Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Redding, CA

First time hopefully 🤞momma. I previously had a miscarriage.

I am looking for a night nanny to help care for my baby postpartum for a few weeks. Someone who has experience caring for mom and mostly baby while mom rest during the night hours to keep her from being to overwhelmed and under-slept. Single mother looking for a cavegiver who can wake up with baby during the night hours so mom can rest and recover from geriatric pregnancy. This job would last about a month. There is also a 3 year old who wakes early morning hours that would need attending to periodically. There is an extra room available for night nurse to have resting space and bed while baby sleeps.

Birthing support and postpartum support. I need someone who knows how to show support and can calm my fears because the baby daddy doesn’t know how. I’m scared about postpartum and don’t want to spiral into a depression

1.hospital 2.200-300 3. non medicated, music and breathing exercises

My granddaughter has a newborn..i week old tomorrow and I am looking for her for postpartum help.. for a few weeks starting immediately. maybe org the house..night help…sleep and lactation consult if needed.. working with both parents If there are any in Redding, Ca I would love to hear from them. English speaking ehaning@comcast.net 659-773-2961

birthing in a hospital. I prefer a doula who accept insurance.

I live in Willows CA (Glenn county) and plan to give birth via c-section at Oroville Hospital in Butte County. I am hoping to find a doula that is covered by my insurance, Partnership Healthplan. I am especially trying to find a postpartum doula since I lost my last child as an infant.

Help during pregnancy and after childbirth with the baby

Hi! I am pregnant (10 weeks) with my first child and just saw the heartbeat yesterday at my scan. After my (pretty bad) experience with a missed miscarriage, I realized that, while I am good at advocating for myself in a healthcare setting, that I am essentially unable to with pregnancy because I don't know *what* I can even advocate for. Friends have suggested that a doula can help with this! I also have friends who recommend finding someone who is able to provide overnight services postpartum. I don't know whether that's something you'd even be open to (and imagine you'd want to first meet and understand anyone before working with them first!) but that's where I am at and what I am interested in! Thank you!

Birthing with Dr. Freeman Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center – Family Birth Center in Medford. My budget is I have very little ($500) and I was hoping my insurance Aetna could cover it. But I’m doubtful. My plan is to deliver vaginally and live.