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I want to birth in a birthing suite in the hospital $1,000

I am in need of a birth Doula I am giving birth at a birthing center $700 That’s what I would like a Doula for us to help me create a birth plan

Wanting to have a successful VBAC

I plan to give birth at a hospital in the San Jose area (such as Good Samaritan, El Camino, Kaiser Santa Clara, or O’Connor Hospital, depending on availability). My budget is flexible and based on the typical Bay Area market rate for a birth doula — around $1,800–3,500 for a standard package that includes 2–3 prenatal visits, 24/7 on-call support, continuous labor and birth support, and 1–2 postpartum visits. My birth plan is hospital-based with flexibility for pain management: I’d like to start with non-medical comfort measures (breathing, movement, massage, TENS, warm shower, etc.) and opt for an epidural if needed. I hope to have a doula who provides emotional support, guidance, and advocacy throughout labor, helps communicate with the medical team, and supports partner involvement. I also value evidence-based prenatal education (stages of labor, hospital procedures, pain management options, postpartum recovery, newborn care) and postpartum follow-up for breastfeeding and emotional well-being. If possible, I would appreciate a doula who can communicate in both English and Chinese.

Support during home/birthing center delivery. Midwife

I have Kaiser HMO plan. Plan to give birth in hospital. I have hip arthritis with limited hip mobility in one leg. Other leg is perfectly fine. I want to explore if vaginal births are possible for me.

I plan to give birth at El camino hospital, Mountain View I am looking for something covered by Anthem blue cross ppo insurance Birth plan still need to decide

Quiero parto vajinal ase 29 messes tube cesarea y planet far a luz en hospital

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital. Would need doula to accept HMO Kaiser and bill Kaiser. Open to decision and options for birth plan. Of course goal is vaginal no medication but understand things happen and that may be the option if there is an emergency. Best ways to help myself and baby have a healthy delivery. Would like to avoid tearing and learn techniques to control pain during labor.

Hospital birth. No medication if possible as long as I can. 3rd birth, but this time I will be alone so I need help.

I plan to give birth at a hospital or birth center in Goodyear, AZ. I will need a doula, midwife, and lactation consultant.

Home birth. First time father 3 time mother. In San Andreas ca

1. Hospital birth 2. 2000 3. Unmediated birth, delayed cord clamping, golden hour, skin to skin contact, no vernix removal, placenta physiological birth, no vaccinations or eye ointment right after birth

Hospital. Birth plan - as low medication as possible, want my body to go at its own pace, low lights, late cord cutting and bathing. Need help postpartum care for baby and me - so feed and sleep is as easy as possible for baby Recovery for me

Birth in hospital Would like to try for unmedicated birth

1. I haven’t gotten a referral yet but I think I’ll go with El Camino in Mountain View 2. I’m looking for a doula that accepts tricare. I’m also open to paying out of pocket but tricare would be my first pick. 3. This is my second child and the labor with my first was under 4 hours. Birth plan this time would be to labor without an epidural. All other parts of my birth plan I’m open to suggestions. I’d like to labor at home if possible.

I will be having a Hospital birth. My estimated budget is less than 3500$ I would like to try for a vbac with my second pregnancy

Plan to give birth at Standford Trivalley. Hoping to find doula that accepts Tricare select.

Giving birth at El Camino in Mountain View. We are hoping for a vaginal birth with an initial plan to avoid an epidural. Budget is up to 2,500

I am a soon to be first-time mom and this is my first pregnancy. I plan to give birth at Stanford Children’s Hospital and am curious about unmedicated births.