Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in West Hills, CA

I am giving birth at St. Joseph in Burbank, CA. I want to use in-network benefits. I want to give birth vaginally and unmedicated if possible. I want someone who is Mexican and/or Black and Christian. English-speaking and has at least 2 years of experience. I am a 28-year-old woman with a Factor V Leiden mutation. My baby hasn't had any negative diagnoses. My insurance is anthem blue cross PPO and member ID is JQU075W24803.

We haven’t been able to get our baby boy Henry latched on. We are leaving Kaiser on Saturday, 19th, and would like to have a specialist at home to help us. We would like to do this at our home in Chatsworth.

Need help setting a birth plan. I am a first time mom. Giving birth in Northridge

seeking lactation consultant in network Giving birth in Los Robles hospital happy to pay copay will either have VBAC or c section

I would love to be able to go through my insurance if possible. And I am having my baby at the Simi Valley Birthing Center. I haven't written out a birth plan yet as I am still more than 4 months away. I just turned 31 years old. and My husband and i speak English. This is our First Baby.

I plan to give birth in the hospital, with Kaiser. I am considered high risk due to my age, 40. This is my first birth. My provider has suggested induction may be recommended.

Want help for feeding especially once discharged from hospital

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).

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.

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

I need help with latching, virtual and under $200.

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.

Hello! I am having some issues with my supply and my baby is only slowly putting on weight.

I’m looking for a doula to help me with emotional and physical support during birth, covered with my insurance plan, An affordable midwife to assist me with the home birth, and a lactation consultant to support me after birth with breastfeeding. - i will be going to my ob for my doctors appointments in network, and would just like to facilitate the actual birth at home. -home birth, bathtub, birth sling. - 5-7k - no intervention, no iv, only vitamin k, no eyedrops, keep placenta. - 2nd vaginal birth, first natural - i would like a lactation consultant to support me with cluster feeding, establishing supply, and creating a support for those emotions and pain you can feel with those first feeds. 💕 additional duties not required.

Our baby Sophie currently prefers the bottle (pumped milk or formula) and cries a lot before accepting the breast. We'd love to get help in making breastfeeding sessions shorter and less frustrating for everyone (:

I need help with breastfeeding, sleep training, Cleanning, and maybe meal prep.

Asking to see if we can have Doula help us out postpartum for baby needs and my wife's needs. I'm active duty with Tricare Prime and my wife is on a Tricare Select.

Heavily engorged new mom needs assistance with expressing milk. In person preferred

Single mom of 7.5 week old twins who have been both breast-fed and bottle-fed since birth (I usually breast-feed and bottle feed to top them off each feeding during the daytime (and also pump in the AM and PM before bed to add to bottles), but give formula bottles only overnight while I am sleeping and the night nanny is with them). Both twins are now becoming very fussy with breast-feeding at some feeding sessions (but not at others). Tandem feeding worked before but has not been possible for 5-6 days because of fussiness while feeding and unpredictability of breast supply. Wondering if I need a new strategy or if this is just a fussy stage (6-8 weeks)?