Find Doula Jobs in San Diego, CA

I plan to give birth in the Balboa Navy medical hospital. My budget is on the lower side. Birth plan would be calm environment, only my doula, husband, and limited amount of doctors in the room. No student doctors. No episiotomy (unless medically recommended and/or justified), no male doctors, I do have questions about pitocin if the time comes, would like a epidural but birthing position to be hands and knees. I would also like a delayed cord cutting and deliver the placenta on its own time. We would also like my husband to catch the baby and cut the cord.

Hello! I’d like support prenatal and during labor. This is my first child and would love to meet you! I have Kaiser insurance.

Looking for an experienced postpartum doula to assist and guide me in newborn care after birth. I need hands-on guidance on basic baby care techniques, including bathing, diaper changing, breastfeeding support, proper holding, burping techniques, swaddling for sleep, and baby massage. Ideally, a Vietnamese-speaking doula would be great, but English-speaking is also completely fine. Looking for someone gentle, patient, and knowledgeable to support our family during the postpartum period. My insurance: KAISER PERMANENTE Southern California

Birth support Scripps hilcrest About 1,000 Birth place is San Diego ca in the hospital

We are looking for someone available starting August 19 or so, for two or three nights a week overnight Nanny support for our newborn. Perhaps one or two afternoons or evenings a week as well. Looking for someone open to light baby related housework, laundry, dishes, meal prep. We have a three year-old as well, but we are not looking for a caretaker for him. $30-$40 an hour depending on experience level. We will need assistance through December 1, 2026

Unmedicated birth, birthing in San Diego in the birthing center at UCSD. Would like to get through labor as calm, supported and educated on each position per cm dilated, my birthing plan and as I can. I have a husband that is very involved and wants to be a part of the process every step and wants help with how to best support me during birth. I do not want pitosin, and I would like minimal interventions as long as everything is healthy. I don't want them to rush me, break my water synthetically, take my baby away from my sight, or cut the cord early. I want to delay Vitamin K shot and maybe get the oral kind if I struggle with breast feeding. I am open to education and will be receptive to evidence based information that is mixed with experience.

On an IVF Journey. Hoping to have the baby in a hospital with minimal invasive as possible. I hope to have a Doula as support. I have not set up a planned budget. No set in stone birth plan as yet. The goal is a safe labor and delivery, with a smooth as possible arrival.

Tricare prime family member, under tricare west. I'm 26 turning 27 june 29th, this is my first baby and my husband is on deployment.

Hospital birth Fully covered by tricare prime Would like all natural birth not interventions or medication At least 10 years experience

Insurance covered only Scripps mercy Partner training and what to expect in a hospital birth with plans for epidural

I plan to give birth at Sharp Mary birch hospital. $1-3k is my estimated budget. Unfortunately, my Cigna insurance does not cover doula services but I’m interested in your out of pocket fees within my budget. For my birth plan, Epidural if needed but would like to do natural since I had back pain after my first baby 2023 using it.

Looking for someone to support before and maybe during birth. Educate on options for birth as well as things to do prior to birth to prepare. Already a mom of one with a somewhat chaotic birth story, looking for a better experience second time around. Currently enrolled to give birth at Balboa military hospital but can move if recommended. Looking to possibly go unmedicated again, previous baby born at 35+2 weeks unmedicated due to quick labor but nervous about doing it with a possibly full term baby and unknown labor time. Tricare prime is the insurance

1. Hospital - Scripps La Jolla. 2. $5000 3. Mix of eastern western medicine with possible epidural. Still evaluating

5 nights a week overnight help. Certified in CPR and fully vaccinated Any language is okay. Laundry and folding would be awesome but not needed. No budget limit for now

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I don’t have a birth plan yet. My budget is $2000

Hospital Buget: $1500 Birth Plan: Holistic natural, med free...

Hi! I’m giving birth at UCSD Jacob’s Center via their midwife program. I’m looking for a doula to be available from my 37 weeks of pregnancy until birth, and would like my doula to be available the day I give birth. This is my first pregnancy, I’m excited/nervous and both my husband and I would love the support + comfort a doula can provide.

My name is Suparna. I am currently 20 weeks pregnant, and my estimated due date is November 5, 2026. My husband works at Qualcomm, and we are covered under the UHC Qualcomm insurance plan. I am planning to deliver at Scripps Mercy Hospital. I would like to inquire about your doula services and whether you are available around my due date. I would also appreciate any information you can share about your services, packages, and how you typically support families during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. If you are not available for my due date, would you be able to refer me to another doula from your team or professional network?

hospital birth without epidural, pain management, no vaginal tears, empowered birth

I am planning a homebirth. I have a very tight budget. I have Anthem HDHP (PPO). My birth plan includes laboring and delivering without pain medication at home with my CNMs.