Find Doula Jobs in Oxnard, CA

Advocate, birth at hospital, budget when needed, no laying on my back, breast feeding guidance

Asking to see if we can have Doula help us out postpartum for baby needs and my wife's needs. [personal details hidden] with Tricare Prime and my wife is on a Tricare Select.

I plan on giving birth at Kaiser Woodland Hills location. I'd like to go all natural. I want to get help with breastfeeding.

First baby, planning a hospital birth at Los Robles in Thousand Oaks. Hoping for an unmedicated, low-intervention birth with freedom to move, a water tub if available, and my husband as my primary support person (hoping he gets to catch the baby). Open to nitrous oxide, but want to avoid the Epidural as well as Pitocin unless medically necessary. After birth I'd like delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and a hands-off approach to the placenta unless intervention's needed. I'd also love postpartum support to help us through early recovery and newborn care. Budget: covered under Gold Coast Health Plan (Medi-Cal), so looking for providers who accept that coverage.

3rd baby, have had two previous unmedicated birth, plan on having baby at Tarzana hospital

I would love to be able to go through my insurance if possible. And I am having my baby at the Simi Valley Birthing Center. I haven't written out a birth plan yet as I am still more than 4 months away. I just turned [personal details hidden]. and My husband and i speak English. This is our First Baby.

i am a new mom looking for night time help to help with sleep training, breast feeding and emotional support

Seeking information on postpartum doula/night help after birth. First child.

My husband and I are expecting our first baby girl around November 22 and are looking for an experienced, warm, and nurturing postpartum doula or newborn care specialist for overnight support near [personal details hidden] / Calabasas area. Ideally, we’re looking for 4–7 nights per week, approximately 8–12 hours per night, for the first 3–4 weeks or more, with flexibility around her arrival. I plan to breastfeed and would love someone supportive of on-demand feeding who can help with diaper changes, burping, soothing, settling baby back to sleep, and baby-related and mom related household tasks. We’d love to learn more about your availability, experience, rates, and minimum commitments. Looking forward to connecting!

I am giving birth at St. Joseph in Burbank, CA. I want to use in-network benefits. I want to give birth vaginally and unmedicated if possible. I want someone who is Mexican and/or Black and Christian. English-speaking and has at least 2 years of experience. I am a [personal details hidden] woman with a [personal details hidden]. My baby hasn't had any negative diagnoses. My insurance is anthem blue cross PPO and member ID is [ID hidden].

[personal details hidden] [personal details hidden] I would like to have additional support in the room for my second birth. Location: Santa Barbara CA Estimated Budget: TBD Birth Plan: Epidural; everything else flexible Insurance: Blue Shield CA Health Savings+

Hello! I am planning for a hopeful birth next August 2027! I am looking for a doula to support my wife during the pregnancy journey as well as post partum support; mainly night nursing for 8-12 weeks after birth. My wife is southeast Asian and so we are looking for professionals who can provide care within that cultural context. Additionally, we have suffered [personal details hidden] and so are seeking a professional who can provide trauma informed support. We plan to have the baby in Santa Barbara, and care would mainly revolve around guiding and assisting my wife emotionally/informationally throughout the pregnancy, as well as providing basic night nurse services for roughly 3-4 days per week the 8-12 weeks following birth. Fluency in Indonesian is preferred but not mandatory. Request NCS and/or postpartum certification, require infant first aid certification and up to date immunizations.

Kaiser in Ventura although we live in Santa Barbara Covers by insurance Uplifting expended doula who can help prenatal and hopefully after birth as well as Kaiser HMO

First baby, planning a hospital birth in Santa Barbara. Want in person care covered by Anthem insurance.

Second baby, at-home birth in Santa Clarita. Looking specifically for care for older sister - 1.5 years old, in the event that we have to go to the hospital for any complications. Specifically need for any overnight concerns.

Hi there! My husband and I are expecting our first child in the end of February. We are looking for overnight support over the first 10-12 weeks for 3-4 nights a week. Are you available at that time? Is this something you’d be open to chatting through with us? Best, Rachael and [name hidden]

First baby - solo mom by [personal details hidden]. I'm an [personal details hidden] [personal details hidden], but would love caring, knowledgeable support during childbirth and am also looking for a night nanny for the first couple of months. Looking forward to meeting you!

Hi! We are interested in an overnight doula 3-4x/ week to help us with our brand new baby girl and would love to connect to see if you’re available and discuss options to see if it could be a good fit.

I am looking for a compassionate, knowledgeable doula who can provide emotional, physical, and educational support throughout labor and delivery. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing techniques, labor positions, and guidance for my husband so he feels confident supporting me. I hope to have a calm, positive birth experience with someone who will advocate for my preferences while respecting my medical team. I would also appreciate breastfeeding support and some postpartum guidance after the birth. I am planning to give birth at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center. Flexible—I plan to use my Medi-Cal doula benefit.

We plan to give birth at Henry mayo hospital. I don't want to be constantly bothered while in labor though and am not sure if hospital is the best way for me to go. I have thought about birthing centers but just don't know what I should do. I want to have a natural birth but don't want to not have the option of an epidural if I have too much pain/ huge baby. I also want to be able to voice that I want to space the vaccines out once baby is born and have the ability to move around or change positions for a more comfortable birth. I have been trying to prepare myself for birth now as well as doing pelvic opening and strengthen workouts but want to make sure I'm doing enough to help With birth and my recovery after birth. I just want my husband in the room. This is our first baby so we are learning a lot. We wouldn't want to go over $1000 for our budget since we are a one income household.