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I plan to give birth in Walnut Creek, CA at Kaiser. I'm hoping my Kaiser insurance plan can cover financially.

Lactation consultant for in home visit familiar with twins

Hi, my name is Ana. I just gave birth to my baby boy on 2/9/26. I am looking for postpartum support. I need help with meal prepping, cooking, cleaning, laundry, small errands, help with low milk supply, support with night feedings, assist with pumping schedule to save milk to help with return to work transition. Minimum of 3 years of experience. Must speak English. My provider provides support. Will Be paying for support via my provider.

I am a first time mom planning to give birth at Kaiser Walnut Creek. I have Kaiser HMO insurance that I plan to use to cover the cost of doula services. My birth goal is to have a healthy baby with limited medical intervention, if possible.

1) currently, in the hospital 2) 4500 3) as natural as possible, with little interference

Hi, we reside in Pleasanton, CA, and we are looking to avail help with lactation for our new born baby (5 days old) directly at home. She was latching very well, but we had to feed her via bottle twice and since then she’s not able to breastfeed. She also struggles with slowflo bottles. We need help to bring her back to breast feeding Thanks!

Hi there! I am looking for a lactation consultation to work with me and my 3 week old baby boy. I’m noticing some difficulty with his latch, recessed chin, jaw quivering, and breathing difficulties (gasping for air when feeding) and would love to get some support for how to address these issues. This is my first baby so I’m very open to leaning more! My supply is also on the lighter side and I would love some tips on how to boost milk production. We have Kaiser for insurance so if there’s an option to use our coverage that would be amazing. English speaking consultant required. Thank you for your consideration!

Hi! I’m looking for a doula for birth support and post partum too. I’d love someone who speaks Portuguese. I have diabetes type 1 and I’m considered high risk pregnancy. I’m looking for doulas who accept MediCal or Contra Costa Health Plan. Please, contact me if you think you’re a good doula for my case. (925) 490-8523.

I’m looking for an IBCLC who can visit in home (I live in Oakland) to help with latch support

1. Give birth at a hospital with a midwife or an OB, depending on the on-call schedule 2. Hoping to use insurance for a lactation consultant. 3. I want to book an appointment in advance with a lactation consultant given how hard I heard latching can be. I also want to prepare to pump and breast-feed at the same time so that I get support from my partner to give the bottle and also transitioning into work more easily while still maintaining the benefits of breast-feeding.

1. Birthing at Kaiser, Oakland. 2. Up to $1000 3. Vaginal delivery if possible, open to C-section if complications arise.

Having twins. Planning hospital delivery, but want to get help with birth options and postpartum support

Hi, This is my first pregnancy and I am currently 10 weeks along. I am looking for guidance and support from a doula who can help both my husband and me navigate this journey. I am planning to give birth in a hospital. My goal is to have a natural birth with an epidural. At the same time, I am open to any medical recommendations necessary to ensure the health and safety of both myself and the baby. I would also love to build an ongoing relationship with a doula who can continue to support me during the postpartum period, including education around lactation and breastfeeding. We are covered by Carrot Insurance and Kaiser, so it would be wonderful if you accept either of these.

I am giving birth at a hospital but working with a midwifery/birthing clinic. I am not sure on our budget yet. I am looking to have natural medication assisted birth

birth and post partum doula who is in network with kaiser

I would like help with pumping. I am exclusively pumping and feeding breastmilk to baby, however I’m realizing that I’m not fully prepared. I’ve only recently realized that my flange size was incorrect and was using the wrong flange for about a week before finally making a switch. We are starting to pump more and store more milk and I have questions on how to safely store my breast milk and as well as why one side seems to be pumping more than the other and if that has to do with me pumping incorrectly or just my supply…

Looking for an Experienced Postpartum Night Doula We are looking for a compassionate and experienced postpartum night doula to support our family with a newborn baby. Responsibilities include: • Overnight newborn care and soothing • Helping establish healthy sleep routines • Diapering, burping, and bottle support (if needed) • Light baby-related tasks during the night • Supporting mom’s recovery and providing reassurance • Gentle guidance for newborn care and routines Ideal Candidate: • Experienced with newborns and postpartum care • Gentle, calm, and reliable • CPR/First Aid certified preferred • Non-smoker and up-to-date vaccinations preferred • References available Schedule: Night shifts (flexible — open to discussion) Location: Fremont / East Bay area Start Date: ASAP / Flexible We are looking for someone warm, knowledgeable, and supportive to help us during these early newborn weeks. Please message with your experience, availability, and rates. Thank you!

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Kaiser Permanente Santa Clar 2. Provide your estimated budget: Coverage by insurance 3. Describe your birth plan: Vaginal birth with no tears and a non-medicated birth. Postpartum support and lactation consultation.

Latch/collic help and pumping help Baby has a shallow latch but moves milk and I have no pain but I think she’d getting too much air or it’s causing gas issues Have blue shield hmo

Nipple pain and lactation consultant latching positioning