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Plan to give birth at home. Budget: unknown Birth plan: as natural as possible, possible water birth Would like a black provider with at least 10 years experience Insurance is blue cross ppo

Plan on giving birth in a hospital. Budget is around 2000. Preferably someone who has worked with Muslim clients.

Looking for someone with NICU experience to help me nurse my baby that was identified with spina bífida. Baby will have surgery as soon as they are born and will spend some time in the nicu. I am unsure what special needs they will have besides the healing time of surgery to close up the spinal opening.

This is my second baby and thankfully I’m able to breast-feed. However, I currently am using a nipple shield and I would like to remove it and have the baby Latch on directly. Additionally, I am worried about my supply if he is getting enough milk when latched on. I am pumping about an ounce on each breast.

I need help with my 6 month old baby taking the bottle.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee Program - Basic Plan

I am looking for a in home visit location consultants who is experienced. My baby is rejecting breast lately after a few minutes of breastfeeding. Need some help there

Languages Russian /Ukrainian. Postpartum Doula and Newborn Care Specialist

I want to find someone who takes blue shield of california platinum ppo plan for as much of the care as possible. I want someone to come to the house and help with post-partum related needs.

support with latching on breast. would like them to be certified and covered by TRICARE

English. IBCLC. Covered by my insurance blue shield CA ppo

Looking for a lactation consultant to help get baby with a deep latch. Also looking for a night nanny to help with baby when awake at night.

- 2 months - no other duties - lactation consultant certification

Need a nanny for a few hours in the day and night dula on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 6/21/26 to 6/27/26. May need help with light meal prep and laundry and bathing the baby.

Hello, I need help with my babies latch. Whenever he gets frustrated it’s impossible to get him to latch & then some days even when he’s calm I think my let down is too fast and he starts screaming when he’s eating

Latching help and positioning help with breastfeeding a newborn

I live in Hollister, but I will be giving birth at Kaiser in San Jose, CA, and I’m looking for a supportive, trauma-informed doula for both birth and postpartum care. I would love someone familiar Latina postpartum traditions (preferred), such as rebozo support, gentle bone closing/cerrada de cadera, emotional support, and holistic healing practices, and lacataion support. I’m hoping for someone warm, calming, and nonjudgmental who can support both me and my partner through labor, recovery, breastfeeding, and postpartum mental health. I’m especially interested in postpartum support that helps me feel grounded, safe, and cared for after birth. I have Kaiser and would prefer someone in-network.

inverted nipples, painful latch, increasing milk supply

•Latch support- my baby favors one side (left) but is still not great at latching and staying on to nurse fully. I need a lot of help with the right side, she doesn’t like to feed on the side and screams at it when it’s right in front of her or even in her mouth ready to go. •Staying latched- my baby can latch fine on the left side, however falls off after three-five suckles and then will reattach over and over. She’s still hungry after doing this for sometimes 10, 15, 20, or 25 minutes but is exhausted for all the reattaching. •Milk supply- this is my second pregnancy so my milk came in very quickly. It feels like and pumps like a slight over supply. I have no issue with supply but my boobs are full and my baby isn’t consuming enough through breastfeeding. I’ve had to start pumping to get the milk out. My baby is then fed the milk through Dr. Brown bottles because she’s exhausted from trying for 45minutes to an hour. •My baby is only a week old, so this might be a premature request. I know it takes time, but I’m hoping for some support so I can help them established with this and feel full after breastfeeding.

I need to work with a lactation consultant on increasing my supply and helping my baby latch for longer periods of time