Find Birth Doula Jobs in Santa Cruz, CA

I am 13 weeks pregnant, I plan on giving birth at Kaiser in San Jose. I’m not sure if my first plan that’s why I’m looking into duos now so they can help me. Thank you 🩷

My partner plans to give birth at Sutter in Santa Cruz. No budget. Vaginal birth, no plan just yet

Hospital $3000 Vaginal birth Certification, 10+ years experience

Looking for a birth doula who might also help with breastfeeding education/lactation consultant. I'll be giving birth at a hospital, ideally an unmedicated vaginal delivery. I'm not sure my budget at this time, I'm looking to understand the cost. I'd like an experience provider speaking English. I have Cigna PPO Open Access Plus.

Hospital Doula, in Milpitas area. To provider hospital doula services and is will to take my insurance Valley Health Plan

Hospital doula, covered through Valley Health Plan Insurance, Hospital birh

Someone to advocate for me in the hectic moments of delivery and contractions to help me feel focused and give me knowledgeable insights with methods and positions on how to manage pain during contractions. I have a lot of anxiety going into my second pregnancy after a HORRIBLE experience with my epidural during my stay at Kaiser. The first one didn’t work, and the second one resulted in a spinal headache, and a nurse accidentally gave me too much/extra dosage of the epidural and my legs were pointless and hanging so my mom/husband had to carry them which was even harder to push my 9.7 pound son out. I just want to feel supported and safe.

Hello, My name is Anna Kerlo. I am reaching out to you to ask if you might have availability to support my husband and I through the birth of our baby. I am due August 12, it’s a girl, and she will be our first child after 7 years of IVF treatments. We have Kaiser, and are planning to give birth at Kaiser Santa Clara. I am hoping for a birth as unmedicated as possible, but also understand things don’t always go as planned. Would be available? Thanks a lot in advance for your help, Anna Kerlo

I live in Hollister, but I will be giving birth at Kaiser in San Jose, CA, and I’m looking for a supportive, trauma-informed doula for both birth and postpartum care. I would love someone familiar Latina postpartum traditions (preferred), such as rebozo support, gentle bone closing/cerrada de cadera, emotional support, and holistic healing practices, and lacataion support. I’m hoping for someone warm, calming, and nonjudgmental who can support both me and my partner through labor, recovery, breastfeeding, and postpartum mental health. I’m especially interested in postpartum support that helps me feel grounded, safe, and cared for after birth. I have Kaiser and would prefer someone in-network.

only need birth support doula on the day of birth, budget only $500

I have Kaiser HMO plan. Plan to give birth in hospital. I have hip arthritis with limited hip mobility in one leg. Other leg is perfectly fine. I want to explore if vaginal birth is possible for me. I want to know about alternate birthing positions.

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.

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.

Community hospital of Monterey peninsula No budget Unmedicated birth Blue shield of CA

Birth plan at Stanford Children's hospital. Don't have a birth plan yet and need help making one! I was just told I have plascenta previa. This is my first baby. I have Aetna PPO

I plan to give birth at El Camino Hospital. I am seeking someone who can truly advocate for me when I’m in a vulnerable state. I want as little interventions as possible, minimal fetal monitoring, no pain medications/epidural, delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin, and no vaccines.

Hi, my expected due date is on 7/3 at Kaiser Santa Clara location. This is my first baby.

I plan to give birth at Good Sam in Los Gatos. Our budget is around $3-4k. Here are some notes for my birth plan: Free movement before Wear my own clothes Dim lighting No vaginal monitoring unless completely necessary Midwife/doula perennial massage with coconut oil to reduce chance of tears. I want to labor down/ throne position or maybe be on 4s. I don’t want to push until I feel like I have to (unless baby is not ok ) Water birth possibly (still thinking). Aroma therapy during labor No pitocin unless completely necessary. No episiotomy unless completely necessary for baby health. Do not cut the umbilical cord until 5-45 mins later or until it’s white in color. Do not SCRAPE my placenta out, let me deliver naturally unless for emergencies or let me breast feed to help deliver it. No forceps used unless completely necessary for the life of the baby Keep vernix on baby no bath No vitamin k No eye ointment No vaccines do not bring baby out of room without dad ever

Hospital (planning to deliver at a hospital in the Bay Area / Mountain View, CA area). I have Cigna commercial insurance and understand doula care may be covered under California AB 904. I'd like to first use my insurance benefit if possible. For any out-of-pocket portion, my budget is approximately $4,000 for postpartum support. First-time mother, IVF pregnancy, currently under OB-GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) care due to advanced maternal age (38). Planning a hospital birth. Open to natural birth but following medical guidance. Due date: January 20, 2027. I would especially value postpartum support, as I don't have family nearby.