Find Doula Jobs in West Hills, CA

Looking for birth and postpartum doula support covered by my insurance (LA Care through Medi-Cal), as well as options for lactation support if I need it. Planning a VBAC birth center birth (Simi Valley Birth Center).

Hi we are just starting research on Doula services and want to understand what insurance covers vs does not. We have a united healthcare PPO

First baby, planning a hospital birth at Los Robles in Thousand Oaks. Hoping for an unmedicated, low-intervention birth with freedom to move, a water tub if available, and my husband as my primary support person (hoping he gets to catch the baby). Open to nitrous oxide, but want to avoid the Epidural as well as Pitocin unless medically necessary. After birth I'd like delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and a hands-off approach to the placenta unless intervention's needed. I'd also love postpartum support to help us through early recovery and newborn care. Budget: covered under Gold Coast Health Plan (Medi-Cal), so looking for providers who accept that coverage.

We're hoping to build our village and would love for you to be part of it. We're expecting our second daughter in November and are looking for a warm, experienced caregiver to support our family during the day for the first few months postpartum. A little about us: We're a family of soon-to-be four, with a 2-year-old daughter who's excited (and curious!) about becoming a big sister. We'll have some family in town to visit and help during the early weeks, but they live elsewhere, so we're hoping to build a "village" here at home — a caregiver who can become a steady, trusted presence for us during this season, not just a temporary hire. What we need: A few hours of daytime support each day (schedule flexible — happy to find a rhythm that works for both of us) Experience with newborn care: feeding support (bottle and/or breastfeeding assistance), soothing, sleep routines, and general newborn wellbeing Comfort around toddlers is a plus, since our 2-year-old will be home too CPR/First Aid certified Trustline certified preferred Comfortable providing references from past families Ideally, you also bring: Postpartum Doula training/certification — we'd love support for parental recovery, emotional adjustment, and the whole-family transition, not just newborn care A calm, communicative presence — we're looking for a true partner during this season, someone our family can lean on. Added birth doula as am also looking for pre-birth prep and virtual birth support as needed, so if we find someone who covers it all, that would be great, but also open to them being separate roles. Start Date: November 2026 (flexible around baby's actual arrival) Schedule: Daytime, a few hours per day — exact hours negotiable We'd love to hear about your experience, certifications, and approach to newborn and postpartum care. Looking forward to connecting!

I am looking for someone who can help to protect me and help me feel safe and like my choices are being respected during labor. I am absolutely open to pain medications/necessary interventions, but I do have some fear in hospitals and I don't necessarily trust the medical system 100%. My budget is probably up to $1000, I'm giving birth at the UCLA center in Westwood. I am going to decide on an epidural as I go, but if I get one I want a walking epidural. I am afraid of C section to be honest, I would rather have some control and be able to move around but not feel rushed through or pressured into procedures that aren't necessary. I want to protect a calm and quiet environment as much as possible, I'm guessing I'm going to want to be very inward as I go through the process, at least as much as possible, but this is my first baby so I'm not 100% sure. Hoping to do intermittent monitoring if possible, want golden hour, don't want my provider to pull on my placenta or the cord. And I'd like delayed cord clamping :) I am definitely open to student doulas, but I don't think I want UCLA student doctors in and out disturbing my peace as I work through labor. Mainly just don't want the noise, distraction, additional people in the room.

Planning a hospital birth Birth plan is as holistic as possible while being safe for myself and baby

My insurance covers $2500 for a doula - just want to make sure I have everything prepared.

Birth location: Hospital Budget: $2,000-$4,000 (flexible) Birth Plan: Flexible but natural preferred Requirements: 5+ years experience, 25+ families helped Recipient: 39 year old with some chemical allergies (40 years-old by birth time) Additional Duties: Flexible Insurance: Anthem, Member ID: MPI30405156Q, Group #: 277163M402, Plan Code: 040

Santa Monica, medical healthnet accepted Muslim doulas

I will be delivering in Santa Monica Birthplace hoping it will be unmedicated and positive. I am looking for a doula to help support me and my husband at the hospital as well as contribute with advocating for my needs.

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

First baby, in Studio City. Looking for postpartum doula who could consult with feeding and newborn care.

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.

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.

Hospital, I need help with a vbac after two csections

Hello, My partner and I are expecting our first baby on February 23, 2027, and we're in Beverly Hills. We're looking for an experienced newborn care specialist for overnight support in the first couple of months: feeding, soothing, and guidance on healthy sleep habits. No medical needs, just a first-time family who wants to learn from someone who knows what they're doing. If you have availability in late February, could we set up a short introductory call this week or next? Happy to work around your schedule. Thanks so much, Dan

Third baby. Looking for someone to help at nights primarily, and ideally who is in network with United Healthcare PPO(already confirmed that I have doula coverage with my plan.) if out of network that could work too as long as you’re able to provide a super bill as I also have some out of network coverage. Thank you!!

Postpartum help like night nursing and lactation consultant

Looking for a doula, I plan to give birth at st john providence santa monica, my insurance is tricare west

First baby, need help. Los Angeles CA 90064. Baby to be birthed at St. Johns in Santa Monica.