Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Pomona, CA

My husband & I just moved to Paducah from St. Louis, I had wanted to give birth at a birth center, but there aren't any around. This is my first pregnancy, we're very excited. So I am looking for support, information, and help to have a birth with as least intervention as possible. I believe in the woman's body being equipped with all it needs to do things naturally (of course there are exceptions). We just met with Baptist Health, I have not viewed their labor and delivery but it is seeming like there are limited options, perhaps a doula could help me understand better my options around here.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want a Christian women who believes in Jesus and holistic practices. I want to have a unmedicated labor

meriter hospital low budget I want to have a VBAC

I just discovered your information through Aetna Better Health Medicaid. Are you in network or have they made a mistake? I was digging and discovered reimbursement information for Medicaid covered doula services. I am mostly interested in prenatal and birth doula. I had a doula with my 1st of 6 children, only 1 was medicated and this is my last pregnancy but I always wished Medicaid would come on board. My new partner is uneducated to unmedicated birth or doulas and was completely helpless during our last child’s birth and I would really like better support this time around.

1. Uw health, Rockford IL 2.we cannot currently afford out of pocket, but I am insured through BCBS community health plans that could cover the cost of the dula 3. I want to have an unmedicated vback after a breach c section birth for my first child. As natural as possible is my greatest goal.

1st time parents looking For Someone to Educate us and to advocate for me

I will be giving birth in a hospital. However, I don’t have a birth plan yet. Which is one of the reason I would like a doula. As for a budget, I was hoping someone would take insurance or would be able to work thangs out through my insurance.

Hi! My name is Makayla Borne. I’m a first time mother at 24 years old. I am currently 28 weeks and 3 days pregnant. To be completely honest I feel very under prepared. I have a few ideas as to what I want on my birth plan but definitely need help making an official one. I would just love it if someone with more experience and knowledge could help me out. Thank you in advance.

I’m not sure home birth or hospital Natural birth plan no cord clamping until done pumping

I plan on giving birth in a hospital but want a doula to be there to act as my advocate. I definitely want an epidural but I don’t want to be confined to pushing on my back and I don’t want to purple push. I also want to avoid things like an episiotomy and I do not want any students in the room at all. I basically just need someone to stand up for my wants and needs as I go through labor.

I will give birth in a hospital as I am very high risk. I have lost 2 boys at around 24 weeks due to preterm labor. I just got a cervical cerclage to help prevent that this time. I would like to do delayed cord clamping and am not currently going to vaccinate.

Support in preparing birth of first child. Need education in labor, delivery, breastfeeding, etc.

Home birth or Slidell Memorial Hospital Insured or 1500 max I desire a natural delivery with a midwife and doula

Hey heyyy, my name is Jessica. I need support (other than my husband) to help guide me through my first birthing process. I’ve always dreamed of having a home birth, but I’m a little nervous when it comes to me or my baby needing medical assistance. I don’t really have an estimated budget considering I’m a first time mom and I don’t have any experience with doulas. Whenever it’s time to give birth, I want to be as comfortable as possible. The number 1 thing I absolutely need is prayers. No bright lights, very calm and relaxing space, no extra people in the room (such as students), i don’t want to give birth on my back, i would love for my doula to massage me while im contracting, i do NOT want to be induced, I want to wait until the umbilical cord is WHITE before cutting, I want to be the first to touch my baby not the nurses, I also want to keep my placenta and let it come out on its own time just like my baby did.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m open to pricing conversations. This is my first time as a mom so I don’t know where to begin with budget talks. I want to labor at home as long as I can with support before going to the hospital to reduce interventions that are unnecessary. I want to try my best not to have an epidural. I want to be free to be in different positions to help the baby move through. Afterwards i don’t want to be rushed to cut the umbilical cord or have them push on my stomach to force the placenta out. I want it to happen naturally and if interventions are needed that’s the only time I want to consider. I do want to try my best to breastfeed but I don’t want to strictly nurse. I’m interested in pumping and possibly combo feeding.

I plan to deliver in the hospital. I am a first time mom and still have not much idea about the delivery and everything after that. Maybe we can benefit with a night nanny. If I can have an all natural birth, that would be wonderful. But whatever is best for the baby and me.

Uneducated hospital birth. None/minimal vaccination, delayed chord clamp, advocate for mom.

I'm looking for a doula in the bayfield county (wisconsin) area. I will be giving birth at the Ashland Birthing Center in Ashland, WI. I don't know what my budget is because i'm not sure what a doula costs. I would like to have a natural birth.

It’s my first baby and I need support to make it through bc my fiancé works and I need someone there with me

I plan to give birth at Forrest General Hospital. My budget is $800. I want to have an unmedicated VBAC.