Find Birth Doula Jobs Near San Ramon, CA

Hello - I am giving birth at Kaiser SF on Geray. This is my first birth. I am looking to use all the services covered via insurance. I would like someone that is certified and has 4+ years of experience.

Plan to give birth at hospital, want to get some in-person labor classes and birth doula service. Ideally vaginal birth with usage of pain relief medication.

I would prefer a doula that I can meet in person at least once before delivery. I will be giving birth at vallejo kaiser but living in richmond. My budget being fully covered by kaiser insurance. The birthplace is pretty open.

Hospital birth. No medication if possible as long as I can. 3rd birth, but this time I will be alone so I need help.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital. Would need doula to accept HMO Kaiser and bill Kaiser. Open to decision and options for birth plan. Of course goal is vaginal no medication but understand things happen and that may be the option if there is an emergency. Best ways to help myself and baby have a healthy delivery. Would like to avoid tearing and learn techniques to control pain during labor.

Need a trustworthy supportive doula for birth nd someone who is reliable and flexible for postpartum care.

Hello I’m interested in doula labor/postpartum support

Hi there! We’re first-time parents expecting in a few weeks and are currently looking for a postpartum support doula. We have Anthem HMO, which covers doula services, and were hoping to see if you accept this insurance. We know we may be reaching out a bit late, but we’re wondering if you might still have availability or be able to offer any postpartum support. Thank you so much—we’d love to connect!

Kaiser. $2000 budget. Natural birth. First time mom. Over 40.

Giving birth at El Camino in Mountain View. We are hoping for a vaginal birth with an initial plan to avoid an epidural. Budget is up to 2,500

I am a soon to be first-time mom and this is my first pregnancy. I plan to give birth at Stanford Children’s Hospital and am curious about unmedicated births.

1. Sunnyvale, 94089. Still deciding on hospital 2. 1000 3. None as of now

In hospital, kaiser insurance could cover, natural birth

Planning a hospital birth with a flexible budget, hoping insurance helps. I’m seeking nurturing, steady support for a holistic, natural experience with minimal interventions. I want to feel grounded, informed, and connected. Looking for a doula who can advocate for me, offer comfort techniques, and bring a calm, reassuring presence throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Anthem blue cross

My name is Haleigh, and I’m currently expecting and looking into doula support. I came across your information and would love to learn more about your services and see if we might be a good fit. I’d love to hear about your approach, availability around my due date (April 21st), and what support you offer during pregnancy and birth. If you’re available, my husband and I would be happy to set up a quick call or meeting to connect and ask a few questions. Thanks so much—I look forward to chatting!

I plan to give birth at a hospital in the San Jose area (such as Good Samaritan, El Camino, Kaiser Santa Clara, or O’Connor Hospital, depending on availability). My budget is flexible and based on the typical Bay Area market rate for a birth doula — around $1,800–3,500 for a standard package that includes 2–3 prenatal visits, 24/7 on-call support, continuous labor and birth support, and 1–2 postpartum visits. My birth plan is hospital-based with flexibility for pain management: I’d like to start with non-medical comfort measures (breathing, movement, massage, TENS, warm shower, etc.) and opt for an epidural if needed. I hope to have a doula who provides emotional support, guidance, and advocacy throughout labor, helps communicate with the medical team, and supports partner involvement. I also value evidence-based prenatal education (stages of labor, hospital procedures, pain management options, postpartum recovery, newborn care) and postpartum follow-up for breastfeeding and emotional well-being. If possible, I would appreciate a doula who can communicate in both English and Chinese.

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.

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.

Birth in hospital Would like to try for unmedicated birth

1. I haven’t gotten a referral yet but I think I’ll go with El Camino in Mountain View 2. I’m looking for a doula that accepts tricare. I’m also open to paying out of pocket but tricare would be my first pick. 3. This is my second child and the labor with my first was under 4 hours. Birth plan this time would be to labor without an epidural. All other parts of my birth plan I’m open to suggestions. I’d like to labor at home if possible.