Find Doula Jobs in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Help prepare for birth and coaching for birth as far as breathing

We’re looking for one person who can be both our Birth Doula and Postpartum Doula for overnight infant care. We’re located in South Redondo Beach Beach and would be giving birth at Torrance Memorial Hospital. Our Doula would need to meet Carrot requirements including certification. Looking forward to discussing further!

doula for birthing to ensure a healthy delivery for my baby

Giving birth in Los Angeles County in early December. Looking for help through the process and leaving towards water birth if covered by Anthem Blue Cross PPO insurance. Will be 24 yrs old

Hi, I’m looking for a certified doula it’s my my first pregnancy and I would like to have somebody there supporting me and giving me medical advice plan to give birth in a hospital I am trying to find a Doula through my insurance with Kaiser

Hi! I’m expecting my first baby this November and am looking for a birth doula who will be a calm, supportive presence throughout labor and delivery. I’m hoping for as natural of a birth as possible, but I’m also open to changing plans if it’s what’s safest for me or my baby. More than anything, I’m looking for someone who will help me feel informed, confident, and supported throughout the process. My partner will be with me during labor, and I’d love a doula who works well alongside partners and helps us both feel prepared. I’m looking for someone who provides emotional support, comfort measures, guidance through labor positions and breathing techniques, and gentle advocacy so we can make informed decisions together. Because this is our first baby, it’s important to me to build a trusting relationship before birth. I’d love to learn about your experience, what’s included in your services, how you support clients during labor, and whether you offer prenatal and postpartum visits. I’m excited to find someone who is compassionate, experienced, and a great fit for our growing family!

Help us get in a sleep schedule and for overnights

Hi! We are expecting a baby girl in August and are looking for a nighttime nanny or newborn care specialist to help during the early postpartum weeks. Schedule: - 10–12 hour overnight shifts - 4–5 nights per week - For approximately 9–12 weeks Primary responsibilities would include: - Caring for the baby during the night (soothing, diapering, feeding support) - Helping keep me on my overnight pumping schedule - Washing and preparing bottles/pump parts - Supporting healthy newborn sleep habits / gentle sleep training - Light baby-related tasks during the night We are a warm, respectful family located in Redondo Beach, and we’re hoping to find someone experienced with newborns who is calm, reliable, and knowledgeable about postpartum recovery and infant sleep. If interested, please reach out with: - Your experience with newborn care - Availability around August - References - Your typical overnight rate Thank you!

Hi! My husband and I are expecting our first child early August. We’re so excited for baby boy’s arrival! With that, we’d love to connect- are you available as a night time doula after baby boy arrives? If so, can you please share pricing? We do not have family nearby, and we’re first time parents trying to navigate our growing family, learning how to care for baby boy, and managing sleep! Thanks!

Hospital birth Unknown I need a midwife to advocate for me and monitor the situation as to i had two complications with previous birth with medical injury want to prevent the same treatment as last time and have a professional witness with me. No c section. Skin to skin 5 minute delayed cord cutting Provider is Dr John D Adam's Jr MOLINA cin# 91051331D

Hi! I’m currently pregnant and looking for a birth doula to support me throughout my pregnancy and labor. I’m hoping for a VBAC after a previous C-section (in Sept. 2023), so I’m specifically looking for someone who has experience supporting VBAC/TOLAC births. I have the ILWU-PMA Coastwise Indemnity Plan with Blue Shield of California PPO insurance, and I’m hoping to have my doula services covered or reimbursed through my insurance. Do you accept Blue Shield of California PPO, or are you able to provide a superbill/NPI for out-of-network reimbursement? I’d also love to know your availability around my due date, your experience with VBACs, what your birth package includes, and your pricing before insurance. Thank you! I’d love to learn more about you and see if we might be a good fit. ❤️

Hello, My wife and I are expecting our first child, a baby girl, with a due date of October 30, and we're beginning our search for a postpartum doula. We'd love to learn more about your services and availability around our due date. If you're currently accepting clients, would you mind sharing: Your postpartum doula rates and any package options Your availability for late October and November Overnight shift availability We're located in Manhattan Beach and are looking for someone who can help us navigate those first few weeks with our newborn. Thank you in advance! We look forward to hearing from you and learning more about your practice. Best, Alex & Christine Ryan

I plan to give birth at my house doing a natural water birth. This will be my first baby.

Hospital birth and budget tbd unmedicated holistic birth

My wife is trying to do a home birth. Budget 1000$. We have a simple birth plan. Tri Care select

Torrance Memorial Hospital. TriCare West Prime insurance coverage. Epidural medication support. CDL certification.

Looking mainly for a birthing doula, but would love a hybrid if possible.

Birth doula/first pregnancy. Hospital birth. Unsure of budget. Avoiding episiotomy/c section/ epidural

Unmedicated hospital birth, no interventions unless medically necessary, mobility during labor, guidance on changing positions, natural pain relief and breathing techniques, support for me and my husband. I’m planning to give birth at Miller Women’s and Children’s hospital in long beach. Max budget is $2500

Home birth, thats all I know right now unfortunately sorry!