Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Vallejo, CA

los angeles based, hospital birth, kaiser health care

Plan to give birth at Little company of Mary Providence in Torrance, currently see Marina OBGYN, have LA Care Direct Insurance. Hope to go natural/unmedicated.

1. Birthing at Providence St. John’s Hospital, Santa Monica 2. Doula budget approx 6K, but trying to see what insurance can cover first 3. Limited cervical checks, free movement, no epidural, VBAC, no tension on placenta, natural birth, open to nitrous oxide

Im hoping to get a doula for information about giving birth and to have an advocate during labor. I plan on giving birth at Mercy hospital in Roseburg, OR. Im hoping to have my insurance pay for services. Im insured with Umpqua Health Alliance. I'd like to have an epidural and to be induced a week early at 39 weeks. I'd like to be advocated for because my last epidural failed and I had no pain management. It was traumatic for me. After birth I'd like some tips on parenting two children, A toddler and an infant.

I'm giving birth at Kaiser Permanente LAMC. I'm looking for a doula who can help me during my labor, delivery, postpartum needs, breastfeeding assistance, and can give further education to me and my husband regarding baby care.

First time mom Need someone familiar with Huntington Hospital Pasadena Familiar with miscarriages, I’ve had 2 due to PCOS Budget tbd

for a Doula, we have about 2000-3000. We are giving birth at UCLA in Santa Monica Additionally, we are looking to book a nightmare nurse that can help for at least a week after the baby is born to not only help us get sleep, but help us be comfortable with the baby at home and teach things. I would like to talk to them before booking to make sure it is a good set up.

I will give birth in the hospital. Budget varies depending on which service. Birth plan is tbd

Birth preparation and Birth support. This is my second child. My goal is to have a VBAC in a hospital. I want to labor at home as long as possible, then transition to the Hospital. I want to have as little interventions as possible (no induction, Pitocin, etc...) but am OK with an epidural. I DO NOT want to labor or give birth on my back so I would like to plan for alternate positions with an epidural. I also know things don't always go as planned, and second children typically come faster, so Id like to be as prepared as possible to go natural if needed. I have Kaiser Permanente and plan to go through insurance.

Give birth in hospital A low budget Don't have a birth plan

I intend to give birth at UCLA Westwood. It is my second delivery and a VBAC. I intend to have a low intervention unmedicated birth. I am looking for a doula that accepts TRICARE Prime Insurance.

I plan to give birth at a birth center and would like to see if a doula is covered under my anthem blue cross pln

I’m planing to give birth at Providence St Joseph hospital in Burbank. It would not be my first choice as I was hoping for a home birth. Unfortunately, I was laid off last year and have been unable to find work. I’m hoping to find support covered by medi-cal. I would like my birth to be unmediated and with as little intervention as possible. This is my first birth so I do feel a bit nervous. I would only like my husband and doula in the room (along with any necessary medial care team). I would like to be able to move freely and have help getting into positions that will help me through the various stages of labor. I’d also love to spend time in the bath. I want skin to skin right away and delayed cord clamping.

In need of a lactation consultant to prescheduled for home visit post partum day one or two Need assistant findings a birth doula, please Delivering at Cedars SInai

1. Home birth 2. 10000 3. Natural birth. I would like to have specialists, my partner, and my mom there. Calming music would be great. Skin to skin is important for me and my partner. I am a first time mom so having a lactation consultant would be important.

1. Hospital 2. covered by Kaiser insurance 3. I would like help during pregnancy journey and postpartum.

Hospital MediCal/Medicaid Unmedicated birth Faith-based/christian

1. I plan on delivering at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena. 2. I believe my health insurance would cover doula resources 3. Want to be relaxed and listen to my body before any interventions such as epidural etc. i want to be able to labor is different positions and possibly reduce the risk of tearing. I would like a doula to guide my partner and i through the birthing process and be an advocate for me during labor.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but desire a natural birth. I am currently reading the Bradley Method book to educate myself. This is my first birth! I do not have a birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at my hospital, Kaiser in Downey. This is my second pregnancy. My first birth was at Kaiser in Downey also (about 3 years ago), where I gave birth unmedicated. The staff knew I had done the Bradley Method course and knew my birth plan and honored it. I plan to give birth the same way, except this time I have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes but hope to still have a healthy and unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. I had a doula for my first birth and would really like the hands on support, especially at birth. I would like to keep costs at $2,500 or less if possible and hope that I can have a doula that accepts my insurance. Thank you