Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Sparks, NV

We plan to give birth at Renown in Reno, I’m looking for a doula to help support during labor. My husband will be there as well. So maybe it’s more helping/teaching my husband how to support during labor

Just looking for general information and to get some information about step and coverage

looking for doulas in the reno nevada area that accept tricare to provide a comprehensive list to airmen

1. Hospital 2. $1,500 3. I dont have a specific birth plan currently. So far, I know I do not wish for an epidural or an episiotomy

Looking for birth support, planning to having birth at the hospital. We would like support and guidance on medical procedures in case of change of plans. Preferably Spanish speaker.

We are planning a homebirth with a midwife in the reno/ verdi area. I’m not sure what our budget is, it just depends on the service.

Hi, I was recommended a Doula by my OBGYN and need help to prepare for birth.

Hospital $1,000 or less I want a squat bar, do not want to give birth on my back, I want to hire a company to capsule my placenta and I want an epidural

1. I pant on doing a home birth 2. unsure 3. I want to do it all natural in the most comfortable environment I can with as little stress as possible

I'm interested in acquiring a hospital birth doula. That is covered under Tricare West

Barton South Lake Tahoe Not sure Hospital birth, no induction unless necessary

Hospital Covered by Kaoser HMO Epidural Hospital birth in Roseville, CA

I want to give birth at home but my insurance doesn’t cover midwife’s so I’m trying to get some help with finding an OB that may do home births. I am treating my pregnancy like an overachieving student as I’m only a few weeks pregnant but looking to cultivate the most empowering home birth experience ! I am definitely on a budget, not looking to spend more than a couple thousand dollars on birth services (doula and provider). I want a home birth

Plan is to birth in a hospital in the near city but I would like to explore home birth. No clue on budget. We just got a new income and insurance. Mainly low intervention, no epidural if I could handle it, second pregnancy so have done it once before. I want to keep the cord attached mainly until all blood passes and no vaccines

Looking for a natural birth for my 5Th baby at a hospital or birthing center. I want delayed cord clamping, birth in a tub or on hands and knees and bring my placenta home. I need someone who can coach me through my pain and help me stay calm when things get hard. I especially don't want to tear so doing everything I can to avoid that would be great. I love oils and energy work. That would be a added bonus.

1. Hospital 2. Unknown estimated budget 3. Vbac, epidural, placenta encapsulation, need patient advocacy due to previous birth trauma 4. Accepts Anthem insurance

1. Giving birth at a birthing center 2. Ideally would like tricare coverage, but $2,000-$3,000 3. Labor as long as possible at home before going to the birth center. All natural birth without any interventions

I’m pregnant with didi twins. I had two beautiful and empowering unmediated births at a birth center with midwives with my singleton babies, but will have to give birth at the hospital for the first time for this pregnancy. I’d love to find a doula that has experience with twin pregnancy/birth and someone who can help me advocate for a minimal intervention birth (if everything continues as normal and healthy) as much as possible.

I Plan to give birth at the hospital. I’m hoping my Cigna insurance will cover a doula to support me through my first birth.

Our plan is for our baby to be born in the hospital, and we hope to have some elements that will make my delivery more pleasant. We have our Partnership insurance, which will cover the costs of doula services.