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Baylor Scott White Frisco Not sure about my birth plan

Help with delivery room on first baby. Help ease of delivery and prevent severe tears. Deliver: medical city plano

First time mom, have thyroid nodule from the past that has been in remission till now - 9 weeks pregnant - but want to give birth the most natural and non-medicated way as possible. Interested in delayed cord clamp (more delayed than 1 minute) and no vaccines. So far, plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center connected or next to a hospital. Unsure the normal cost, but budget is 2k. Thank you,

Help keep the birth plan in tact during baby delivery

Him, 10000, I want to give birth at home using a midwife

Cleaning, laundry, nutrition, sleep training, baby sitting while I sleep or go to the gym

Looking for someone to help provide overnight support and who knows traditional confinement meals

Medical city Frisco, budget friendly. Doulas service, postpartum care, childcare support, new born care. Certified doulas. Telugu language speaking is preferable. Experience doulas not old people female is better.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have an OBGYN. I am open to discussing budget. My birth plan includes: I ideally do not want to push for hours or be on my back for the majority of the labor process. I plan to have an epidural. I just found out I am pregnant and am unsure of all the details.

I might have a c section. If it’s a c section looking at options for help at home. I am first time mother. Age 39 years. My husband has three other children that do not live with us during week. Just every other week.

Need massage for mother and infant. Bathing for baby .

Early morning baby care, post partum massage for mom

Night nurse, feeding, diaper changing, sleeping, over night

- hospital birth with epidural - under $2k budget - looking for help with birthing plan, birth and post partum care

I'm still very unsure about all of these details and am looking to connect with a few different options to decide exactly what I want to do. I know I don't want to do it at home but think I want to do it at a birthing center as opposed to a hospital and I don't want an epidural.

Labor Support: I would like my husband,, to be with me at all times during my hospital stay and present for any and all procedures from hospital admission through discharge. No AROM: I would like to allow my water to break naturally if possible. Please no artificial rupture of membranes unless medically necessary. No Pitocin: Please no Pitocin unless medically necessary. Ok with small amount post-birth. Minimal Vaginal Exams: Vaginal exams only upon my express consent. Please limit exams to the absolute minimum. No Students/Interns: I do not wish for students or interns to observe or participate in my care at this time. No Male Staff: No male staff present in room at all times. No Time Limits: I would like to be allowed to progress without stringent time limits, in the absence of fetal distress or a true medical emergency. Delayed Pushing: I would like to “labor down” until I feel the urge to push. Choice of Positions: I would like to be given a choice to push in whatever position feels most comfortable (such as side lying, squatting, semi-sitting, or on hands and knees) No Episiotomy: No episiotomy without my express consent. I prefer to tear naturally if necessary. No Instrumental Delivery: Please do not use a vacuum extractor or forceps without my express consent. Newborn Procedures No Separation from Infant: I do not consent to my baby being separated from me at any time. In the event of a true medical emergency requiring separation, my partner will remain with the baby at all times. Immediate Skin-to-Skin: Following birth, please immediately place baby on my chest. Delayed Cord Clamping: Delay All Procedures: Please delay all newborn procedures until baby and I have had time to bond. Please perform all necessary procedures in my presence and while baby is in my arms. Breastfeeding: I plan to exclusively breastfeed if possible. If formula is needed, organic is preferable if available.

I’m currently looking for a daytime postpartum doula to support us during the newborn stage. My primary goal is education and hands-on guidance, rather than household help or overnight care. Specifically, I’m hoping for support with: • Helping us understand our baby’s needs and cues • Interpreting different types of crying (hunger, tiredness, overstimulation, etc.) • Teaching us how to recognize sleep cues and manage wake windows • Providing personalized guidance based on our baby’s individual patterns, rather than a rigid schedule • Supporting communication within the family so everyone is aligned on newborn care I’m especially interested in a doula who focuses on parent coaching and newborn education, and who is comfortable teaching in real time while allowing parents and family members to practice hands-on.

Moral support for 1 st time mom

A Doula who is certified or has experience, and can provide support for baby while mom heals and transitions, is what we are looking for. We'd like someone who is prepared to do light cleaning, laundry, and meal preparation. Feeding, changing, and sleep support for baby are needed. We'd like someone who is passionate about care and speaks English (additional languages are great too). We may need night and day support. Estimated budget is $20-$35 per hour

I’m currently considering adding to my birth team, looking for a postpartum doula. Ideally, someone witb a calm nervous system, that is comfortable in a small space, around animals to provide care such as, herbal nourishment, body work with warm oils, belly wrapping, etc. If attending the birth, I am looking for someone who can hold space, who is in tune with their energy, and emotionally support my husband. I will be a first time mom. I am 37. I do not Intend on having any medical interventions. I will not need help with my baby but am open to lactation classes. I intend to exclusively breastfeed. I am self educating by taking courses on physiologic birth and hypno-birthing. Birth does not scare me, postpartum does, a little.