Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Pomona, CA

I always wanted a home birth and giving that I’m now pregnant and also Active duty Air Force, I hear my chances of that are low to not happening. However, I’m allowed to have a midwife and doula and I want one to help me through this! I honestly don’t know how to budget this because I know the military pays for everything but I’m hearing there limitations to how much they cover for a midwife and doula, so if I had to put a number on it I would say $3000. I plan to have a healthy and peaceful birth in a pool in the middle of my living room with my husband by my side and medical team( midwife, doula, etc). I’m not looking anything over the top just a safe and healthy delivery.

Women's Hospital Baton Rouge, Aetna insurance, unmedicated birth, baby #4

I plan to give birth to twins in the Belleville/Shiloh area. Budget of $1,000. I plan to birth naturally without epidural.

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I will be giving birth at Mercy One in Silvis, IL. I want as close to a homebirth as possible.

We would like to give birth in a hospital. Budget would be no more the $ . 1,600. I don't really have a planyet, just would prefer unmediated

I was planning a homebirth but now I am thinking lacrosse mayo. 1-2,00. my birth plan is low intervention, high compassion, in need of calm advocacy

I plan to give birth at home in the tub Don’t currently have a budget I want a calm environment, I’m looking to breastfeed, I want the umbilical chord to stay attached until it’s completely empty.

Ochsners on O’Neal 1450 I don’t have one. I was hoping to get some advice.

Postpartum doula Pelvic floor therapy Belly binding or wrapping

Hospital. I don’t have birth plan yet. But unmediated

This will be my first baby and birth, with that being said I’m very unsure about a lot of things. That’s one of the main reasons I’d like a doulas help! I’d love help navigating through This journey with someone that is educated and experienced. I wouldn't say I really have a birth plan, I do however know of some things that I think I’d like from some “research” I’ve been doing. I’m also very open to changes in this depending on what the doula thinks/recommends. I’d love to have an unmedicated birth (in a hospital) as I would feel more settled having that access if anything goes wrong. I would like to be in control of my birth, deciding what position I’m in, letting my water break on its own, no drugs to induce labor, etc.. I want someone by my side who’s educated and who has my best interest in mind; if that makes sense! I’ve heard how doctors love to rush your birth. As far as budget, I’d really love to discuss everything id potentially need or want and we would figure it out from there? I just see so many numbers I’m really unsure what the cost is. I’d say max $3,000

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Low budget. Preferably someone who can advocate for me as a black woman.

I am looking to give birth at home, we are checking our options right now. We do not have a set budget. I want to be able to be relaxed and in the comfort of my home when giving birth with caring individuals to help us through.

I am planning to give birth in the hospital and I am not sure on a birth plan yet, I am exploring my options!

I plan on to give birth at the hospital this will be my 6 c-section. I need someone there during birth.

Looking for a doula for my second birth. Wanting to go unmedicated for a better recovery this time around! I will be doing a Hospital birth. I would like to spend under 1,000.

1. Mercy Birthing Center in STL, MO 2.) $3,000 3.) My plan is loose: I just want something as natural as possible, hollistic, calm, supportive. I don’t want to feel pressured or rushed. I pick up on people’s energy very easily, so I would like to find someone calm and reassuring. I am especially interested in pain relief strategies!!!

1. Planning to give birth at St. Elizabeth's in O'Fallon, IL 2. Tricare insurance, willing to pay a portion out of pocket for the right person! 3. As low intervention as possible - second birth. First birth went very smoothly without medication/complications (Aug 2024).

A little about my journey: Advanced maternal age, 42. 1 prior miscarriage. Currently on lovenox, progesterone, and prednisone. I'm 9 weeks and 5 days. Confirmed fhr of 177. I plan to give birth in a hospital.