Find Birth Doula Jobs Near San Rafael, CA

1. Hospital 2. 500 3. Birth support and breastfeeding support. In hospital and at home. I want to delivery vaginally but with epidural. I will likely be getting induced due to my age (40)

Giving birth at Marin General Hospital through Marin Health. Looking into local Doulas and would like to find someone that could be potentially covered by our Cigna health insurance.

I would prefer a doula that I can meet in person at least once before delivery. I will be giving birth at vallejo kaiser but living in richmond. My budget being fully covered by kaiser insurance. The birthplace is pretty open.

I’m looking for a birth doula who is very holistic, trauma informed and has an embodied approach, I want recommendations for food, stretches and birth prep support. I want someone hands on who can be really interactive with showing my boyfriend what to do. I want to have the options to prepare at home and then also have a birthing center space set up if I want to switch at the time. Would love to spend around $2000 or less.

I want a at Home birth I have medical insurance I want to do all natural no medicine

Hello - I am giving birth at Kaiser SF on Geray. This is my first birth. I am looking to use all the services covered via insurance. I would like someone that is certified and has 4+ years of experience.

1. I plan to give birth at CPMC Hospital in San Francisco 2. I don’t know how much things cost so interested in learning the pricing of doula services 3. I don’t have a birth plan yet. I would like to work with a Doula to help me on this.

San Francisco Kaiser 1000 Natural using epidural birth

Giving birth at Alta Bates in Berkeley. Budget is $1,000 Birth plan: pending

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

birth and post partum doula who is in network with kaiser

Hello, I am looking into options for birth and postpartum doula support (I am supposed to have some coverage through Kaiser) for my second birth. Kaori

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 name is Haleigh, and I’m currently expecting and looking into doula support. I came across your information and would love to learn more about your services and see if we might be a good fit. I’d love to hear about your approach, availability around my due date (April 21st), and what support you offer during pregnancy and birth. If you’re available, my husband and I would be happy to set up a quick call or meeting to connect and ask a few questions. Thanks so much—I look forward to chatting!

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.

cpmc in san franciso is my hospital, will see depending on insurance coverage, would prefer to do natural birth and try no epidural, first child

Kaiser Permante downtown SF Insurance covered Ideally unmedicated vaginal birth but flexible. Female on Doulas and ideally muslim for cultural and religious understanding but not a hard requirement. I am with Kaiser so it should be covered by insurance

Need a trustworthy supportive doula for birth nd someone who is reliable and flexible for postpartum care.

1) UCSF Hospital in San Francisco, CA 2) Hopefully covered by insurance 3) Hoping for a beautiful natural labor, no induction/pitocin, use of nitrous oxide (gas/air), avoiding c-section, forceps, and vacuum assistance.