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This is my Second child, not sure where I’m giving birth I live in 85027 Phoenix, Arizona and I want a vaginal birth again I’m currently 13W and need support

I’d like to give birth at home but not sure how to find anyone to help with info on that.

I am looking for a qualified/licensed midwife who supports a natural, low-intervention approach to pregnancy and birth. I have a personal preference to avoid medications and pills whenever medically appropriate. I would like to prioritize nutrition, food-based approaches, lifestyle changes, and pregnancy-safe herbs or supplements when appropriate. I would like my provider to discuss natural alternatives with me when they are considered safe and effective. I understand that “natural” does not always mean safe during pregnancy, and I am willing to follow professional guidance regarding which foods, herbs, vitamins, and supplements are appropriate. If medication or medical intervention becomes necessary for my safety or my baby’s safety, I want my provider to explain the reason, risks, benefits, and alternatives whenever possible. I am also interested in a low-intervention home birth with appropriate prenatal monitoring, newborn care, postpartum care, and a clear emergency/hospital-transfer plan.

Home water birth Budget $4000 Dim lighting, calm, worship music

Hospital Don't have income... no set birth plan

Home birth VERY hands off- no tests, no vaginal exams, just someone trained there in case anything does go awry. Don’t want to know gender at all Already had 2 natural births, one at home Budget is roughly 4,000

Home birth, insurance covered budget, no medication, natural birth

-Pregnant with my second! First baby was born at a birth center -Looking to give birth at home -Estimated budget is between 3-4k

Water birth at home. Live in a rural area. Estimated budget 5k.

Hi, I am Keviona. I plan on having a at home Water birth. I am looking for a midwife or and a birthing doula to assist me when I give birth.

Home $5000 Birth Plan Limited people in the room, no students or unnecessary staff, I'm not an experiment to observe. Do not break my water. Do not offer me an epidural for pain, or pitocin to speed things up, as it might interfere with my own resolve. Although I am interested in nitrous and/or iv pain meds. No cervical check as they don’t provide any benefit or real indication of how long labour will take, and will only increase a sense of rush/anxiety if things are not going “fast enough” Obtain my/my husbands consent for any intervention or medication I will be accompanied by a trusted person at all times (partner, friend, family member, doula) No continuous fetal monitoring as it has not been proven to improve outcomes for mom or baby and increases interventions and c-sections. Intermittent monitoring will do. Baby goes immediately skin to skin on my chest (without a hat) to regulate his/her temperature and blood sugar, encourage breastfeeding, and help my hormones work to heal and stem bleeding No talking when the baby is born so they can hear my/my husbands voice first You will NOT clamp the cord until it is white and limp so my baby can benefit from oxygen to vital organs, vitamines, minerals, nutrients, red and white blood cells, immune cells, stems cells, and increasing iron stores. I will take 1+ “golden hour” after birth before any exams, weighing, etc are done. Please leave the room to family only and turn off the lights NO pulling on the placenta or fundal massage. My golden time will help my placenta detach on its own and I should be able to feel some pressure when its ready to be delivered. I will let you know if I want you to gently ease it out or if I will stand and do it myself. Prefer: Expectant management of the third stage of labor We are declining the vitamin K shot. We are declining the antibiotic eye ointment since I tested negative for Chlamydia and gonorrhea We are postponing the heel prick test to another day so our baby may come into this world peacefully.

Valleywise/hospital Insurance UnitedHealth community plan

I plan to give birth at Banner–University Medical Center Tucson (Banner Main) in Tucson. I have Banner AHCCCS and am looking for a doula who accepts my insurance with no out-of-pocket cost. I would like support during pregnancy, labor, delivery, and postpartum. I prefer someone experienced with hospital births, supportive of my birth preferences, and knowledgeable about pain-management options. Spanish-speaking would be a plus. I would also appreciate help with childbirth education, creating a birth plan, labor comfort techniques, breastfeeding, and postpartum support.

Im planning on giving birth at home, i dont make much so im looking for a budget around $2,000- $3,500 max. Im looking for an alternative to the hospital and wanting a calm birthing experience at home

I would prefer a home birth. Most likely a water birth. This is my first pregnancy.

Home birth 2 ultrasounds midwifery Phoenix Arizona

At home birth or at a birthing center. Budget unknown Blue Cross / Blue Shield of Arizona

I don't know yet where I plan to give birth but possibly my home, or the Banner Ironwood Hospital. I don't know how much these normally cost but I would prefer not to break the budget. I am very crunchy so anyone who thinks similarly.

Plan on giving birth at banner desert hospital in Mesa arizona and I plan on using my insurance.

Not a reliable car to get to hospital if needed. Hospital is 1 hr 30 minutes away. Plus id like to have professional help and consolations.