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I'm looking for a lactation consultant who specializes in bottle refusal

Hi! I’m looking for a doula for birth support and post partum too. I’d love someone who speaks Portuguese. I have diabetes type 1 and I’m considered high risk pregnancy. I’m looking for doulas who accept MediCal or Contra Costa Health Plan. Please, contact me if you think you’re a good doula for my case. (925) 490-8523.

1. Give birth at Kaiser Walnut Creek 2. What is covered under insurance plus paying extra to take home placenta. 3. None so far (need help with it)

Lactation consultant for in home visit familiar with twins

Lactation questions Supply questions Feeding questions Latching questions

1. Birthing at Kaiser, Oakland. 2. Up to $1000 3. Vaginal delivery if possible, open to C-section if complications arise.

Looking for an In home lactation consult, preferably covered by insurance (Anthem BCBS) in Oakland CA, 94611. Planning for a vaginal delivery due 11/14/25.

I plan to give birth in hospital and have 11 visits covered by Kaiser and aim to stay within this visitation limit. My birth plan is to have a natural delivery if there aren't any complications that arise.

birth and post partum doula who is in network with kaiser

1. Walnut Creek John Muir 2. Plan to be mostly covered by insurance 3. Plan to go without an epidural but am open to other pain medications

English speaking, 2-5 years of experience Baby is refusing bottles and mom is Burnt out she won’t nap without contact or breast feed in public or bright room. Budget is flexible Need help with meals and cooking

Lactation training/ diaper change/ sleep schedule/ feeding schedule/ breastfeeding/ pumping routine / Tricare insurance

I’m in the Stanislaus area but am a patient with Standford and they want me to give birth in Pleasanton. I was just informed can’t do water birth at this location if I do want water birth delivery could be more in like Palo Alto. But I am planning to give birth at a hospital. I have no funds I am straight medi-cal(fee-for-free) service and have to go thru this. Was informed I should be able to receive thru this. I don’t fully have birth plan down but my doctor is trying to fight with some options I’m looking at or wanting. I need help kind of coming up with one. I know I want delayed cord clamping till cord is white(doc says can’t go past 90secs but not what I want), due to scoliosis and other issues do not want a epidural but to know what other options may be useful or I can do to avoid this route, I want to be able to move around, I do not want to give birth on my back(doc wants me on my back), not sure what’s best way wondered about squat type position but because I had knee surgery year ago was told water birth may be better option for this and because of my hypermobility EDS, chronic inflammation/pain, etc. I want to know what might be another way I could deliver that would benefit me. I do not want to give my child the eye cream,or hep b shot, I’m not sure I want to give my child the vitamin k shot(doc is definitely pushing vitamin k shot and saying u need to give your child hep b vaccine because she’s gonna live her life and she needs it as a baby even though there is no reason she needs the shot.), I want to use a birthing ball, maybe running water, aroma therapy in the room, I am also marked high risk.

1) currently, in the hospital 2) 4500 3) as natural as possible, with little interference

1. sutter davis (hospital) 2. my payment would be through my insurance 3. unmediated birth, minimal cervix checks, immediate skin to skin (golden hour)

Hello, and thank you for this wonderful service. We are currently looking for a doula and our top priority is finding someone who has experience working with clients whose services were covered (either fully or partially) by Kaiser insurance. If you or your organization have experience with Kaiser coverage—whether through direct billing or client reimbursement—I would love to hear from you. Thank you so much in advance. I really appreciate your time and support!

Baby not transferring enough milk but on the breast for long

Giving birth at CPMC in SF - would like to spend about $40/hour and want someone who can identify what we need and really step in and coach us

Must be able to file claim with Kaiser permanente.

We're looking for someone who accepts our insurance to come do a home visit if needed! My wife has two small risk factors that make us think we may need one, and want to be prepared. Birthing at CPMC Van Ness in San Francisco, no specific birth plan other than healthy/science-backed, and hoping to be covered by insurance (Blue Shield PPO)