Find Birth Doula Jobs Near San Ramon, CA

Peace health hospital I’m looking to have an easy, healthy guided pregnancy/birth. I would like to have a natural birth if possible, but I do understand things could change. I would also like to make sure my baby doesn’t get loaded up with a bunch of vaccines right at birth. I would like to only do the necessary vaccines and prolong the vaccine timeline. I would like coaching through out my pregnancy to aid in the best possible birth and healthiest baby. As far as nutrition to help my body and babies body. Also postpartum aid.

I'm a surrogate for a couple of incredible dads and my due date is June 1st, however I've been told most IVF babies end up induced a week early. I'll be delivering at peacehealth in vancouver and live about 5 min away. My first pregnancy and labor (my son) had no complications. I'd prefer to stay mobile for as much of labor as possible but have an epidural towards the end. My goal after epidural is to have someone with me who's able to help move me into different positions as needed. Not sure about budget, this is my first time looking into a doula.

Looking for a doula for a birth center labor and delivery. I’ve giving birth at this location during a previous pregnancy. They have changed midwives but I love the environment and I’m hoping to have a water birth. Looking to use TRICARE or Washington Medicaid.

Hospital birth because that’s where my midwife is, first baby, not sure how expensive doulas are. Super nervous for birth & post partum. Was the best birthing option, natural, for best recovery!!!

I am high risk (chronic hypertension) with my second, I am being told I'll be induced again at the 37/38 week mark. I would like support at the hospital and have informed consent. I want to be able to labor how I want.

Hi do you take Medicaid? Birth and postpartum doula

Hospital birth, $2000 budget, little intervention in almost everything except I am open to epidural.

I desire to have a natural, minimally invasive birth with my first baby. My spirit feels most comfortable thinking of having my baby at home in a water pool or at a birth center. It is important to me that i choose my birth plan and we stick to it as long as baby and i are progressing healthily. I love midwifes and doulas and im so excited to have my own journey and birth team. I plan to use insurance i currently have Molina apple health washington but i am willing to switch.

I will be birthing alone and want to do an unmediated hospital birth. I’m a mom of 4 toddlers (4 under 5) and have very limited support. I have Molina insurance and won’t be able to do any out of pocket pay.

I'm a first time mom expecting twins! I want as much education as I can get and extra support during delivery. I plan on delivering at the Mountain West Medical Women's Care Center in Tooele, UT and would really like a tub birth. I feel that having a doula who is specialized and equiped with the knowledge of birth and delivery would help both my partner and I be more confident in the delivery room. I would like to have that extra support that would know how to help or calm me down if my partner gets overwhelmed with everything, as it is our first pregnancy! Not sure specifically on a budget as I don't know estimated costs and don't make a whole lot of money. I have a generalized birth plan written out, but I'm not sure if I'm missing any key details or not.

Birth center Second baby, first one was unmedicated in birth center, positive experience but was way more challenging than I anticipated. Have some fear about doing it again but want to do unmedocated again. Would love a doula to help me work through some of the mental

I plan to give birth at the hospital due to being high risk I would love to have a doula for extra support and someone who can also help speak up for me if I'm not able to

1. Certified, African American 2. 28, married, planning to breastfeed and have a 2 almost 3 year old 3. Laundry, breaks

home water birth, boardman, or, limited budget, natural birth, second childbirth

I would love to do a home birth, or a birthing center. But most midwives don’t accept Medicaid. So I’m trying to find ones that do. I am 9 weeks pregnant on Sunday. My budget is under 5,000 if I can find a good midwife who can also do payment plans. I want a very hands off birth. I don’t like a lot of intervention. I like to do my own thing and only want help if I need it. It’s important to me to have a midwife that has faith in God and is fearless to help me also feel that way during birth. I don’t want vaccines.

I'm planning on having a hospital birth. I'd love to find a doula that is covered by insurance. I'm still putting together a more detailed birth plan currently since we recently found out we're expecting our 2nd baby.

I plan to give birth in the Bountiful, Utah Labor and Delivery Hospital. I am a low income pregnant mama receiving Molina Healthcare insurance through Utah Medicaid. Any assistance with budget is greatly appreciated. I hope to have an unmedicated, natural vaginal birth with little to no medical intervention. I also hope to receive postpartum care and counseling as well as lactation and breastfeeding counseling. My goal is to give birth and follow up with prenatal and newborn care as naturally and holistically as possible with medical care at hand in the case of emergencies.

I want to have a natural birth in a hospital. My budget is tighter can be flexible. I want to go without an epidural or induction

I plan to birth in a hospital with a midwife. I want no medical interventions or vaccines. I want my husband to catch the baby and I never want the baby removed from the room.

University of Utah Unsure of budget Epidural, vaginal birth, no induction