Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Yuba City, CA

1. birthing center 2. Partnership care plan 3. Natural, unmedicated, vaginal

Hi, I'm looking for the most holistic doula I can find to have a few sessions before birth, be there during my birth and a few sessions after birth. Bonus if they also have affordable workout classes or educational classes for couples. I'll be getting the exact day of my birth sooner, but it's estimated between July 12th and August 10th

Our plan is for our baby to be born in the hospital, and we hope to have some elements that will make my delivery more pleasant. We have our Partnership insurance, which will cover the costs of doula services.

Oroville hospital $200 I want all of the best for my baby. I want to be move educated on what is good for me and the baby

Almost 7 weeks post partum needing help with lactation

Still deciding, hospital is affordable, but home birth is more relaxed.

I’m pregnant with didi twins. I had two beautiful and empowering unmediated births at a birth center with midwives with my singleton babies, but will have to give birth at the hospital for the first time for this pregnancy. I’d love to find a doula that has experience with twin pregnancy/birth and someone who can help me advocate for a minimal intervention birth (if everything continues as normal and healthy) as much as possible.

I want to give birth at home but my insurance doesn’t cover midwife’s so I’m trying to get some help with finding an OB that may do home births. I am treating my pregnancy like an overachieving student as I’m only a few weeks pregnant but looking to cultivate the most empowering home birth experience ! I am definitely on a budget, not looking to spend more than a couple thousand dollars on birth services (doula and provider). I want a home birth

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I have insurance through Blue Shield of CA, if the provider does not take insurance I have budgeted around $1100. For my birth plan I plan on having an un-mediated birth.

Hospital Covered by Kaoser HMO Epidural Hospital birth in Roseville, CA

Kaiser Vacaville or Kaiser Roseville. Pay through insurance. Don’t have a birth plan yet.

We (my Wife) is planning on giving birth at Kaiser Roseville. Kaiser covers doula services and we can afford the copays Our birth plan is to go to the hospital. Sara will be on maternity leave and wont be returning to work

1. Giving birth at a birthing center 2. Ideally would like tricare coverage, but $2,000-$3,000 3. Labor as long as possible at home before going to the birth center. All natural birth without any interventions

1. Hospital 2. Unknown estimated budget 3. Vbac, epidural, placenta encapsulation, need patient advocacy due to previous birth trauma

I want to have a water birth at home or see if there is any hospitals or places that will allow me to have one covered by my insurance. I would like a Doula and Midwife to help me prepare for birth and after.

1) Hospital - teaching hospital system 2) $7,000 out of pocket 3) Epidural. I don't know what else.

I’m interested in finding a postpartum doula to help with newborn care and recovery.

Im looking for a midwife to help me with prenatal care, ultrasounds and a home birth. Im looking for something around $8000 obviously cheaper is better since we’re not in a great place financially. I’m so early in my pregnancy I don’t really know what I want to do yet as far as birth plan. Preferably holistic. I don’t want a c section and I want to be comfortable in my own home

Help with my first pregnancy and all that comes with that.

1. Kaiser Roseville 2. I have Medi Cal 3. All natural and as quick as possible lol This is my 4th baby, I barely have time to go to kaiser's prenatal appts, am I allowed to use my 2 prenatal appts as stretching/ massage in my 3rd trimester? A birth doula to help me advocate for a natural birth, I had 2 positive births at kaiser, at my last my 3 year old daughter wanted to see and witnessed her little sister be born. I did have my placenta encapsulated last time and thought it made a huge difference! Is that covered by medi cal? Or an extra fee? I think I want to use those other 8 appts as postnatal appts! Im still breastfeeding my 1 year old and plan to breastfeed throughout the pregnancy, then tandem feed, I'm pretty confident in that area but am constantly doing stuff for everyone else, I'd love a massage or someone to cook dinner and clean the kitchen, maybe help with the older kids bedtime routine if the baby isn't on the same schedule, or help making breakfast and packing up lunch one morning so the rest of the day feels easier, it's going to be the middle of summer! If this sounds right up your alley, send me a message!