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We are expecting our first baby with an estimated due date of November 17, 2026. We plan to deliver at a hospital in the Atlanta area. We are looking for an experienced Mandarin-speaking birth doula who can provide labor support, hospital advocacy, emotional support, comfort measures, and breastfeeding guidance. My wife is more comfortable communicating in Mandarin Chinese, so bilingual support is very important. We are planning for a vaginal delivery with epidural pain management if needed, but we are open to medical recommendations. We would appreciate support during labor, delivery, and the first few hours postpartum. We prefer a certified doula with several years of experience supporting first-time parents. We are also interested in learning whether any services may be eligible for reimbursement through Aetna insurance.
I want to have a natural birth in the hospital. I am using medicare for a provider. I would want dim lighting and to be able to move freely if needed. IV strictly if necessary. Meditative music (possibly). Use natural techniques for pain relief. Non evasive fetal monitoring. Allow labor to progress free of time limits and strictly if necessary- last resort augmented labor. Push instinctively. Avoid Episiotomy. Lotus Birth or wait till cord is white. Partner will cut the cord. Partner or I will rub vernix into baby’s skin. Skin-to-skin with me and partner. If a boy- 3rd day circumcision. No immediate vaccines or blood drawn for baby. Combination of breast and bottle feeding.
Postpartum care & night nanny. Housework. Meals. Help with other children.
I would need assistance during the day where I can watch my children and doula watch the newborn with me I will be present at all times just need a little assistance if I can’t clean the kitchen I would need assistance I am having a c section so it will be difficult for the first few weeks until I got the hang of it
First birth, Have been going to Emory hospital of Decatur, Low risk pregnancy, 13 weeks along so far. I am okay with giving birth at a hospital, but dont want to be in the standard position and I dont want medication. we have tricare humana east.
Hospital, $2000, peaceful with no medical intervention, certification at least 5 years of service
Hospital in lawrenceville, ga first birth not really sure what else
I need a Doula asap that accepts Caresource insurance.
My plan is to give birth in a hospital setting. I have Tricare Prime.
Planning on giving birth at a hospital, uneducated or with an epidural. I am at week 13 right now, planning on having delayed cord clamp, wanting to stay as relaxed and oxytocin-full during delivery, want to have minimal tearing and no C-section. Among the requirements is experience and broad knowledge from different sources. I am 26 years old, plan to breast feed all the way, but kind of worried about having enough milk. No disabilities, no chronic diseases, never drank or smoked, eating healthy. No additional duties. Budget $1000-1500.
i need a naturally open midwife who can be understanding, supportive and most importantly KNOWLEDGEABLE in the natural birthing method.
Second baby , giving birth at Grady hospital,budget is 500 . I would like someone at birth and when I come home .preferably holistic
I want to give an at home birth in Georgia. I don’t know much of what comes with it but I am very interested in getting more information. I don’t want any medication.
I would love to give birth at home in a water bath sincere last two births were in a hospital and I got epidurals. I want to be able to skip the epidurals and have the baby all natural. Thebaby and I are healthy.
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Home No estimate of budget because I am new to this Peaceful birthing is importantand unmedicated . I want minimal disruption to allow myself to let my body do what’s best for me and the baby . I want to just be at a level of peace
fayetteville piedmont hospital , 45 years old, budget around $500-800 for birth doula
First time new to this but my 5th n last pregnancy
I need a doula who can be on call and able to tend to my concerns with me during this pregnancy journey.
I want an At home water birth. Someone with five years experience. With a decent rate I can pay over time.
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