Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Pomona, CA

I'm considering a home birth, my budget is 2k, and I'd like to just stay home without medication so I'll need mental/emotional/physical guidance for comfort measures.

Hospital birth planned. Seeking an insurance-covered doula for prenatal, labor, and postpartum support. I prefer a natural vaginal delivery and value calm guidance, advocacy, and respect for my birth preferences.

Home Not sure about the rest this is my 1st pregnancy

1. Hospital birth at Northwestern 2. $1600/labor doula and $35-40/hr for 3 nights a week for 6 weeks for night nanny/postpartum doula

Hi! I am looking for a birth labor doula and received your name as a reference. (Friend of a friend). Would love to chat more and see if you’re available. Thanks!

I want help through my labor I want to do a un medicated birth this is my first baby and I’m not 100% sure what I want I’ll be giving birth at The birthing center at Aurora Medical Center - Kenosha

1. West Allis Memorial women’s Center. 2. $1,500 3 unmedicated birth

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.

Would like a home birth, ideally some or all cost covered my insurance.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Northwestern Provide your estimated budget: insurance Describe your birth plan: natural Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) experienced Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Provide your estimated budget Include your insurance provider name and plan details. blue cross blueshield community health plan

My gynecologist is at northwestern. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget.

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.

Birth doula to provide support during labor and delivery. I plan to give birth in a hospital. We aren't sure yet on budget and are open to hearing pricing. I would like to give birth without an epidural and labor at home as long as possible, though I am open to an epidural if needed.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I would prefer a home Birth 2. Provide your estimated budget I have Medicaid but understand I may have to pay out of pocket for service. 3. Describe your birth plan I want to have a home Birth, As well as talk to someone about the steps and how everything works. I am new to this giving birth at home

I need help navigating a twin pregnancy and help with stress and pain and anxiety.

*I am giving birth in a hospital in Tuscaloosa AL * I am not sure how much doulas cost but I am paying out of pocket so the lowest rate would benefit me greatly. This is my first pregnancy * For my birth plan, I would like to have a natural birth. I am open to the epidural if I feel I can not go any longer but I would love to have a natural vaginal birth. Once the pain starts increasing, I only want my husband, grandmother and hopefully doula in the room to help me with the pain. I want a dark lighten, calm, spiritual environment, full of encouragement, gospel music, prayer, support. We are wanting to delay cord cutting, bath, and also after the baby is born, my husband and I want one hour alone with just the 3 of us. Anywhere my child goes, my husband goes. If the test can not be ran inside the room, he will need to go with them * I would like constant education on what my body is doing, how to breastfeed, and great breathing techniques

1. prefer home. little too none hospital intervention had 2 previous children unexpectedly at home. I have medicaid but unsure what is covered

At home or at a birthing center, no hospitals unless medical intervention is needed. No more than $600 and all natural and holistic

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.