Find Birth Doula Jobs Near National City, CA

Looking for someone to help guide me through my first childbirth. In need of someone to help my doctors stick to the birthing plan while also advising me if any changes should be made. Someone to give advise and coach me as they see fit to have a smooth relaxing painless and healthy birth

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I have a scheduled C sections for July 25, but will have natural if baby comes before. My insurance will be covering services

I’m giving birth at a birthing center in San Diego with a midwife. I need a bilingual doula in Spanish and English. I also need a post parting doula or a night shift nanny. My estimated budget is for $34-50 per hour for an average of 6-8 weeks. My birthing plan is a natural birth, no epidural, with a midwife and no Obstetrics. I plan to move freely about and give birth in the position I feel most comfortable in that moment. I want my husband to be present in the delivery room.

New mother. Plan on giving birth in a hospital Not sure about my budget Stay home mother to be for the first 12 Months

I’m planning to deliver in the hospital and our budget is around 2500 to 3000 if possible and I would do want a natural breath with no epidural

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My budget is about $1000. I am a low risk pregnancy and would like to deliver naturally with little to no pain medication if medically possible. I want to focus on utilizing different birthing techniques and positions to deliver. I understand that medical intervention may be needed or that I can change my mind at anytime to administer pain medications as needed.

Help during an after birth, giving birth in hillcrest sd, birth plan don’t die

Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center MediCal with Kaiser Permanente HMO

1. hospital birth 2. estimated budget of $1000-$1500 3. natural birth if possible. minimal cervix checks, intermittent fetal monitoring if needed, allowed to move around .

1) I plan to give birth at the hospital 2) I would like to know the average cost of a pregnancy doula 3) I do not have a birth plan yet

I plan on giving birth at Mary Birch hospital late December and am searching for a doula within the SHARP network. I have a high risk pregnancy due to my age (41) and gestational diabetes, and am preparing myself for what feels like an inevitable early induction/c-section and would like an advocate for that process. This is my first child and many of my friends have expressed how helpful it was to have a doula for the postpartum adjustment period. Because this service is covered by my health insurance, my budget is very flexible.

1. Hospital birth 2. I’m on budget so I’m looking around at prices 3. Unmedicated vaginal birth and no induction unless medically necessary. Want to use laughing gas to cope through the contractions.

I plan on delivering at a hospital. I am a single mother doing all of this on my own the budget is very small! I don’t currently have one. I’ve been looking for help with figuring out this whole next milestone in my life.

I plan to give birth at a hospital and would like to keep my budget under $2,000. I plan to labor at home as long as I safely can before going to the hospital, then go through with a natural delivery. I would like to labor in a tub as well.

We are planning to have birth at Kaiser birth center San Diego. We are looking for a doula who accepts Kaiser, our plan covers doula services. We are planning on a natural birth, low intervention.

I would like to give birth to my 3rd baby with the least possible medical interference. I'm afraid I can not afford a midwife so I will have to birth in hospital and have been advised that a doula can better advocate for my wishes in hospital.

Hospital birth Kaiser $2,000 Natural, VBAC, non medicated, holistic, hypnobirthing, pain management techniques,

1- UCSD Jacobs 2- flexible 3- medicated hospital birth, looking to find calm and relax during birth. Looking for hands on support, massage, and different pain management techniques. Partner needs a lot of support and guidance.

1. Giving birth in a hospital (but hopefully in their birth center) at Jacobs Medical Center. 2. If in-network through Aetna, cost will not be factored due to meeting OOPM. 3. Would like a natural, vaginal delivery.

UCSD MEDICAL FACILITY. (Hillcrest or La Jolla location Open to discussion on budget. Birth plans change, nothing set in stone.