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El Camino health, labor support, triwest insurance

I have Kaiser insurance and am planning on giving birth at Kaiser Santa Clara. My birth plan is to be open to assistance or suggestions from professional support. I would like to try different types of pain management and am open to all if necessary. Ideally I do not want to have an IV so movement is possible. I would like to have delayed chord clamping if possible. Skin to skin and golden hour are important to me. My husband will be in the room and is very kind and attentive. I would like to have contact after birth as it is my first child and I’m sure there will be questions, but we don’t need help like cooking, cleaning, or laundry.

Need: Night Doula in Santa Clara Start Date: Immediately after birth, due date 12/5/26 Schedule: 3~5 days a week for 6 weeks. We have no strict preference on the exact start and end times, but we do want to ensure a minimum of 8 hours of coverage per night. Our Goal: We plan to bottle feed and are looking for someone to completely own the nighttime feeding routine (feeding, burping, soothing, and washing/prepping bottles) so we can prioritize sleep. Requirements: Certified Postpartum Doula or accredited Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) Active Infant CPR & First Aid Certified Up-to-date vaccinations (Tdap, Flu, Covid) and a non-smoker Trustline registered Carries a liability insurance Strict adherence to AAP safe sleep guidelines Strong experience managing full overnight bottle-feeding routines Able to provide 2–3 recent references for past overnight supports 2+ years of experience as a night doula

Daytime postpartum doula to support with childcare and baby related house work like laundry and meal prep during month of September

Due on 09/15/2026. Looking for doula support through labor and postpartum. Insured through Kaiser. Kindly reach out if you are available. Looking for a calm and positive approach. Thank you :)

Our second child is due in the first week of December 2026. It is going to be a scheduled C-section. Our first baby was born healthy, and we expect the same for our second baby. We are looking for a night nanny's support to take care of the baby during the first 6 to 8 weeks, 5 to 7 nights a week. 8 hours a night. The main responsibility is to take care of the baby during the night: bringing the baby to mom for feeding or bottle feeding as needed, burping, changing diapers, soothing the baby to sleep, and light baby-related tasks like sterilizing bottles and pump parts.

Looking for night doula support starting 9/4.

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.

I plan to give birth at the hospital with medication. I prefer to have a vaginal birth if possible and this is my first baby.

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give birth in a hospital. Estimated budget: $3,000. Birth plan: trying for vaginal/natural and open to c-section if needed. Open to epidural.

We need someone to take care of our two kids (5 and 7 years old) while we are at the hospital for the delivery of our third kid. They just need someone to stay with them at home

I am looking for doula that can help breast feeding my baby

Night doula, support mum the first month after giving birth at night for better recovery. And help with taking care of the baby during night time.

I live in north sunnyvale. My hospital is El Camino hospital Mountain View. My OB/GYN is associated with Palo Alto medical foundation. i’m looking for a certified Doula who can provide birth support during Labor only. My insurance Anthem Blue Cross does not support doula services. I will be paying out-of-pocket, this would like to know your pricing to decide if it fits within my budget. I am 29 years of age.

Trying to go for a vbac. 2nd pregnancy with gestational diabetes. Prior c. Section due to long and tiring induction

Hospital birth, budget 2000$, natural birth if possible

Certified doula/newborn specialist 5+ year experience with newborns Age 35+ sleep training preferred 3-4 visits a week, 4-6 weeks

First baby, giving birth at el Camino Mountain View hospital, will want an epidural, flexible budget, Aetna EPO plan

have doula certification, minimum 2 year experience. new born day time care and overnight care. Insurance is United healthcare select plus, a ppo plan.