Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Escondido, CA

Giving birth at Palomar hospital, budget of 3k if not covered by insurance. Looking for a labor doula to support my needs during labor and advocate for lowest intervention possible

Home water birth support I am still figuring out my budget, was hoping to use my insurance

We plan to give birth in a hospital. We don’t have a birth plan yet. Would like an epidural. Would like someone to help with planning for birth and helping after birth on how to breast feed

I plan to give birth in a birthing center in Poway, CA. I'm looking for someone who could do some massage. I would like to stay under 2000.

1. I plan to give birth at hospital by c-section 2. Budget $30 per hour. 3. I need a birth doula who is near me and ready to come for helping me for the last month before giving birth, and then help me for 2 months after giving birth.

I plan on birthing at Scripps memorial La Jolla. I’m thinking around 2K-3k max. I know not much can be planned, but ideally would love to have a low intervention, unmedicated birth. Intermittent monitoring, being able to move around. I would love a doula familiar w / certified with Gillian’s guide

I plan to give birth at UCSD Jacobs medical hospital. I'm unaware of the rate doulas typically cost as this is my first baby. I plan to give birth vaginally with medicine if necessary. I would like music, essential oils, lost of variety in movements while giving birth. I have gestational diabetes so I know that this can change to be either induced earlier or be a planned c-section.

I am active duty military and will be giving birth on base. Either Camp Pendleton or Balboa. I had a doula with my first child. I want a natural birth, delayed clamping, and 3 hours with my baby in my arms before anything is done to him.

I hope this email finds you well. My name is Tayler Erbe, and I’m expecting my baby on December 25th. I’m interested in your doula services and would love to discuss the possibility of having you as my doula. Also I live in scripps poway. I’m new to this and not entirely sure what to expect, but my goal is to labor at home as much as possible before heading to the hospital. I’d really appreciate your support at home during pre-labor, and I plan to go to the hospital once I’m around 5-6 cm dilated. I’ve also put together a birth plan and wanted to share it with you: Labor Preferences: Present during labor: Husband and doula. Room atmosphere: Music. Labor positions: Open to squatting. Pain relief: Natural methods until 5 cm, then epidural. Medical pain relief: Yes to epidural, no to Pitocin. Induction/augmentation: No to Pitocin. Fetal monitoring: Continuous. Delivery Preferences: Delivery positions: Hands and knees or squatting, no lying down. Assisted delivery: No forceps/vacuum without consent. Episiotomy: No cutting without consent. Pushing: Directed pushing is fine. C-section: Only as a last resort. Immediate After Birth: Skin-to-skin contact: Yes, uninterrupted. Umbilical cord: Delayed clamping until it turns blue. Baby placement: Immediately on chest, no cleaning first. Newborn procedures: No Hepatitis B vaccine. Breastfeeding: Yes, immediately after birth. Lactation consultant: No. Baby’s first bath: No bath. Postpartum Care: Pain relief: No specific preferences. Rooming-in: Baby stays in the room at all times. Visitors: Only my son, no others. Special Circumstances: C-section: Husband present, anesthesia as needed. NICU plan: Undecided. General Preferences: No students or interns present. In terms of insurance, I have Medi-Cal Blue Shield, Kaiser, and Aetna, so I’m hoping your services can be covered by one of these providers. Please let me know if that’s a possibility, and if you have availability around my due date. Thank you so much for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Tayler Erbe

I am active duty military and giving birth at Navy Hospital Camp Pendleton and am looking for a doula covered by Tricare to assist in my hospital birth.