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Hospital I will be using Medicaid Just hoping for a safe smooth delivery no problems or testing is my goal. No c sections is my goal as well

1. 5 years of experience 2. open to age, as long as they have experience 3. sleep training 4. What is the budget

I plan to give birth at midland hospital, I am looking for someone who works with insurance providers and or a middle ground budget, my birth plan is to have baby safely, have my husband and mom as support but would love another person to help with counter pressures, and advocate for me on my wants

Hospital birth. Had an epidural with my first, I would really like to try no medication with my second. I also would like support when it comes to breastfeeding my second. Ideally this is covered by insurance

Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. FaceTime & music set up. No infant Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. FaceTime & music going. No infant immunizations nor eye drops/nursing encouragement welcomed.

I am looking to give birth at the Trinity Health Family Birth Center in Ann Arbor. I would like to find a doula that could help me advocate for the unmedicated, calm, quiet birth of my dreams. My ideal birth would feel peaceful and empowering, with as minimal interruptions as possible. I would also like to breastfeed, so support in that area would be a huge bonus!

I plan to give birth at home. I haven’t considered a budget or birthing plan considering this is my first full term pregnancy.

This will be my first child and I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have a birth plan

Help caring for me before during and after my baby’s birth

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am a young first time mother so my budget is low i will only be supported off my baby’s father’s income. I don't particularly have a birth plan but i do know that the stuff I've been researching doctors often decline the mothers opinion and do as they please. I am very soft spoken so i would love if i had someone there to speak up for me and my baby.

Plan to give birth at Northside Atlanta Would like potential prenatal education, but definitely birthing care, and potential postpartum help Birth plan is to only receive epidural (no additional medicine for mom or baby), no vaccination, and bring own products for bathing/eyedrops/etc

Plan on giving birth at Northside off the perimeter. Our due date is April 22 will be induced the week prior depending OB schedule. Would like to stick under 1,500. For first plan, I would like the best pain management extremely anxious about this therefore would like a Doula who can coach me through non-pharmaceutical intervention as well as being comfortable with epidurals.

plan to give birth in a hospital budget ~2500 vaginal birth, medicated

Looking for a certified doula who can help with prenatal planning for delivery, be present from start of delivery up until baby is able to successfully latch/initiate breastfeeding, advocate to medical professionals for me and baby, help avoid unnecessary medical intervention, be very well trained and experienced, able to help with placenta encapsulation, help with lactation support. Post partum support preferred but not needed.

I will be giving birth at Northside Hospital, looking for someone who is knowledgeable and who will vouch for me while I’m giving birth. Trying to stay within a $2,000 budget. I want a peaceful environment during labor with dim lights and music. Id love to be free and move around and try different positions. I want a vaginal birth and hoping for my water to break naturally. For pain management I would like to start out with laughing gas but open to an epidural. Push as my baby feels the need to. No forceps/vacuum. No episiotomy. Try to avoid tearing with warm compress. Give birth in whatever position feels the most comfortable. Access to a birth bar. Immediate skin to skin. Dad to cut the cord. Delayed cord clamping. Newborn procedures to be done on me. Golden hour.

Cigna insurance covered. Plan to give birth at a birthing center

Hospital birth, open budget, do not have a birth plan but very non toxic natural , unvaccinated is my lifestyle

I want somebody to be present at hospital and care for her

I am looking for a doula who understands the deeper emotional and spiritual side of birth. For me, bringing my baby into this world is not just a physical experience but a sacred and powerful transition. 1. Birth Location: I would love to experience a water birth, as I feel deeply connected to the calming and natural energy of water during labor. If medical support becomes necessary for the safety of my baby or myself, I am open to giving birth in a hospital environment. 2. Estimated Budget: My current budget for doula support is $200–$600, and I am open to discussing flexible arrangements if needed. 3. Birth Plan: My intention is to create a peaceful, spiritually grounded birth experience. I want to feel calm, protected, and supported as I welcome my baby into the world. I would love a doula who can help hold a nurturing and positive space, encourage breathing and grounding techniques, and support me emotionally and spiritually throughout labor. I believe birth is a powerful moment of connection between mother and child, and I want my environment to reflect love, strength, and calm energy. I am seeking someone who respects the sacred nature of birth, supports natural birthing practices, and can help me stay centered, confident, and empowered throughout the process.

I plan to have a home birth. I’m a first time mom who has no idea what I’m doing. I’d like someone that eases any fears and can help my husband know what to do as well. I’m also looking for someone that is Christian