Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Bell Gardens, CA

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want to have an epidural but also want support with being able to change positions with an epidural. I want help with breastfeeding and latching support.

I plan on giving birth at the hospital. I am unsure of what to expect as far as my budget. I’m also unsure of what my exact birth plan is and need guidance in this area. I am interested in encapsulating my placenta.

I plan to give birth in a hospital (Kaiser). My goal is to avoid having a c-section. Weighing all options on medicated and non medicated birth. First time looking into doulas, not sure what cost is.

Home birth plan. Budget is less than 500. Unmedicated.

1. Hospital 2. Around $3,000 my insurance covers some 3. Type one diabetic, natural with minimal interventions

i plan to give birth at a birth center called Kindred Spaces located in Los Angeles. i’m currently my budget it’s much $500 at the most. i’m due in February and call to have a water birth

I need a doula who accepts MediCal insurance in Los Angeles County. I am open to different birthing philosophies but could work with an English or Spanish speaker.

Some caring for a baby and creates a pattern of sleep for the baby

This is my second child. I haven’t decided where I plan to give birth but will likely be in a hospital. I would like to have minimal medical intervention, water birth, no epidural. (Bad experience in the past). I want to keep my budget as affordable as possible.

I'm giving birth in the hospital but I would like to give birth naturally without interventions. I am looking for a doula to educate me before my babies birth that accepts Tricare. I am not looking for a doula to be there with me during birth.