Find Doula Jobs in San Leandro, CA

I am giving birth at UCSF Mission Bay, My insurance covers up to 12 visits and labor support and I am also interested in postpartum support.

This is my 4th child I plan on having my child in a birthing center. I have and extensive birthing plan. I want medical to cover the doula.

My niece might be induced on November 9th an the hospital she is at only offer Spanish speaking dula and she is very uncomfortable with her please call me at [contact hidden]

I plan on giving birth at Kaiser permanente in San Leandro, Ca. My insurance covers doula services. I am looking for someone that speaks Spanish and practices holistic methods. I would like someone with 3+ years of experience, especially in VBACs.

My wife and I live in Castro Valley, CA, and are expecting our 3rd child to join our family in May of 2027. We never worked with a night nanny/doula before, but with 2 young children already (ages 5 and 3) and a kind indoor cat at home, I know that we will need all the support we can get this time around. Helping with the baby at night and helping my wife sleep & recover are both incredibly important to me. We are looking for someone who will be able to assist us for at least the first 12 weeks, from either Monday - Thursday or Sunday - Thursday, for 8-10 hours per night. Curious to learn more about what kind of services would be covered if we were to work together. We would be looking at a budget of around $40-$50 per hour for those 12 weeks. Thanks for your consideration and for helping parents during this critical time. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

It's our first baby. Looking for postpartum doula in Hayward, CA for 6 hours Monday to Friday $30/hour

First baby, planning a birth in Oakland and unmedicated. Doctor recommended I look into getting a doula. I have Kaiser insurance so I’m not really sure what my budget is.

This is my first pregnancy, and I am planning a hospital birth in the Bay Area. I am looking for a birth doula who can educate my husband and me about our options and help me develop a birth plan based on my goals and circumstances. I have not yet decided whether I want an epidural or an unmedicated birth, so I would like someone who provides balanced, evidence-based information without pushing one particular type of birth. During labor, I would like support with breathing, relaxation, movement, different labor and pushing positions, massage, counterpressure, and other comfort techniques. I also want someone who will actively involve my husband, teach him how to support me, and help both of us remain calm and understand what is happening. It would be helpful if the doula offered prenatal meetings to practice labor positions and comfort techniques and discuss interventions such as induction, epidurals, assisted delivery, and Cesarean birth. Experience supporting hospital births, inductions, epidurals, unmedicated labor, and unexpected changes is important to me. I am also interested in pregnancy-safe exercises and pelvic-floor and birth preparation. Please let me know if this is part of your training and services, or if you collaborate with a pelvic-floor physical therapist. I am looking for someone warm, practical, nonjudgmental, and comfortable helping me ask questions and communicate my preferences to the medical team while remaining flexible if the safest plan changes.

First time mom; ISO of a postpartum doula that can assist at night approximately 2-4 nights a week (max 8hr shift). Potentially also day shifts as needed. Approx. due date April 2027; would be great to get someone with lactation support experience

Hi~  My name is Eunhae (they/them), I'm currently at 17 weeks and due in December 10.  I work as a [personal details hidden], my partner is an arborist. We have been together for 4ish years; we live with our lovely in laws.  We are looking for someone who could guide us with a vaginal birth (no drugs) and med/light support through postpartum.  Would love to schedule a consultation if you are available : )

I plan to give birth at Alta bates hospital. I have Alamdea Alliance for insurance coverage My birth plan is not created yet

Kaiser for giving birth and I have medical insurance. This is also my first baby

Since this is my first time pregnancy I need someone who can help me with the birthing and preparing mentally and physically process throughout my pregnancy. I will be giving birth in a hospital. I want to give birth without being medicated. Estimated budget is 4,000. [personal details hidden] and would like someone older than myself. Helping with suggested prenatal care and assistance with questions and concerns through my pregnancy.

interested in a doula to help me do a VBAC at a hospital if I have no serious contraindications during this pregnancy. Also would like postpartum support to help with the baby, possibly offer post natal and prenatal massage. Night doula would be an extra bonus.

second pregnancy, scheduled c section, [personal details hidden]. Need prenatal support during the night to help with the baby feeding and sleep. Cigna ppo insurance, at least 4-5 nights a week. Start date jan 12

First baby , looking for baby help , postpartum , new born

First baby, interested in a postpartum doula to help with infant care & helping us figure things out in the early days. Potentially interested in birth doula as well. We have Blue Shield of CA (Platinum 90) PPO.

First baby, planning on birth in UCSF due May 2027. Looking for a birth Doula to help guide and educate me as a first timer, and help advocate for me. I have Anthem Blue Cross PPO, I'd love to work with someone who can bill Anthem directly or provide what I'd need for reimbursement.

I have Anthem Blue Cross PPO. I am having a planned C Section and looking for post partem doula support because my partner may be unavailable, taking care of of our elder child. During [personal details hidden], i needed a lot of support, so hoping to get help for a couple of weeks

I want a home birth, and I need someone to help support me through my birth. My budget is 800-1,500. I want to have a unmediated birth and to wait to cut the cord when it’s white, and no vaccines