Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near San Francisco, CA

•Plan to give birth at the CPMC Sutter Health, Van Ness Campus, San Francisco •Second language spoken (French) •Additional duties (cleaning, cooking, sleep training) •Insurance provider name (Aetna)

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

We are first-time parents in San Francisco expecting our daughter any day now (due February 2026). We are looking for an experienced and affordable postpartum doula to help with newborn care. Our primary need is daytime support 3 days per week for about 5 hours per session during the weekdays. We would also love the option for occasional overnight shifts of 6-8 hours when needed. We’d love someone warm, patient, and great with first-time parents who can help us learn soothing techniques, establish healthy sleep habits, and support breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Ideally looking to start within the first week after birth and continue for 8-10 weeks . Our budget is $30-$40 per hour. Hospital birth. We also have two friendly dogs in the home so someone comfortable around pets is a plus.

We are having twins in August and looking for post partum support overnight 4 nights a week.

Seeking night time care for an infant (currently 2 months) for 4 weeks, 3-5 nights per week, hours of 9pm-5am (flexible for right candidate). Located in Cole Valley San Francisco

Hello, I was looking for a doula that was at least partially covered by Kaiser, Northern California. I was hoping to receive some prenatal, labor and delivery, and potentially some postpartum care (ideally more time that is alloted from Kaiser, and willing to pay out of pocket for the additional hours). Mostly looking for help with emotional support, education, and recovery support. Thanks and I look forward to hearing back! Kristine

We are looking for a Doula to help us during the birth if applicable and a few hours a week postpartum to give mom and I a break. We will be giving birth via induction on May 15, 2026 at 1:30pm at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in San Francisco, California. Kaiser allows $3,900 in coverage so that is our budget. We would like the provider to be certified and at least 5 years of hands on experience, My wife will be 37 (few days away from 38) during time of birth but no special needs are necessary. During birth, a provider than can give additional support (massages, care for Mom so Dad can rest if needed, help answer questions/educate us). Postpartum, someone that can help clean up around the apartment, help with chores, possibly cook, help ensure we're swaddling and feeding correctly, etc) Estimated Budget = $3,999 paid in full by Kaiser - our insurance company

I am looking for a day time postpartum doula starting in February or March 2026. I only want someone who can work with Cigna insurance (i.e., need to have doula certification, NPI number). My baby will be 3 months old and we need some help during the day as I deal with postpartum.

Hi Joanna, I hope you’re doing well! I’m currently 32 weeks pregnant and starting to look for a doula - my due date is 7/11. I’m insured with Kaiser and have doula benefits, so I wanted to ask if you accept Kaiser insurance? I’d also love to check your availability around my due date, and learn a bit more about your practice.  Looking forward to hearing from you! Olga Bienias 267-670-4229

- Requirement: Accepts Kaiser insurance for covered postpartum doula services. - Would be great if provider also had availability for night needs that could be paid additionally / out of pocket (since I know Kaiser does not cover night services). This can also be a separate provider. - Would like a provider with at least 2 years of experience working with newborns / newborn families. - Spanish as a second language would be a bonus, but not a requirement. - Requirement: must be OK with cats in the home, we have two kitties that share a space with us! If you are a cat lover, that is a big plus.

Hi Joanna, My Wife and I are expecting our first child soon, with a due date of August 23rd :) We're looking for a Doula for both birthing and postpartum services, ideally who can accept both Kaiser and Carrot benefits - Please let me know if you have availability and can accept either or both our insurance, if so we'd love to connect! Thanks, Lucas

Hi, my wife and I are looking for a newborn care specialist to look after our newborn during the night for 2-3 months. We're flexible on the days/hours. Location is Bernal Heights in San Francisco. We plan to give birth in UCSF Mission Bay. Budget is ~$65/hour.

Hello, My name is Adèle and I’m currently expecting my first child, due August 23. My partner, Lucas, and I live in the Mission in San Francisco and are currently looking for a doula to support us during birth and postpartum period. We are planning a hospital birth through Kaiser at the Redwood City Birth Center, and ideally are looking someone in-network with Kaiser and able to accept Carrot benefits. A little about us: we’re a French/German-American couple in our 30s, and this is our first baby. I tend to be thoughtful and preparation-oriented, and I’m looking for someone calm, grounded, emotionally attuned, and experienced supporting first-time parents. My hope is for a supportive and relatively low-intervention birth experience if medically appropriate, while staying flexible and pragmatic (not too attached to anything). I would love someone who can help us feel informed, supported, and steady throughout labor and the early postpartum transition. If it sounds like we may be a good fit, we'd love to connect and hear more about your approach, availability around my due date, pricing/packages, and experience with Kaiser and Carrot benefits. Warmly, Adèle

My wife and I are looking for a doula to periodically look after our newborn during the day if one or both of us need to go somewhere. So it’ll be as needed for now, but in a few months, if desired, it could become more regular (when I go back to work). Location is Bernal Heights in San Francisco. Our son was born on April 28, about five weeks early. He’s now at 40 weeks, and is healthy and doing great. The nurses at UCSF said he’s the cutest/best baby.

We are expecting our first baby in San Francisco and are looking for affordable postpartum doula support after birth. We would like someone certified through DONA, ICEA, NHA, CAPPA, or another organization accepted by UnitedHealthcare/Apple benefits, and we need the provider to be able to provide proof of certification and itemized receipts for reimbursement. We are primarily looking for daytime postpartum support, with possible occasional overnight help if affordable. We would like help with newborn care, feeding/lactation support, postpartum recovery support for the mother, soothing/sleep guidance, and general coaching for first-time parents. Helpful additional duties would include light baby-related laundry, bottle/pump-part cleaning, simple meal/snack prep, and light tidying related to baby care. We are not looking for heavy house cleaning. Our goal is to stay within the Apple/UHC doula reimbursement benefit, which appears to cover up to $2,500 per pregnancy. Ideally we are looking for someone around $45–$65/hour, with package pricing or sliding scale if available.

Hi there! We’re first-time parents expecting in a few weeks and are currently looking for a postpartum support doula. We have Anthem HMO, which covers doula services, and were hoping to see if you accept this insurance. We know we may be reaching out a bit late, but we’re wondering if you might still have availability or be able to offer any postpartum support. Thank you so much—we’d love to connect!

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!

I am looking for a postpartum doula with experience supporting families beyond the immediate newborn stage, ideally someone with at least a few years of experience and a calm, non-judgmental approach. It’s important that they are comfortable supporting a combination of breastfeeding, pumping, and bottle feeding without a rigid philosophy. Certification is preferred but not required if they have strong experience. My baby is 2 months old, born early at 37 weeks via c-section due to fetal growth restriction. He is small but healthy, and feeding has been a big focus for us. I am currently breastfeeding, pumping, and supplementing with fortified bottles. I am looking for support a couple of times per week, primarily during the daytime, to help me get breaks and prepare for my husband returning to work. Responsibilities would include help with feeding, soothing, and caring for the baby, as well as light household tasks such as washing bottles and pump parts, baby laundry, tidying, and simple meal prep. I am not looking for formal sleep training, but would appreciate gentle guidance around establishing a sustainable daily rhythm. I have Kaiser Northern California insurance and am hoping to work with someone who is able to bill Kaiser or provide appropriate documentation for reimbursement. Budget is flexible depending on experience and coverage.

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.

1. Kaiser San Francisco 2.Kaiser covers costs 3. Would like to discuss birth plan with a doula - I currently dont have one Hi! I am looking for a doula for my pregnancy / postpardum journey. I am on the fence about if we will want a doula there for the actual birth but are very interested in any education before / after.