Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Culver City, CA

1. UCLA (hospital) 2. 2-3k 3. Plan is for both mom and baby to be healthy and happy! Hopefully a vaginal birth, but understand the possibility of a c-section.

We are trying to decide whether we will give birth at Kaiser West LA or at Kindred Space Birthing Center. We are looking for a Doula that accepts Kaiser insurance. This is my husband and I's first pregnancy so we are looking for someone who can provide emotional support and comfort. I would like an unmediated labor so would like support with sticking with this decision. If we end up in a hospital, we would like someone who could advocate for us to have no medical interventions (unless needed for the safety of baby or mom).

1. We plan to have a home birth. 2. Our estimated budget is 3000 dollars 3. Our birth plan is to stay as natural as possible during the process and have a healthy baby in nine months.

Labor doula 4th baby but would like to be supported in potentially not getting an epidural and help advocate for what I need/want in the hospital Planning to give birth in a hospital

Giving birth at Cedars-Sinai and will be recovering in Palos Verdes after. I would like a natural delivery, but doctor is pushing for a c-section due to my baby being breech.

I'm planning to give birth at UCLA Santa Monica Birthplace My budget is 2,000 I'm looking for a birth doula to help me during delivery and a postpartum care doula to help afterward

Looking for a Homebirth midwife and birth and postpartum doula. Budget is $8000

I am planning for an unmedicated hospital birth in Los Angeles. I would prefer to have some coverage from my healthcare provider Aetna but am open based on finding the right person. I am very early on (7 weeks) but would like to establish care and a good relationship with a doula early on. I sometimes have trouble advocating for myself, and get overstimulated very easily. I want a support system that can allow me to stay in my zone during birth, with gentle reminders and redirection and understanding of my needs.

I plan to give birth at a hospital and having a doula would be great. My birth plan is a vaginal birth with as little intervention as I can tolerate (but not opposed if I/the baby is in distress). I am also looking for either a postpartum doula or a night nurse/nanny. My budget is $3,000-$4,500.

My husband and I will be first time parents. I do not have parents and his parents live in another country, so we don’t have much support from family close to us. I will be giving birth at Cedars-Sinai and plan on having an unmediated delivery. I do not have a budget as this is my first time inquiring about a doula.