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first baby, planning on having a hospital birth but if it’s in budget have a home birth, i want someone who can advocate for me and support my partner as well, budget is 2,000.

I have Medicaid I’m giving birth at mercy Roger’s ar

I need help with birth and before birth. I am looking for someone who will be the most lest involved they can be. I want to do everything natural and not involved a lot. Just someone there in case things go wrong

Newborn nighttime care provider needed. CPR certification required. Experience with newborns required. Preferred 3-4 night’s/week. Assistance with light household responsibilities when baby is sleeping.

I am wanting to have a at home water birth, i dont have a budget because im not sure how much they cost, and my birth plan consists of immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping, and a natural water birth.

5-10 years experience. Respect Chinese family and culture. Good personal hygiene.

I will be giving birth at Willow Creek women’s Hospital in Johnson, Arkansas and I have Arkansas Medicaid

Looking for a dula I am wanting to give birth at home not sure what my birth plan is

I am birthing in hospital at Freeman Bentonville. My budget is about 1,500. This is my second vaginas delivery and I am hoping to have it be as low intervention as possible. I am looking for someone to keep things as calm and private as possible, who has knowledge of different laboring positions and natural pain relief measures, and who can encourage connection between my husband and I.

My plan is to give birth at Willow Creek Women’s Clinic in Johnson, AR. This is my 5th pregnancy but first IVF pregnancy. I had a missed miscarriage at 16 weeks with my first boy. Labor was induced. My placenta didn’t detach despite all interventions and I was sent for a D&C to remove the remaining placenta. With my second boy, I started laboring at 29 weeks. I was admitted, started mag, got the steroid shots, and labor stalled after 48 hours. I remained admitted. At 32 weeks exactly, I woke up to contractions again, he was born vaginally 2 hours later. For my third son, I was in and out of the hospital for preterm labor from 22 weeks on. I was officially released at 34 weeks and I was induced at 36 weeks 6 days because he failed the NST. He was also IUGR. My 4th and final son was also a missed miscarriage at 16 weeks. Labor was induced again and I had no issues with delivering the placenta. I’m now pregnant with our first girl. I would like a low intervention birth as long as we are free from complications. Ideally I’d go without an epidural again. I have never had one and don’t plan to have one. I did ask for one during transition with my 3rd labor but he was born 15 minutes later. I anticipate a similar outcome again. I’m on twice daily lovenox for APS so I know that can limit access to an epidural and I’m okay with that. I’d be willing to try nitrous gas. I’d love for my husband to deliver the baby if all is going well and the facility allows it. Ultimately the goal is a happy, healthy mom and baby. I have tricare west prime remote so looking for doulas that accept tricare.

Help a couple days a week with rest and maybe a night or two

Hospital Tricare East Natural birth Certified doula

i plan to give birth at northwest medical center in bentonville & i plan on having a natural birth. i just want to avoid tearing if possible. this is my first pregnancy and i don't know about budget. but can work with as much as the doula needs

I need someone who can help advocate for me during my first vbac at a hospital and for as low cost as possible maybe if medicaid covered. I’m a 22 year old mother of one born through cesarean due to being induced and having many different medications in my body. I would like to try to have an unmedicated birth in a vbac this time around I am currently 1 year and a few months postpartum and I’m only about 6 weeks pregnant with my second child and would like to know what all I can/can not do this time around and have some support that actually knows what is going on.

Plan to give birth in the hospital naturally, without any pain meds. Looking for someone who can provide support during labor/help with positions as well as postpartum care specifically with cooking essential and nutritious meals to help with healing and recovery.

Where do you plan to give birth at a hospital Provide your estimated budget - $1000

Hospital cheap budget advocate for me and I want take placenta home

Hello there, my name is Kym and I am currently 4weeks and 5 days with my first child. I am praying to have the most holistic, calmest at home birthing experience.

I, mother, am about 7-8 weeks along and would prefer a water birth and as natural of a birth as possible. However, dad wants the delivery to be in a hospital as it would be our first. I need help preparing and adjusting to the new addition in our life. There are no qualifications besides basic life support for an emergency. The dad is a paramedic and very paranoid of anything happening.

Birth in a hospital. Ideally no more than $2000. Prenatal and birth services.