Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Pomona, CA

Lafayette, La. Accepts Tricare Insurance

I plan on having a hospital delivery and my insurance said they cover Doulas. I absolutely do not want a C-Section and no stress whatsoever. I’m big on advocating because I don’t do well with pain. I want help with breastfeeding and sleeping.

I plan to give birth at WinnMed, Decorah IA. I am on Medicaid and hope to find affordable quality help through a doula. I want to try to do a natural, no epidural birth and use alternate pain relief unless I need to do otherwise. My partner would like to be included and involved as much as possible as possible during birth.

Birth is planned to be in hospital due to TOLAC and insurance (Tricare) will cover expenses

I plan to give birth at a hospital & I also want to give birth in a laboring tub with my midwife.

Hospital, natural birth, low intervention, nitrous oxide

I plan to give birth at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington Iowa. Not sure about my budget. I am wanting a doula to help coach my birth.

1.Hospital 2. $800 3. Natural vaginal birth, with doula support

I'm looking for doula services and a doula for a home birth that accepts Molina Medicaid through iowa.

I want a dula because I need someone to educate me and my husband on pregnancy, labor, and after birth. I need someone to stand by me who knows the laws of the hospital just in case something were to happen and I have to give birth in the hospital but my goal now is to have my baby at home with my midwife and dula I hire.

I plan to give birth in Greenville Ms, I need a doula that can be covered with Ms Medicaid, and I need help coming up with a birth plan. This is my first pregnancy and I have so much anxiety. I would prefer to have an African-American woman doula.

1. We are giving birth at mercy hospital 2. Budget - $2000 3. This is my third birth. I will most likely have a medicated birth. I will most likely need to be induced early. My baby has diagnosed FGR.

MoBap FTM Curious about birthing process Starting to design a birth plan

At home birth, estimated budget around $700-$1000. My birth plan involves no medication and all natural birth.

I am currently searching for a doula and am seeking as much support and guidance as possible during and after my pregnancy. I am due in August, and this will be my second child after a 13-year gap. I’ll be turning 35 this year and have been labeled as “high risk,” which has left me feeling overwhelmed, confused, and honestly terrified. Aside from my age, I have not been given a clear explanation as to why I am considered high risk. My original OB-GYN, who delivered my son, passed away shortly after his birth. Since then, I was assigned to another provider based on availability. Unfortunately, my current doctor no longer delivers babies. He reached out to colleagues on my behalf, but I was denied care and advised to seek a high-risk provider—without being given documentation, clear reasoning, or even a referral to a high-risk OB. At this point, I feel lost not only in finding appropriate medical care for myself and my baby, but also in understanding my pregnancy risks and options. I am seeking a doula who is committed to helping me navigate this journey—someone who can assist with locating reliable medical resources, provide support during delivery in a hospital setting. I am interested in a VBAC, and offer guidance and care postpartum.

1. Home 2. 5,000 3. Natural at home birth with midwife.

I am a surrogate in the early stages right now. I'm interested in looking into a doula possibly for the journey, or even just the birth. We will most likely be due in January, but nothing is confirmed yet. Just trying to get some estimates and feel some things out to send to my intended parent! 1. I plan to give birth at St Croix Falls Health in WI. 2. We have a small budget for this, but haven't agreed in a number yet until I have some estimates. 3. W have to give birth in a hospital due to it being a surrogacy journey, but I'd like as natural of a birth as possible. Both of my children were home water births with midwives. I cannot have a water birth at my hospital unfortunately, but I want the process as hands off as possible.

Plan to give birth at hospital with little to no medical intervention. I do not want pain medication and would like an all natural birth. I am looking for doula support and education as this is my first child. Our budget is around $2500

I need a birthing doula to come to the hospital with me and support and coach me through my birth. I am planning to have a hospital birth but natural with no medication. I’m hoping insurance will cover some of the cost but i’m unsure what pricing looks like so i don’t know what my budget is yet.

Hello, my Husband and I are expecting our first baby in July. I am hoping to have a natural, unmedicated birth. I am planning to deliver at Western Wisconsin Health Birthing Center. I am open to a budget. Thank you so much.