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Hello, I am looking for a birth doula for my second pregnancy. I am planning on doing a homebirth again and need someone well versed in mood setting, efficient movement during labor and multiple different types of comfort tools for laboring.
Hospital birth with epidural but wanting to labor at home as long as possible with minimal intervention
I need a doula for labor and delivery of my first child
Help to learn and also rest. I’m a first time mom
I am a first time mom in need of guidance! I plan to give birth on a hospital, i don't have a birth plan yet (not sure where to start), I am 36 years old, I just need guidance on how to prepare and what to do after baby is born, I have Cigna
Looking for someone to help provide overnight support and who knows traditional confinement meals
Our second kid is due on Aug 5. First kid was a c-section. We are planning for a VBAC at Medical city las colinas, Irving. We are looking for a Birth Doula. Our budget is $1000-1500
I am looking for a doula/midwife who can support my natural/physiological birth plan and who can advocate for me within the hospital setting. I want to be free to move around during labor, possibly use a labor tub, push with my contractions instead of purple pushing, and deliver my placenta naturally. I would prefer a doula/midwife who I knowledgeable about hospital policies and feels comfortable advocating my wishes while I am focused on breathing through contractions.
This is my first pregnancy, and I’d like to explore holistic options vs traditional OB And hospital births. I do not know a lot about midwivery besides some initial research but would like to explore that route for our care. Midwifery services is my primary concern, but also would like to learn about doula services and lactation services to see if that’s a good option for me too. would prefer birth center or home birth (water birth) Have Aetna insurance so prefer to use that, otherwise will pay OOP/look at financing options.
Hello providers I need help to breastfed my baby. He is not latching properly. It feels like he is biting my nipple, specially left one. And he always shows a sign of hunger after breastfed.
Plan to give birth at fort worth birthing and wellness center. Our estimated budget is very low which is why i am looking for one covered by medicaid. Birth plan i want to be as unmedicated as possible, focusing on pain management techniques that are not medicated. I have Texas star medicaid but have not picked a plan yet. (cooks childrens, wellpoint, or aetna)
Hospital birth, as unmedicated as possible but open to epidural and nitrous oxide use as needed.
Someone who is there for me, and my partner through pregnancy. Someone who doesn't mix me up with someone else.
Birth plan creation and day of delivery support
I am hoping to labor at home as long as possible and then will either transfer to a birthing center or hospital. I currently have a midwife through Adriatica Women’s Health. I am unsure on a specific budget. I am really trying to get an idea of what my options are. I plan to do an unmedicated natural birth.
I am looking for a doula to support me during the delivery of our first child. I would like to have a natural birth so think a doula would help. I am planning to give birth at medical city las colinas Budget: $1000
We need a doula to help us overnight. Watching the baby, feeding and changing diapers. Also a little clean up would be helpful. We have a fresh newborn and are tired parents. We do have a low budget and could only do about 10-15 a hour
Just looking. I want an at home water birth with the minimum cost needed. Can work around my budget.
I will be delivering at Baylor Scott and White Grapevine. I'm unsure of budget and am trying to figure out what my insurance may or may not cover. This is our first child, so I'm not sure what to expect in terms of cost. I would like to have a natural birth, and plan to breastfeed. I would like to avoid an epidural and induction if possible, and would love resources to prepare for a natural unmedicated birth. I want to remain open minded to the possiblity that things may not go the way I want them to. I am with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, and have the Blue Choice PPO if relevant.
hospital birth, estimated price, plan on natural birth
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