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1. Plan to give birth at home 2. Budget tbd 3. Baby born in the peace of our own home

As someone who just moved to Southington, CT I am looking for a Husky A approved insurance acceptor. Seeking all natural birth in a preferred home birrh or birthing centers environment.

1. We’re not sure where we want to give birth. We thought about a home birth but not really sure. If not then we would give birth at the Middlebury hospital 2. Not sure of budget 3. Don’t really have a birth plan

Throughout my pregnancy, I have been primarily receiving care through Woman’s Health in Avon CT, with a recent transfer to Woman’s Health in Danbury CT, with hopes to use their birthing center. I was recently told I do not qualify for their birthing center and was advised to seek a transfer of care to a midwife for a home birth. A home birth is also my wish, as I will not be giving birth in any hospital setting. I live with my husband in Farmington CT. And this is my first pregnancy. Budget is unlimited.

I would like to give birth at home or in a birth center. I like natural ways of burth

I’d like someone experienced in natural unmedicated labor there with me while I’m giving birth to my first baby at the hospital. I’d like to pay with insurance and hope to have a smooth and easy birth with the peace of mind of having someone to advocate for me.

I would like a natural birth and a doula to help me give birth

I would like someone else to help me express my wants and needs during child birth like a natural birth no epidural and I’m trying to find out pricing and how it all works this is my first baby I want a hospital birth but I don’t want to be induced or epidural or them breaking my water for me I don’t want cores cutting till it’s white and no pulse I want to deliver my polenta on my own I don’t want them taking it out with force I want golden time I’m just not sure how much a doula cost I don’t have the most money in the world I’m young

Hi there! I have a dear friend who is due end of May with her second baby, I am her doula and attended her first birth at the hospital. She had a midwife and wanted a homebirth for her first but wasn’t able to due to complications. She was going to just commit to hospital birth for this baby but has recently had a change of heart so I am reaching out to see if you are still practicing and perhaps available. I know using insurance would be a huge support for her and her husband who are small business owners in the food industry. I wanted to reach out first to see if you’re accepting clients before I share your info and get her hopes up because she’s had some trouble finding care. Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing back.

I'm leaning toward homebirth but want to explore my options. I'm not sure of the budget, but I'm not worried about that. I would like to have a natural birth.

I would prefer to give birth at home and want a calm, low-intervention experience that protects my nervous system, autonomy, and bonding. I prefer dim lights, a quiet space, and minimal interruptions. I only want my midwife, doula, and husband present, with no unnecessary observers. I want full freedom to move, walk, change positions, and use any position that feels natural. I want to be able to eat and drink freely. I plan for an unmedicated birth and will use movement, breathing, water, and position changes for comfort. Please do not offer pain medication unless I ask. I prefer intermittent monitoring and the least invasive methods possible. I do not want induction, augmentation, episiotomy, vacuum, or forceps, and I only want interventions if my life or my baby’s life is in immediate danger. I want to push spontaneously in whatever position feels best. If it is safe, my husband will catch the baby and cut the cord, and I want delayed cord clamping until the cord is white and no longer pulsing. After birth, I want immediate, uninterrupted skin-to-skin, and for the baby to stay with us at all times, with no bath or washing. Budget of $3,000 - $8,000 (with insurance covering as much as possible

I need a midwife that is willing to work with me and my husbands needs We plan on having a hospital birth. But the hospital gobgyns have no idea what’s going on they’re all over the place with multiple midwife’s and they all wanna see me but I just want 1. One midwife to see me constantly so I don’t need to go over the needs I want multiple times. I have blue cross blue shield as insurance do you take ?

I would like to give birth at home or in a birthing center. My health insurance is tricare

Hoping to give birth at home, I have UHC insurance with a budget under $6000. For my birth plan, I hope to have a calm environment, baby goes right on me after birth, no cleaning right after, no cord clamping or cutting until it is drained.

I plan to give birth at home, my budget is flexible, I plan to have an unmedicated birth with no interventions.

Plan to give birth at the Clough Birthing Center in Concord MA, estimated budget is 1500 - 2500, max 3000. Hoping to have a natural birth, no epidural, using hypnotechniques. First time mom looking for guidance and particularly help in forming birthing plan.

home birth and am unsure of budget. We want as little medical intervention as possible

I have had 3 natural births, and one home birth in hawaii. This will be my 4th child id like delivered in my home in weare NH naturally and calm potentially in a birth pool. Budget is 5000. I birth quickly so having someone close by is needed.

I want a natural home birth. Just want to make it as personable as possible for me and my husband. I want to have as much hands off as possible to allow my body to do what it knows to do on my own. Like to go through my Insurence if possible.

1. I would like to give birth at home, naturally, with a waterbath option. 2. I don’t know my budget, but reasonably price, I don’t want to spend an arm and a leg. 3. I want to give brith naturally, with minimal to no intervention, I want to deliver my baby. I want to deliver the placenta and cut it after it is drained. I would like the placenta to be dehydrated into pills afterwards.