Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Simi Valley, CA

I plan on giving birth at the hospital. Birth plan- epidural, feel as little pain as possible. Learn how to breath and relax

I plan to give birth at Kaiser Woodland Hills

I am open to exploring a birth center as an option for birth or a hospital. Insurance should cover everything. I would love an unmedicated VBAC but am open to whatever needs to happen. I would love support through birth for me and my husband.

I'm planning to give birth at a hospital. I have Tricare insurance, and they will cover up to six visits with a doula and one "untimed" visit for the birth event. I only plan on using the services covered by my insurance. I have a pretty extensive birth plan, with essentially as little interventions as possible. I can provide more details on this later! For the provider, I am looking for someone kind who can advocate for me at the hospital.

I plan to give birth at Los Robles hospital in Thousand Oaks, CA, I am looking for a Doula covered by insurance for post-partum and, ideally, birth support, if covered.

1. In hospital 2. Unsure, do you work with insurance? If not no problem 3. No pitocin or c—section unless actually emergent, Unmediated maybe water, intermittent monitoring, birth stool, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin right away and no first bath. I’m very new to this and I’m looking for someone with experience to help support me and my husband as this is going to be our first child and I want to enjoy the process of birth as much as possible so I can bring my baby into the world with excitement and joy rather than worry and fear.

I plan on giving birth at Kaiser Woodland Hills location. I'd like to go all natural. I want to get help with breastfeeding.

I am looking into getting a birth and/or post partum doula since it is covered by my insurance. I have a high risk twin pregnancy and I’m currently on modified bed rest so it has been mentally challenging throughout. I plan to give birth in Ventura.

Need someone in the North LA area SFV, SCV I will be giving birth at a birthing center. My budged is below 3k I am a small business owner who is funding my own birth and maternity leave and have very limited insurance with a high deductible. I would also really want the doula to be latina or indigenous and practice native/indigenous post partum practices.

1. UCLA Medical Center 2. $500 3. Just mom, dad, doula, and doctors in delivery room

Looking for a postpartum confinement nanny

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.

Planning to give birth at cedars Sinai, looking for birth and postpartum doula to help with the process As well as newborn care educator and lactation consultant

-Olive View Medical Center -Plan to use Molina Insurance - No birth plan yet -Open -30 year old female. High Risk Pregnancy -

1.Hospital birth 2.N/A 3.Not sure what that plan is

I plan on giving birth at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital in Valencia CA. I plan on having insurance cover. I want to have an unmediated natural birth. Tricare reserve select is my insurance.

Looking for a doula to guide my husband and I through a TOLAC postpartum recovery. Plan to give birth in a hospital and hoping to find someone who can be at least partially covered by insurance

We plan to give birth at Henry mayo hospital. I don't want to be constantly bothered while in labor though and am not sure if hospital is the best way for me to go. I have thought about birthing centers but just don't know what I should do. I want to have a natural birth but don't want to not have the option of an epidural if I have too much pain/ huge baby. I also want to be able to voice that I want to space the vaccines out once baby is born and have the ability to move around or change positions for a more comfortable birth. I have been trying to prepare myself for birth now as well as doing pelvic opening and strengthen workouts but want to make sure I'm doing enough to help With birth and my recovery after birth. I just want my husband in the room. This is our first baby so we are learning a lot. We wouldn't want to go over $1000 for our budget since we are a one income household.

This is my first baby and I plan to give birth at a birth center. My insurance doesn't cover a doula so my budget would be $1500. I would like my provider to have experience with severe back pain. I can not lie on my back and transitional movements are extremely painful. I want to gain better understanding of birthing positions that will be right for me. I want to learn different pain management techniques and receive information on how my husband can help during the labor process. For lactation I would like to work with an IBCLC if possible. Postpartum I would like information on sleep training. I would like to meet in person with the doula at least twice before the birth and at least once after.

I plan to give birth in the hospital, and have anthem blue cross blue shield members ID MUU309W26631