Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Irvine, CA

Happy new year! My wife & I are expecting a baby girl around May 05 2025. We are reaching out for postpartum support. We have Kaiser Permanent Insurence and it covers upto 11 visits for Doula services. We probably will need more than 11 days but wanted to understand if you have below qiualifications(needed for claims) a) Valid National Provider Identification (NPI) b) Tax Identification Number (TIN) c) If you can work with Kaiser Permanent Insurence to file a claim for reimbursement through OfficeAlly. For the 11 days that our helth insurence covers. Ref: https://healthy.kaiserpermanente.org/southern-california/health-wellness/maternity/doula-care?kp_shortcut_referrer=kp.org/doulacare#kp-doula-services If you qualify, please let me know if we can connect to understand your services. Thank you

Memorial care in fountain valley 1500 Natural birth will like to birth at home as much as possible

1. plan to deliver at the hospital (hoag irvine) 2. 2k 3. would like freedom of movement during labor, open to a epidural, would like to labor in the tub or shower, delayed cord clamping until cord turns white, soothing music and lights dim in l&d room

1. UCI labor and delivery 2. Must accept Caloptima insurance 3. C-section

Birthing center ,9-1500 Come atmosphere a lot of breath, breath work possibly some music no vaccines no interventions just let God do what the female body does

I want a natural birth in the hospital. None to little intervention.

I plan to give birth at Hoag Irvine with the midwives. The goal is to have non-medicated natural birth. My budget is around 2500-3000 at the moment.

home birth $3000 no unecessary intervantions, natural birth, I need someone that we be there to give positivite about I am able to without force the stuffs to be fast, have have calm and patience with the time that I need because I know that I can do that but I need someone to remind me that and only be ready to hold my baby when he go out from my arms.

Looking to see if anyone is covered by Anthem PPO insurance Hoag Irvine Already had one unmedicated birth

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’d like to keep my budget around $1500 but I can be flexible around that amount. This is a last minute request since I just learned that my insurance will reimburse doula services which makes this possible for me. I am at high risk for preterm delivery, so the baby could come any week now. I’ll be 37 weeks on 6/19/25 and my MFM believes I may deliver around that date. I’m hoping to make a last minute request work!

Hi! I’m a first time mom expecting a healthy baby girl. Planning a hospital birth in Orange County and looking for a Christian Doula to help me through a natural birth. I have a lot of concerns about birth, as I know I don’t historically tolerate pain very well, but feel strongly that with the right support and education, I can do this! I have a supportive husband who plans to be with me throughout, but he also worries about me getting through this and I understand a Doula can provide respite and support for partners as well. I am trying not to have a firmly set birth plan as I understand needs can change during labor and wish to keep an open mind for the sake of the baby’s benefit. While an unmedicated, natural birth is my first choice, I am open to variables in my care plan as is in mine and Baby’s best interest as we go through the process. I’m a strong believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, and trust that he will deliver me and my baby through this, so the person I invite into the room to support me, I would like to share this faith in the ultimate power in the room. As for budget, I’m hoping much of the service costs will be covered through my CIGNA insurance plan. Thank you!

Doula for Child Birth Memorial Care Huntington Beach Covered by Tricare Tricare

Plan to give birth at hospital Pain Management: yes to epidural and other necessary measures. Key people include chosen doctor, chosen doula, partner. Request for delayed cord clamping Plan to try for breast feeding Immediate baby skin to skin

Hospital birth, budget of $2,000. Hoping for a fully natural birth. I am low risk and healthy.

I am still undecided on home vs. hospital birth but leaning towards home birth. This is my first baby so I am not sure of budget range. My birth plan is bulleted below: -No induction/water breaking -No catheter -No Pitocin/cytotec -No epidural -Pain: Laboring in tub, hot or cold therapy, massage, movement, bouncing on ball. -Try different birthing positions; all 4s, tug o war, birthing stool, side, anything except laying on back. -No forceps, no vacuum, apply perineal massage. -Birthing of placenta, naturally. Do not tug/pull it out. - Dim-lit or candle lighting. - Open to water/bath birth if my home is capable

Prepping for unmedicated birth in hospital I want to learn tools to prep for unmedicated birth

Hello, I’m a new mom of a baby born who will be two months old Saturday. I have been diagnosed with mild postpartum anxiety and though my fiancé works from home, our families live far away and as first time parents, I believe we could use some additional support. Right now I’m struggling with feeding and pumping and knowing what to do with my baby all day. I don’t know a lot about babies and how to support their development so are these things you feel like you can help with? I look forward to hearing from you.

I plan on having a natural birth at Hoag Newport Beach hospital

I would like Doula assistance during labor and postpartum and help with the birth plan. I plan on giving birth in a hospital..

We are giving birth at UCI MEDICAL CENTER. Budget is $4000. We are looking for a birthing doula to help us ensure an easy and optimized labor and delivery as well as with postpartum care while at home. Looking for someone to help minimize pain during birth, emotional support , prevent cesarean section, collaborate with nurses and doctors to optimize the admission. Lactation help making sure we are optimizing feeding.