Find Birth Doula Jobs Near San Luis Obispo, CA

Prefer burthing center, if in hospital still want Birthing tub option. Budget $6000 Birthing plan Natural unmemdicated birth No induction Natural water rupture No forceps No epidural, no pitocin No vaccines No erothmyacin drops No vitamin k Delayed cord clamping No bathing after birth Baby does not leave room for anything Minimal motoring to allow free movement. No unnecessary staff Birthing ball

We plan on giving birth at French Hospital in San Luis Obispo. We are looking for a birth coach, someone to support our needs and goals. I’m looking for a natural birth with coached positions and breathing. I’m wanting a doula to be with through my journey and at the hospital with me. We have Tricare and are looking for full insurance coverage if possible. Looking forward to a balanced natural led experience! This is our first child and are new to the process. Thanks!

We will be using a birthing center with a midwife We have cencal as well as the financial means to cover doula services I plan on a natural/water birth

Hospital. No idea on budget. Aiming for natural with limited interventions

1. Plan ti give birth in san luis obispo at sierra vista 2.budget around $1,000 3. Dont really have a birth plan as of now

We plan to deliver in a hospital. We want to avoid a c-section unless 100% necessary. I don’t want to be cut, I’d prefer natural tearing. I would like classical music playing during labor. I will want an epidural. I don’t want anyone in the room during delivery except my husband, doula and doctors/nurses. I want my essential oil diffuser in the delivery room while giving birth. I am sure there will be more to add as I progress through my pregnancy. I’m not sure what the budget should be. This is our first child, but we are definitely looking for a good/fair price.

Hospital Not concrete but am open to ~1,500. More important than price is matching with the right individual This is my first pregnancy, so I don’t have much knowledge of my birth plan. I want to give birth in the hospital but also want to make sure we have the knowledge and resources to advocate for our baby confidently.

I plan to give birth in Santa Maria, CA or Santa Barbara, CA (if needed). I was diagnosed with incompetent cervix after losing my first baby at 20 weeks. I am looking for birthing and pregnancy support to navigate this pregnancy, as I was told I am now high risk and will likely need a cerclage to increase my odds of having a full-term birth. I also have PCOS, which I try hard to manage through diet & lifestyle choices. My budget is around $1200. My birth plan includes a hospital birth & an epidural - I am not really sure what else to include in my plan at this time.

1. Hospital 2. $1,000 3. Natural birth, avoid OB interventions if possible

1) French hospital? Open 2) hopefully is covered by Tricare west (military) 3) I have no idea where to start