Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Oakland, CA

Hi there! This is Marwa. My due date is March 26, and I’m currently looking for postpartum doula support as this is my first child. I wanted to check if this is within the scope of your services and whether you might have availability around that time. If so, I would love to arrange a quick call to talk further. Thank you so much!

Need help learning how to provide for my baby while also ensuring rest and energy for myself to do so. I need breastfeeding support as well

I am a first time mom. I plan on giving birth in a hostpital and would like someone there to support me before birth (maybe one or two sessions), during birth, and postpartum if I need it. I don't have a budget and I hope to have an unmedicated birth but that's as far as I have gotten in my birth plan.

Planning to give birth to my third baby at trinity health muskegon. Would like birth support for extra advocacy, postpartum support as I'm a graduate student, and need lactation support as I had failed exclusively breast feeding with my first two despite wanting to breast feed. I'm currently unsure of budget. I go with the flow in terms of birth. I had epidurals the first two times but would prefer not to. I'm not opposed to an epidural but would prefer to give birth pain medication free. I want my baby to receive vitamin k, b, and erythromycin, I want the baby to stay in the room with me at all times unless medically necessary, and want the cord delayed clamping until the cord is white. Currently working through making my birth plan and adding things as I decide upon them. Thank you for reading.

• Hospital birth • 2000 or insurance • preferably Caribbean or Haitian heritage, Bain fey is needed after birth • 20 year old mom wants to breast feed

I plan on giving birth at St francis on the Southside of Indianapolis but I live on the slight north east of indianapolis. I plan on using insurance to cover the cost. We are on one income and we don't have enough to cover the cost. I just want an extra set of eyes and hears so the hospital don't screw over on my health nor my unborn child heath.

I was originally planning to give birth at home but that has pivoted to the hospital now. I had an outside doula I hired at the beginning of my pregnancy but due to personal financial strain, I had to cancel her services. Therefore, I don’t have money to pay for a doula currently. I am expecting my first baby and I’ve always wanted a completely natural birth as I am aware that my body is made to birth. I am being told my baby is measuring big due to gestational diabetes and during my appointment today my OB mentioned a c-section as well as the potential of my baby’s shoulders getting stuck and the complications/risks that come with having a “big” baby. I also do not want to be induced. I want to let my body and baby do what it needs to do when it’s ready and not by force. For the sake of our health I will do things that I may not be most comfortable with if it’s absolutely needed. I don’t believe I need to be forced into an induction or a c-section because baby is big. I want to be able to walk around while in labor, sleep, eat small snacks, get into a tub of water, use a birth ball and deliver in the water or on all fours if possible. I simply want to do everything in my power to make my birthing experience a memorable moment and not a traumatic moment.

Birth support in the hospital is my priory. Help support a natural birth without use of epidural if possible. Breastfeeding support is also highly desired. Will give birth in hospital

Need English speaking doula, taking care of newborn. Need to change diapers and feed her, cleaning her bottles.

Hattiesburg or Gulfport area. Natural vaginal birth. Little to no medication. No vaccines for baby and circumcision for baby is wanted.

Hi there, I am looking for a postpartum doula available for night starting in November. Our current postpartum doula is unavailable after 10/31, but we feel we need support for longer. Our twins will be about 11 weeks old in early November. We’d be looking for three nights a week, ideally every other night from 10pm to 6am. We’d be willing to pay between $30 and $40 an hour depending on experience. Must be comfortable tandem feeding twins.

Hospital birth - worried about anxiety and pain management and would just like someone to help prepare me and assist during pregnancy and after.

I plan to give birth at home, un-medicated. Our budget is about $1000. We would love someone who is willing to take photos of the labor/birth. We wpuld love someone with a Christian background.

A night time nurse to help us get through the first few weeks going back to work. Our daughter is a month old and currently very clingy at night to where we aren't sleeping well.

Overwhelmed mom of 5 week old twins looking for help a few hours a week or a few days a week

I just found out I am pregnant and I am a first timer! I would love to learn more and currently I am struggling to find care. I would like to make sure everything is okay asap, I think I am around 7 weeks right now based on my last period. I hope to give birth in a hospital I would like to figure out a birth plan.

I plan to give birth at Bronson hospital I plan only to use what is covered by tricare insurance Birth plan is to be natural however go to pain management if needed but not wanting an epidural No traction for birthing placenta No episiotomy Want to have access to shower/tub for pain Calm environment

This is my third pregnancy. My first two were delivered via c-sections with Dr. Ware at memorial hospital. I planned a natural birth with my first but developed preeclampsia towards the end which called for a C-section after the pitocin disturbed her heart rate. The second pregnancy I didn’t want a c-section but towards the end the doctor suggested that it would be the best route due to the history of my first pregnancy. With this pregnancy she announced that c-section would be the plan again but I would really like to see if I’m able to do a natural birth. I’m not high risk for anything. And my blood pressure is okay.

I need someone to help me when I get close to giving birth, at the the hospital and for a short time after.

I will be giving birth in the hospital. Looking for a postpartum doula to help with overnight care, particularly lactation support for breastfeeding.