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Home birth midwife, second time mom, water birth, no interventions, $5000 max budget

I am trying to find the best option for delivery and prenatal care and postnatal care and newborn care

I’d like to do an all natural birth at home. No meds.

Preffered home birth or in birthing center near Grover, Colorado. Cheyenne WY, Greeley CO, Fort Collins Colorado. Prefer in network with Anthem BCBS Colorado.

I would like to give birth at home, I am covered by AHCCCS so I need a certified midwife who accepts payments from my insurance, and I’d like to have a water birth

Home birth. Medicaid reimbursement. We would need prenatal, labor, and delivery care.

Planning a home birth in Cheyenne. Looking for a midwife that focuses in natural birth and low intervention methods

I would love to find a dula/midwife to come to my home for checkups, ultrasounds, hearing babies heart beat, I would love to give birth without an epidural and would love to find someone to encourage me that I can without one,

1. Hospital 2. My insurance covers doula expenses (Tricare) 3. I would like to have a natural water birth. Avoid C-section unless absolutely necessary. Delayed cord clamping (keep placenta)delayed first bath, immediate skin to skin. Breast feeding. Circumcision for boy.

I plan to give birth either in our home or at a birthing facility if everything goes as planned. I plan to labor unmedicated but am hoping to have someone there to help guide me in what to do and what positions to try

In need of a support person for my upcoming delivery. I plan to give birth in a hospital, I have never hired a doula so I am not sure of a budget. I am aim for a natural birth, no meds, movement friendly!

Homebirth support covered by BCBS, preferred provider and birth center option

Hi, I’m currently exploring options into possibly having a home birth with a midwife. My budget ranges from 1,500 to 3,500. But I’m looking for accurate numbers and advice. I don’t have a complete birth plan as of yet since I’m not sure what to decide.

Plan on having prenatal care and appointments at my apartment. But i would like to give birth at a hospital in Henderson, NV.

I plan to give birth at home. My budget is around $5,000. I want to have a healthy natural birth

I would like to give birth at the Utah valley hospital. I would like to have a natural unmedicated birth however I am also not opposed to a postal. I’m looking for someone who can help my body transition during each phase of labor. Knowledgeable about hip angles and techniques to make birth enjoyable while unmedicated

I would love to give birth in the Orem community hospital. This is my 6th baby, I’ve gone natural birth with my last 3 but have just never felt a lot of support when in comes to pushing. I really don’t want to give birth on my back again. Ideally I’d be able to work through insurance.

I want more education before deciding where to give birth. Budget tbd I don’t have a birth plan yet

1. I’m hoping to give birth at a birth center close to a hospital but have minimal intervention from hospitals. 2. Not sure my budget yet, depends on if insurance covers this 3. Want to try and have a natural birth with techniques that will help with pain

Provo, Medicaid insurance, natural and delayed cord