Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Vallejo, CA

Have an 8 mo old right now but I also have a 10 cm fibroid planning to have it surgically removed May 6! Wondering your thoughts on pregnancy afterwards any advice is helpful

Fairview Southdale hospital in Edina, MN is where I plan to give birth. I'll be having a TOLAC, and while I'd prefer to have an unmedicated birth, I am open to an epidural. My goal is a successful vbac that involves lots of movement and gets my baby earthside safely. My budget is $1500 maximum, but I would prefer to spend $1000-1200.

Maple Grove Hospital. $500-1000. Vaginal without any meds or intervention if possible

I plan to give birth in Palestine, TX hospital I don't have a budget considering I'm on Medicaid I plan on doing an all natural birth so far

Giving birth in a hospital $800 max is my budget 3+ years of experience Birth doula for support during labor, exercise tips that can help speed labor or additional help with any complications that comes up

1. Abbott Northwestern 2. $2000 3. Natural Birth in the Hospital

Hopkins methodist hospital Need hospital assistance

I am a first time mom, giving birth with midwives at Fairview South Dale hospital. My budget is $1,700 My plan is to attempt an unmedicated vaginal birth, but I am open to an epidural

1. Maple grove hospital, Minnesota (Oakdale OBGYN) 2. **Covered by TriWest/Tricare** 3. I’m a previous mono-mono twin mom, forced hospital heavy, gen anesthesia delivery. I’m 30 weeks with my singleton. Hoping to find someone to who is faith-based and supports the physiological birth that I truly believe God built us for. Believing for a VBAC with zero intervention/pain management. We are strong believers and I have done a lot of research and been trying to prepare the best I know how to have a natural vbac. My visits have increased my discouragement of being able to advocate for myself, especially when it comes time to Labor. I want my husband as involved as possible and to have the best birth experience.

Hospital birth but would like to keep low intervention and as natural as possible. First time parent so looking to see how much this might cost and if it’s something we can afford. Would like to labor at home as long as possible and then will go to Maple Grove fo delivery.

Hospital birth. No clue on what to expect for a budget. I’m looking for strategies to be prepared to do it naturally, since it spontaneously happened last time. But also want to consider epidural.

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Humble, TX. Since I am a first time VBAC, I am required to hire a doula until the birth. My income and budget is very limited as I am the sole provider for 4 in my household, and now have to pay out of pocket for the birth center until my insurance can reimburse me part of it only after the birth. I am also catching up on my mortgage as I started a new job after losing my job last year. My birth plan is for the birth to be completely intervention free unless absolutely necessary, as I had a horrible experience at Citizens medical center that ended in an emergency C-Section. My budget would be as low as possible, with $600-$800 the most I can afford and $800 would be pushing it a bit.

1. Methodist Hospital 2. Insurance 3. Haven’t came up with one yet

1) hospital 2) no idea 3)This is my first baby and I have bad anxiety so I would like to explore options for help during birth

I would like someone to be there during the birth that would be able to act as the communicator between me and the hospital staff. I would prefer to have an unmedicated vaginal birth if possible and do not want to get induced or anything that would induce labor before my body is ready.

I plan to do a repeat second cesarean. I have a 1 year old toddler and will need help with care for her while I attend to her newborn sibling. My estimated budget is pretty low.

I plan to do a water birth at Mercy Hospital. Looking for someone who would be covered by insurance.

Hospital birth, hoping to get covered with insurance. Hoping for minimal intervention

Hospital. $800. Unmedicated vaginal birth with little to no intervention.

We are first time parents-to-be that desire a little extra support to ensure we are preparing the right way, curb our fears, and someone to be there for the birth of our child. Hospital birth planned Budget $2000 Aiming for natural birth but supportive of other procedures if required