Find Doula Jobs in Santa Cruz, CA

I have Anthem Blue Cross PPO. I am having a planned C Section and looking for post partem doula support because my partner may be unavailable, taking care of of our elder child. During my last c section, i needed a lot of support, so hoping to get help for a couple of weeks

Night doula for mom and baby help. Baby is sleeping 3-4 hours a night, required a bottle feed and a diaper change

I want a home birth, and I need someone to help support me through my birth. My budget is 800-1,500. I want to have a unmediated birth and to wait to cut the cord when it’s white, and no vaccines

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital - Mills Peninsula Burlingame (but stay home as long as possible because I hear going to hospital too early results in more complications) Provide your estimated budget $2000-$2500 Describe your birth plan I don't have a fully fleshed out one yet and need some help crafting it if the birth doula can help. I want vaginal birth as much as possible unless there are absolute necessary conditions/complications that require a C-section. I don't want induction unless it's absolutely necessary. I want an epidural and also open to try other pain relieving methods but that doesn't mean I don't want epidural.

Hi there! We have a 3 month old boy and currently are using a newborn care specialist overnight 7 nights a week. Her contract is up and of September and she is unable to extend. We are looking for someone who can watch him overnight in October until we are comfortable starting sleep training. We will be out of town October 12-16, but ideally would love someone to start October 1-11, and resume again October 16-October 31. We are located in Burlingame!

Hi! Nice to meet you! My name is Camille and I am 17 weeks and a change along my pregnancy journey. I am due February 23, 2027 and am exploring doula support through doulas who work with Kaiser. My husband and I both loved your website and mission. We wanted to reach out to see if you are still working with Kaiser and if you have any availability. Thank you so much and look forward to talking with you! Warmly, Camille

Since this is my first time pregnancy I need someone who can help me with the birthing and preparing mentally and physically process throughout my pregnancy. I will be giving birth in a hospital. I want to give birth without being medicated. Estimated budget is 4,000. I am 32 and would like someone older than myself. Helping with suggested prenatal care and assistance with questions and concerns through my pregnancy.

Night time doula for 2 months and birth doula. Live in Burlingame CA.

We plan to give birth in a hospital in Pleasanton. Our insurance doesn’t cover Doula services, so we plan on paying out of pocket . I would like to get pricing for labor and delivery services . I am looking for someone with more than 5 years experience. My goal is to give birth in the most natural way possible. I would love to find someone that could support facilitate that .

Hospital birth Support during and after pregnancy

Redwood city kaiser, hospital high risk birth, able to accept medical please

Plan to give birth at hospital. Looking for a birth doula currently

It's our first baby. Looking for postpartum doula in Hayward, CA for 6 hours Monday to Friday $30/hour

We are first-time parents expecting a baby girl via a planned C-section at Stanford on September 16. We live in San Bruno and are looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to begin after we return from the hospital. Our priority is overnight support for approximately 8–12 hours per night, ideally 5–7 nights per week for the first 2–4 weeks, with flexibility to extend. We need help with feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, swaddling, bottle and pump-part cleaning, and tracking the baby’s feeding and sleep. We would especially value someone trained in lactation support who can assist with breastfeeding, latch, positioning, pumping, and recognizing when an IBCLC should be consulted. Experience supporting C-section recovery is also important. The provider must communicate comfortably in English and have strong newborn experience. Postpartum doula or newborn-care training, infant CPR/First Aid, excellent references, and knowledge of current safe-sleep practices are strongly preferred. We want responsive newborn care and healthy sleep foundations—not “cry it out” or formal sleep training during the newborn stage.