergency) Estimated budget is $500

I’m looking to avoid medication during child birth. I have a low pain tolerance which is scary so I know I will feel tons of pain but I want the best experience as possible. Looking to bring my baby in swiftly, comfortably & calmly.

Interested in a Medicaid covered doula. Also have commercial insurance as well, just to be assisted during birth and sometime after. I have certain birth plans I would like to follow but have not set in stone, which is another reason I’m looking into a doula.

Home birth, flat rate of $600, I don’t have a birth plan or what that inquires

I’m new to having a midwife, my last baby was born in a hospital. I’m interested in receiving all prenatal care at home and possibly even giving birth at home. I don’t really have a plan yet, I just want to know more, including costs.

I plan to give birth in a hospital but would like to deliver naturally without medications My estimated price is $500

A hospital birth, I'm looking for a night nanny for my other 1-year-old baby, another day nanny and help with the transition of a new baby at home