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Helping with feed, changing diaper, going on a walk, doing laundry and light cleaning (bottles, changing pad, etc) for the parent at home while the other is at work. no need for cooking or deep cleaning.

We are still determining the exact level of support we are looking for. We plan to give birth in a hospital in San Francisco. Our primary search is for post-birth overnight support, which would include support for the mom and care for the baby, including feeding, settling, changing, and any associated cleaning. It is important to us to get detailed updates on how the baby did overnight. We want to make sure that the person providing the support fits well into our home. We would expect we need this support 4-5 nights per week for 10-16 weeks, and would seek to get support on sleep conditioning over that period of time. We are also evaluating if a birth doula is something that we want but have not yet decided on that.

Plan to give birth at ucsf mission bay. 3,000, medicated if needed. I just want a doula for support and to be an advocate during labor.

- Redwood City Kaiser Permanente - Kaiser insurance - dual language: English and Cantonese - breech baby experience

I will be given birth in Mills-Peninsula. I want to maximum out what my insurance can cover for hiring a doula. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I am looking for a birth doula to help prepare me for first-time labor and to accompany me and my wife in the Kaiser hospital delivery room. I think I want to do a walking epidural so that I can move around in the hospital bed and not have to deliver while laying on my back.

We are expecting our first child and are planning a hospital birth in the Walnut Creek, CA. We are looking for an experienced, evidence-based birth doula to provide prenatal guidance, continuous labor support, and a postpartum follow-up. We value calm communication, advocacy, and support for both parents, no excessive. We are open to pain management, including an epidural if medically appropriate. Budget is flexible for the right provider.

Tricare west doula, giving birth at UCSF Mission Bay.

37 years old, planning to give birth at a hospital

Hello, I am looking into options for birth and postpartum doula support (I am supposed to have some coverage through Kaiser) for my second birth. Kaori

We are having twins in August and looking for post partum support overnight 4 nights a week.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, Hazel Hawkins. I have insurance and they do cover services. I want a natural birth but open to alternativas. I do want to practice breathing techniques and stretching to prepare my body for birth.

Overnight doula services for new born care (8 hours overnight)

prior experience as a midwife, nurse, or other clinical experience experience delivering at CPMC Van Ness in-network for Anthem has business insurance Enrolled as a medi-cal doula provider

We plan to give birth at Walnut Creek Kaiser. We are hoping to find a doula who takes Kaiser insurance. We have not yet developed a birth plan.

Hello, I am in Berkeley, CA (94708) and I am covered by United Healthcare Signature Value HMO plan with Sutter East Bay Medical Group. I am looking for an in-network doula with Sutter. My due date is 12/7/26 in Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley. I would like support during birth and postpartum as well. Thank you,

I’m looking for an overnight postpartum doula for newborn care. I mainly need someone to care for my baby at night so I can rest. Duties would include bottle feeding or bringing the baby to me for nursing, burping, changing diapers, soothing, and putting the baby back to sleep. I would also appreciate light baby-related help, such as washing bottles/pump parts, keeping a simple overnight log of feeds and diapers, and having a small snack available during the shift. I prefer simple, generic snacks—nothing special or dietary-specific. Language: English Budge: $60-$70/Hr - Looking for 3 nights (M,W,F) a week until 9/21/2026. Insurance: Carrot

We're looking for a postpartum doula to support both Mom and our 8-week-old baby as we establish routines and transition toward a longer-term nanny. Mom is 39, and our primary goal is to give her dedicated time to rest, shower, eat, or simply recharge while knowing our son is in experienced, caring hands. Our insurance covers a limited number of postpartum doula visits, but if we're a good fit, we'd also be interested in continuing with private pay at approximately $30–35/hour for 2–3 visits per week of up to 4 hours each. We're looking for someone who: Has at least 5 years of experience caring for newborns. Is fully vaccinated and a non-smoker. Is certified in infant CPR/First Aid. Is knowledgeable about paced bottle feeding, current safe sleep practices, and supporting breastfeeding families. Is comfortable following our parenting preferences and working collaboratively with us. When the baby is settled, we'd greatly appreciate light household support related to caring for our family, such as washing bottles and pump parts, folding laundry, tidying baby areas, simple meal prep, or other light household tasks. We're hoping to find someone who is calm, experienced, dependable, and compassionate—someone who can confidently care for our baby while also helping Mom feel supported during this stage.

I am diabetic and considered high risk. I will be giving birth at a hospital but haven’t fully established a birth plan. I would like help with lactation, sleep training cooking. I have bluecross blue shield.

1. Kaiser San Francisco 2.Kaiser covers costs 3. Would like to discuss birth plan with a doula - I currently dont have one Hi! I am looking for a doula for my pregnancy / postpardum journey. I am on the fence about if we will want a doula there for the actual birth but are very interested in any education before / after.