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I plan to give birth in a hospital. Our budget ranges from $2-5,000 but could pay more for the right fit. I’m wanting as natural and low intervention of a birth as possible but with the comfort of having the hospital in case anything goes wrong. I also need this person to be able to be my advocate for me and my birth plan in the event me or my husband is not able to. I would like whoever I hire to be certified as a midwife and as a lactation consultant. I’m 22, I’ll be 23 by my due date, my husband is 26, this is my first baby. I do not have anything specific needed. Our budget ranges from $2-5,000 but we could be willing to pay more for the right fit.

I want to give birth at home if possible I also would like to see if this can be covered by Medicaid.

I'm currently experiencing infertility, but I am very hopeful I will get pregnant this year. I am looking for a midwife in my area that provides home birth services. I am planning on having a physiological birth at home with the fewest interventions possible. I would also love for someone I can ask questions after the baby is born and help with transitioning into life with a baby.

Im not sure ive never used a doula before. I dont know anything about a a budget

1. Hospital 2.unknown - low budget 3. Scheduled c section. Needing help after birth at home

I plan to give birth at home in a comfortable and calm environment. I want my birth to feel natural, peaceful, and supported. I’m looking for someone who is experienced with home births and can help guide me through labor while keeping the atmosphere relaxed and positive. My budget is flexible depending on the services provided, but I’m hoping to stay within a reasonable range. My birth plan is to have a natural birth at home with strong support. I want someone who can help with breathing techniques, comfort measures, and emotional support throughout labor. I’m looking for someone who can help me stay calm, confident, and focused during the process and who respects my birth preferences while also helping ensure a safe delivery.

Not really sure but was told looking for a birthing doula was a good idea

i plan to give birth at the hospital. Our budget is $1500. I do not have a birth plan yet, this is my first pregnancy.

i plan on giving birth at the hospital. my estimated budget is 300 i have medicaid so i do not know if it covers for that. i do not want to give birth laying down in water or squatting is preferred. i want to do delayed cord cutting until the cord runs white and i only want two people in the room with me during birth which is my mom and boyfriend (& whoever is helping me)

I’m not sure how to go about this I know my first birth was disastrous they kept trying to get me to do a c-section, ignored me when I said I wanted my placenta and threw it away, disrespected my mom instead of just talking to her. It was a lot. I want to do my birth in the hospital again but it will be a different one. I’m not sure about a budget I don’t have anything money wise. I want closeness with my baby, delayed clamping till cord is white, I want to hold them as soon as they are born

I plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center. Undecided. My budget is $3000 or less. I am yet to have a birth plan. I would like someone to walk me through all stages of of pregnancy and child birth.

I would like to give birth in a hospital, with no pain meds if possible.

Give birth at home $4000 budget water birth at home no hospital visit no medicine