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Pregnant with my first and looking for a midwife.

I want to give birth at home and this is my first pregnancy I need to know everything I can

I am having my first pregnancy and I would like to do a home/free birth but need help

I am looking for a plan b as my baby could be Breech and I wish to birth vaginally. I prefer a hands off physiological birth. Looking for someone who honors or works with Medicaid.

Need a CNM licensed midwife for a VBAC2 home birth in the state of Maryland. I’ve had a prior cesarean. Willing to look outside of Maryland(Virginia, Pennsylvania,etc.) and pay to have them travel to us. I’ve found that the state of Maryland is very restrictive for home birthing in my case with the cesarean history. I’m trying to find another way to make this work. I might also be able to travel just outside of Maryland but so far haven’t found much luck looking at birthing centers just beyond the boarder. I found a midwife (CPM)that is also willing to work with a certified nurse (CNM)if there is someone willing to do that. We hope to give birth at our house in Denton, Md. I believe water will greatly aid my laboring process. I would love to labor in water as long as possible

I’m planning a hospital birth and am deciding between Phoenixville Hospital, Paoli Hospital, or Chester County Hospital. I would like an estimate of the cost for prenatal care and delivery with a midwife. Is my insurance accepted, and what would my out-of-pocket expenses likely be? Birth plan and preferences for your reference: Labor & Pain Management: • Prefer non-medical pain relief first: walking, changing positions, hydrotherapy (shower/bath), breathing techniques. • Intermittent fetal monitoring preferred over continuous, unless medically indicated. • Avoid routine interventions (induction, episiotomy, continuous IV fluids) unless medically necessary. • Open to midwife/OB guidance if complications arise. Delivery Preferences: • Upright positions, hands-and-knees, or side-lying for pushing. • Immediate skin-to-skin with baby after birth. • Delayed cord clamping. • Gentle delivery techniques for both mother and baby. Newborn Care: • Breastfeeding as soon as possible. • Limit unnecessary newborn procedures.

Wanting to have an at home birth Hopefully can use my insurance Wanting someone who is dedicated to me

i want to give birth in a tub i don’t care where and i need a doctor that cares about me and my baby that takes tricare

Home birth, Medicaid insurance, already have a doula

I’m planning to give birth in a hospital. I would like to have a natural labor and delivery with as little intervention as possible. I would love a doula to support me through delivery as well as advocate for me while in the hospital.

I plan to give birth at home. Budget is low and changed due to my husband being laid off in December 2025. I want to continue seeing Monica Daniels from Gently Borne Midwifery.

Looking for a midwife to assist in a home birth. First time mom, 23 years old. Just looking for information to guide us in decision making.

Hello I plan to give birth in a hospital, I would like my bills to be fully covered by my insurance which is Medicaid by fidelis, and I want a natural birth

Hospital birth $700 budget Normal delivery with epidural

Hello. I’m looking for an experienced person. This is my first, I’m 23 years old and a bit nervous. I am currently looking into giving birth at home because I don’t like the hospital system and have had previous issues with my prenatal staff at GEISINGER. I’m new to a lot of this and just looking at where to go.

Looking for a midwife near me. Ideally I’d love a home birth but I’m willing to travel to hospital or birthing center as well

Hospital birthday. It will be attempting a VBAC post twin delivery 3.5 years ago. I would like an ultrasound soon to see if it it is a multiples birth again. I would like a VBAC delivery

1. Beebe medical Lewes, DE 2. Paying with insurance 3. I have a scheduled c section for when I’m 39 weeks.

I am still deciding on where I want to give birth. I am positive I want to go the unmediated route, though! I have been researching it for years at this point. Budget is flexible. We are insured through Highmark so of course going through our insurance would be preferable. I will only need care from someone in DE from the months of March through July. I will be moving back to Utah and giving birth with my doula that I have already chosen over there.

Looking into my options in case I am not needing another C-section. I’m scared of labor and never even had contractions with my first. Would like to try vbac but not sure if this baby will be big like my first so it makes me nervous. I’d like to try unmedicated, natural birth but I’m terrified of it.