Find Doula Jobs in Santa Clarita, CA

I plan to give birth at St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. I’m not sure what my birth plan is yet. Insurance is Aetna Electric choice open access.

i am a new mom looking for night time help to help with sleep training, breast feeding and emotional support

I would love to be able to go through my insurance if possible. And I am having my baby at the Simi Valley Birthing Center. I haven't written out a birth plan yet as I am still more than 4 months away. I just turned 31 years old. and My husband and i speak English. This is our First Baby.

I'm looking for a birth doula who can operate from a hospital. Ideally if they are registered with Los Robles hospital that would be amazing as I could cover it with insurance. Otherwise I will have to pay out of pocket and while I want support, birth is expensive. I want someone to be three throughout the birth and coach me through it as this is my first baby and I'm trying to do a natural birth in the hospital. I have an amazing midwife who operates out of Los Robles so we'll be doing that there. My ideal midwife would be spiritual - have sound bowls or suggestions for good music, sounds, breathing techniques, positions and natural herbs, oils and yoni steams to help bring a baby into this world in the most natural way possible given the circumstances.

I am giving birth at UCLA Santa Monica medical center. I am hoping to do a VBAC with minimal intervention. No epidural if possible. I have anthem blue cross HMO

I am looking for nighttime help (postpartum doula, night nurse, etc.) for our baby who has a due date of December 3. We are only able to work with someone who accepts Carrot.

I will be delivering in Santa Monica Birthplace hoping it will be unmedicated and positive. I am looking for a doula to help support me and my husband at the hospital as well as contribute with advocating for my needs.

We're hoping to build our village and would love for you to be part of it. We're expecting our second daughter in November and are looking for a warm, experienced caregiver to support our family during the day for the first few months postpartum. A little about us: We're a family of soon-to-be four, with a 2-year-old daughter who's excited (and curious!) about becoming a big sister. We'll have some family in town to visit and help during the early weeks, but they live elsewhere, so we're hoping to build a "village" here at home — a caregiver who can become a steady, trusted presence for us during this season, not just a temporary hire. What we need: A few hours of daytime support each day (schedule flexible — happy to find a rhythm that works for both of us) Experience with newborn care: feeding support (bottle and/or breastfeeding assistance), soothing, sleep routines, and general newborn wellbeing Comfort around toddlers is a plus, since our 2-year-old will be home too CPR/First Aid certified Trustline certified preferred Comfortable providing references from past families Ideally, you also bring: Postpartum Doula training/certification — we'd love support for parental recovery, emotional adjustment, and the whole-family transition, not just newborn care A calm, communicative presence — we're looking for a true partner during this season, someone our family can lean on. Added birth doula as am also looking for pre-birth prep and virtual birth support as needed, so if we find someone who covers it all, that would be great, but also open to them being separate roles. Start Date: November 2026 (flexible around baby's actual arrival) Schedule: Daytime, a few hours per day — exact hours negotiable We'd love to hear about your experience, certifications, and approach to newborn and postpartum care. Looking forward to connecting!

Birth prep, labor and postpartum support

New mom support part time. In person and virtual for baby born 9/22/2026

More help with at home care for the baby while dad is at work. Just 1-3hrs here and there $400 a week

First baby, in Studio City. Looking for postpartum doula who could consult with feeding and newborn care.

3rd baby, have had two previous unmedicated birth, plan on having baby at Tarzana hospital

Postpartum help like night nursing and lactation consultant

Hi,I am looking to partner with a doula for a community family resource center. We have a grant in the works that will give us the capacity to offer prenatal educational classes to woman in Palmdale. I would love to discuss pricing for something like this. I appreciate your time. 6614360100

First baby due in December 22. Looking for postpartum doula

postpartum care for first time parents newborn education

I’d like to give birth at a birthing center but my husband is leaning towards a hospital. I mainly want it to be a natural birth and to labor how I feel most comfortable. I don’t want to be pressured or pushed by the hospital in any way (including delayed cord clamping, keeping vernix on etc). My budget is $5k max if possible but not sure how much these services are (would like to use insurance if I can). My insurance is Aetna Choice II POS.

I am looking for someone who can help to protect me and help me feel safe and like my choices are being respected during labor. I am absolutely open to pain medications/necessary interventions, but I do have some fear in hospitals and I don't necessarily trust the medical system 100%. My budget is probably up to $1000, I'm giving birth at the UCLA center in Westwood. I am going to decide on an epidural as I go, but if I get one I want a walking epidural. I am afraid of C section to be honest, I would rather have some control and be able to move around but not feel rushed through or pressured into procedures that aren't necessary. I want to protect a calm and quiet environment as much as possible, I'm guessing I'm going to want to be very inward as I go through the process, at least as much as possible, but this is my first baby so I'm not 100% sure. Hoping to do intermittent monitoring if possible, want golden hour, don't want my provider to pull on my placenta or the cord. And I'd like delayed cord clamping :) I am definitely open to student doulas, but I don't think I want UCLA student doctors in and out disturbing my peace as I work through labor. Mainly just don't want the noise, distraction, additional people in the room.

Hi we are just starting research on Doula services and want to understand what insurance covers vs does not. We have a united healthcare PPO