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Wanted to see if you’re available and if we could interview you. We are expecting our second and looking for support outside traditional medicine.

This will be a hospital birth with an likely induction due to my age (42). I had gestational diabetes in my first pregnancy (diet and exercise managed) and expect it may return. I also anticipate using pain medication and an epidural. My priority is to have a doula who can work comfortably within a medical birth plan, provide emotional advocacy with hospital staff, and support for my husband and I, and if needed, use techniques like Spinning Babies. My first labor was a 42-hour induction with a sunny-side-up baby, and my doula’s Spinning Babies work helped her turn. Prenatal massage would be a bonus. Our estimated budget would be $1500-2500, although preferred on the lower side of this.

Hello! We live in Marin county but are planning to deliver at Kaiser San Francisco. I am looking for someone to work with before and after birth as well as who can attend the birth. I have 11 sessions covered by Kaiser insurance. I am hoping to find someone who can help advocate for me during the delivery. I do plan to get an epidural but I am interested in doing other things like pressure to mitigate pain (haven’t explored this just yet!).

We plan to give birth at Marin General in Greenbrae. We are looking for a doula who could help with birth preparation sessions. We will try to go the longest possible without an epidural and want to avoid Pitocin and any other drugs, except Nitrous oxide gas, which we are ok with. We do not want someone who will be present at birth but can help us prepare ourselves the best to welcome our baby girl in a calm and healthy environment. We will have a bath in the labor room and would love to review water moves that can help with labor pain. We are looking for someone who is covered by Anthem Blue Cross (PPO plans).

I plan to give birth in a hospital using my kaiser insurance.

1. I plan to give birth at Kaiser Oakland 2. I'm open on budget, curious to hear typical costs 3. I will have a planned C section

Hi, We are a queer couple expecting our second baby girl (due date Sep 3).  Are you available for birth /post partum care? It would be particularly helpful if you have experience helping parents care for newborn and managing feelings of older sibling.   We have Kaiser. Are you able to direct bill them? Thank you, Best regards, Mengfei & Ran 

I'm giving birth in San Francisco at the CPMC Van Ness Center. I'm aiming to do a natural birth, vaginal ideally with no epidural. My birth preferences are delayed cord clamping, minimal interventions, no episiotomy, immediate skin-on-skin contact with me and my husband after.

I plan to give birth in hospital and have 11 visits covered by Kaiser and aim to stay within this visitation limit. My birth plan is to have a natural delivery if there aren't any complications that arise.

Hi there! My name is Emily and my partner is Jeff. We live in San Francisco in Cole Valley. Below are some details about our birth: 1. We plan to give birth at Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco on Geary. 2. Budget isn’t an issue as Kaiser covers a birth doula. 3. I’m hoping to do an unmedicated birth but very open to pain minimization options if needed. I’d prefer to be on my feet and walk as much as possible, yoga ball, shower or bath, and labor at home for as long as I can before birth. I hope to breastfeed but also plan on pumping so my partner can help cover some feedings. Rest after birth will be essential for me!

I plan to give birth at Kaiser in San Francisco. Doula services are covered by my provider insurance. I plan to do a vaginal birth with an epidural.

Kaiser. $2000 budget. Natural birth. First time mom. Over 40.

birth and post partum doula who is in network with kaiser

1. I plan to give birth at the hospital. I want minimal intervention but open to epidural if I can't take the pain

Looking for a doula to help with birth and postpartum care. 1. Oakland Kaiser 2. 100% covered by Kaiser insurance 3. Natural hospital birth

My partner Janet wants to do a home birth. We are a newer couple and want to do everything as well as we can. We are both low income looking for affordable and natural methods for doing a home birth. I’m not sure what kind of budget to expect but I will be moving up to Berkeley starting a new unknown job to be with her asap. She is a gender and women’s studies major and I’m very inexperienced in this field but want to do everything I can as her partner to get her what she needs.

We plan to give birth at Kaiser Oakland hospital, and we are interested in finding a doula who accepts Kaiser insurance. We are interested in a birth with minimal medication. We are a queer couple (cis woman and trans woman), and would love to work with someone who wants to support queer families.

1. Kaiser Oakland hospital 2. Pretty open as long as they accept Kaiser insurance (which I think includes having an NPI) 3. Ideally would like: - Vaginal delivery and avoid tearing - Would prefer natural pain relief methods and try to avoid an epidural - Would love to be able to move freely potentially labor in water if that’s an option - I would prefer not to be induced - Immediate skin-to-skin

Need someone for prenatal birth and postpartum dula. And someone who’s in anthem select hmo network

I plan to give birth in the hospital, and am looking for a doula that can provide both birth and postpartum doula services under Kaiser coverage.