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1. I plan to give birth in a birth center 2. I plan to use insurance (Tricare) 3. I don’t have one yet but want to make sure I find and reserve a good doula for birth. I want to go as natural as possible. Looking for pre and post natal support, birth and possibly lactation.

I have Medi-Cal and am looking for a Temecula based doula

1) nothing specific. Just need assistance with latching/breast milk supply 2) New born needs assistance with feeding 3) NA 4) Covered by medi-cal

I plan to give birth at Sharp Mary birch hospital. $1-3k is my estimated budget. Unfortunately, my Cigna insurance does not cover doula services but I’m interested in your out of pocket fees within my budget. For my birth plan, Epidural if needed but would like to do natural since I had back pain after my first baby 2023 using it.

What someone to advocate for me during labor and postpartum. And provide lactation support as a first time mom. I’m giving birth in loma linda hospital here in murrieta and have a birth plan ready as well. Just want someone who can make sure hospital follows my birth plan as I do not want any vaccinations or medications for me and my baby if possible.

Hospital birth Unsure of budget, I’m looking to have it covered through insurance (Cigna HMO)

My baby just started daycare and has been exclusively breastfed, we are struggling to introduce a bottle. I had limited support at home and day care seems overwhelmed with assisting.

Ideally I wanted a home birth but the cost was out of our budget this time around. So a Hospital birth is the plan, natural, minimal hospital interventions, and I want to have a professional there that is comfortable advocating for us during the times we want to enjoy birth. We want long golden hour, the baby to stay in the room the entire time, no bath, no pulling on the placenta, and a few other things.

To get my baby to take bottle feeding To get her to take naps in her bassinet and to fall asleep on her own without crying it out

My baby is 3 weeks and 4 days. I have a hard time latching him correctly and when I do latch him correctly, I can’t settle comfortably without loosing the latch. I end up having to unlatch him and relatch him which frustrates us both. I try all the techniques people tell me and none of them seem to work. I also have a strong let down and I’m also having to make accommodations for that. I’m getting to the point where I feel it’ll be better for me to just pump and feed him a bottle, but I don’t want to do that. I’d like to breast feed him.

Victor valley hospital C section 12/2 Would like at home lactation support Blue shield of CA insurance

My due date is 06/11/26 and I plan on staying at home for as long as I can and only head to hospital when necessary. I am practicing unmedicated birthing techniques and would like someone who can guide myself and my husband through it and advocate for us. Bduget $1,000-$1,500

I have been exclusively breast feeding my 14 week old. I am going back to work in 3 weeks and she is refusing every bottle. I would like to book an in person appointment to help with latching on the bottle

1. Birth is planned at Riverside Community Hospital. 2. Looking for doulas covered through IEHP/Medical 3. Currently unavailable and looking for someone to assist with this process as this is our first baby.

Looking for breast feeding support to help with the baby latching

Hello, My son has a slight tongue tie and a shallow latch. I’m also currently an under supplier and struggle to keep his weight on. I’m going back to work in 6 weeks and he refuses to take a bottle. Additionally he has a lot of food allergies. I have had to cut out all dairy and wheat. Could definitely use some help! Thank you

Baby only gain 2oz in 1 week in breastfeeding but when he was placed on formula he gain 4 oz in 2 days

In need of a home visit to help with breast feeding, preferably that accepts tricare

I need help with my newborn need to know if she is latching properly and she’s getting enough milk and I’m producing enough milk

Relactation needs — stopped nursing second week postpartum because baby couldn’t latch correctly without pain, switched to formula bottle feeding. Now I would like to try nursing again and learn to latch her correctly.