Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Santa Monica, CA

Looking for support pre birth and some post partum care as well, possibly some overnight help. Plan to give birth in the hospital in Santa Monica.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I also am not opposed to medication but want to try to give birth in different positions. Estimated budget: $2000-$3000.

I plan to give birth in a hospital but I’m looking to build a relationship with a Doula will be present throughout the birth. I want to have a non-invasive and natural birth as much as possible.. I’m looking for a Doula that is covered through Kaiser Permanente insurance and is able to bill them directlyx

Los Angeles. Would love to be covered by insurance. I’d like a doula to help me through pregnancy, the birth, and for check ups the first few weeks of post partum

I plan to give birth in the hospital. My budget is around $3k for a package.

I’m giving birth at UCLA. I would like to hear the package deals of available Postpartum Doulas. I plan to have a natural birth.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth in a hospital—specifically Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. 2. Provide your estimated budget Our budget is approximately $2,500–$3,000. 3. Describe your birth plan I am a very anxious person, so my priority is feeling emotionally supported and physically prepared throughout labor and delivery. I’m looking for a doula who can help me navigate the process in a calm and empowering way, including learning techniques that can reduce fear and help me stay grounded. My goal is to experience as little pain as possible. I am open to induction and would prefer to receive an epidural as early as medically appropriate so that I don’t feel intense pain. If I go into labor naturally, I would like to receive the epidural promptly once I arrive at the hospital. Having someone who can advocate for this plan, communicate my preferences clearly to the care team, and help me feel safe is very important to me. Overall, I would love support from someone who understands my anxiety, can prepare me in advance, and can guide both me and my partner through the experience with reassurance, knowledge, and calm energy.

for a Doula, we have about 2000-3000. We are giving birth at UCLA in Santa Monica Additionally, we are looking to book a nightmare nurse that can help for at least a week after the baby is born to not only help us get sleep, but help us be comfortable with the baby at home and teach things. I would like to talk to them before booking to make sure it is a good set up.

I would like to obtain the services of a certified doula. I plan to give birth at the hospital. I have Tri-care, so ideally someone who accepts their insurance. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

1 - Kaiser - South bay Medical Harbor City 2 - Hoping it will be covered by insurance 3 - unmedicated

First time mom looking for birth and postpartum doula. I am giving birth at Torrance Memorial Hospital. My budget is between $500-$800 🙏🏻.

Hospital Not sure budget yet Still learning/researching birth plans

I'm looking for someone in person. I'm located in Los Angeles CA. Giving birth at UCLA Health BirthPlace Westwood. I am looking for it to be covered by my insurance

I need a midwife that accepts medical. I would also like a doula.

Birth advocate Health advocate Making sure I am getting proper care

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have a very low budget and don’t have a very good idea about how much this would cost. I want to have a vaginal delivery and want to avoid tearing as much as possible. Over all just want help and advise to go through the process as it will be my first pregnancy and delivery.

I’m looking for a dollar that works in the anthem Blue Cross network. I plan on giving birth at UCLA Westwood and don’t have an exact birth plan but would like to do it eventually and with the epidural if needed.

1. Kaiser Woodland Hills 2. Kaiser covers 3. Epidural at the hospital

Plan to give birth at UCLA hospital. First time mom but would like a doula’s support because I would like to deliver naturally without an epidural or pitocin.

First time mom. Hospital birth at UCLA with estimated budget of $2,000.