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1. Hospital 2. I don’t have a budget really, I’m not familiar with how much it costs 3. I have an induction scheduled for my due date, I’m hoping I don’t make it til then. If I go into labor naturally, I want to get an epidural as soon as possible. If I get induced, I would prefer not to get a foley balloon and again would like an epidural. I want to avoid an episiotomy. I want to obviously avoid a c section. I plan to formula feed due to mental health reasons and I want to try to not get harassed by the lactation consultants

I am giving birth on 3/4/2026 in the hospital and i just need some holitic support. I had my last 3 children from home so i am super nervous

We plan to give birth in a hospital. We Would love to have a doula present with us. Not sure on budget. We are planning to be fully natural with the birth.

I need help during birth and after. I plan to give birth at the hospital, I dont know pricing so I dont know a budget that's realistic so im hope my insurance will cover or I can do a payment plan. I dont have a birth plan yet.

Looking for a midwife so I could give a home-birth and also doula coach. I have had C-Sections my last two births a I would love to experience a home birth

Hospital birth, covered by insurance, natural/unmedicated birth

I am looking for a doula to help support my specific needs and worries when it comes to labor and delivery.

1. I am giving birth in a hospital. Hopefully VBAC. 2. I’m hoping to find someone who accepts tricare. 3. I had a horrible experience my first time around and I feel I was forced into a c-section so I don’t really have a birth plan, I just want someone to help advocate for myself and baby. I want as minimal intervention as possible.

I plan to give birth at Baptist clay hospital in Fleming Island. I will be 39 years old when I deliver. This will be my second birth and I have a mild cord insertion. My first child was born at a birthing center with a natural vaginal birth. I'm hoping to have a natural vaginal birth this second time as well. Looking to spend under $2,000 and really only interested in help on delivery day as well as photography at delivery. My birth plan as mentioned above is a natural vaginal birth, I'm not looking to be induced or have pain medication. I'd like to do skin to skin immediately after birth and delayed cord clamping. In addition, I would like my baby to receive all of the standard childhood vaccinations such as vitamin k, eye ointment and Hep b. I have no other high-risk symptoms other than my age and the mild cord insertion. All of my other vitals have been great. And just for history, my first birth was at age 36.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital — preferably St. Anthony’s Hospital in St. Petersburg for a safe environment with support for low-intervention and natural birth. 2. Provide your estimated budget I plan to use insurance coverage (Ambetter and/or Medicaid) to cover prenatal care and delivery. I am seeking in-network providers to minimize out-of-pocket costs and keep expenses as low as possible. 3. Describe your birth plan I am planning a natural, low-intervention birth if medically appropriate. My goals include: • Unmedicated labor if possible (might change ) • Minimal interventions (avoiding induction, continuous monitoring, or cesarean unless medically necessary) • Freedom to move and use position changes during labor • Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth • Support for delayed cord clamping and breastfeeding

Hospital birth Birth plan is to have the least medical intervention possible. As natural as possible

I’m trying to help a woman locate support in the Pittsburgh area.

I’m giving birth at St Joseph’s Women’s in Tampa. My estimated budget is $2,000-3,000. My birth plan is a hospital birth but as natural as hospital. I want to birth at home until I deliver at the hospital. Focus on delayed cord clamping, minimal vaccines, etc.

I’m planning to have a natural birth without an epidural. I’ll be delivering in a hospital

Baptist medical center - looking for birth doubla covered by tricare

1. Hospital 2. Under a thousand 3. Birth plan: whatever needs to be done to be safe for me and child. I know I would love no epidural but due to my conditions and high case of c-section I would need to. I would love natural delivery again high chance of c-section. I was told by doctor due to my health OB/GYN is more recommended then midwife but stated a doula would be a good consideration.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have a real budget I’m hoping insurance covers it. I plan to have a vaginal birth at the hospital with little to no stress at all.

1. Milton Hospital 2. 10-15k 3. Hmmm to give birth at a hospital but we will need support before, during and after pregnancy. Also we would like to know the do and don't as parents since this is our first child. We may also need a nanny after birth to help us out for the first few months.

I would love to experience an at home birth with a doula that listens and guides me through my last few months of pregnancy

Hospital birth Accepts tricare select Unmedicated birth