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I’d like someone experienced in natural unmedicated labor there with me while I’m giving birth to my first baby at the hospital. I’d like to pay with insurance and hope to have a smooth and easy birth with the peace of mind of having someone to advocate for me.

Update: looking for an individual who accepts TRICARE, even if it’s not in network. Having baby 3 at Hartford Hospital, due 2/11. Have never had a doula before, but am a little worried my husband might be traveling for the birth! Looking for services to be completely covered by Tricare ideally. Birth plan is hoped to be similar to others - labor as long as I can and then get an epidural. Have not had a C-section and am not planning on it for this baby.

Looking for a birth doula who accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield Birthing location: Cooley Dickinson, Northampton MA

Cooley Dickinson, I’m not sure of a budget yet, I plan to get an epidural at some point during labor but im interested in different pushing positions, definitely want to learn proper breathing/ pushing. And don’t want pitocin or anything like that if it’s not necessary.

My partner and I are both sick and struggling to take care of our baby. She was sick but has recovered. I don’t know if you do overnight shifts for babies recovering from or who have just recovered from illness, or in homes where people are sick, but in case you do, I’m reaching out to see if you might be able to do an overnight shift tonight, tomorrow night, or both so my partner and I can try to rest and recover.

I am interested in Child Care for my 4-month-old daughter starting March 15th. Monday - Friday (7am - 3pm). There will be days scattered throughout where we'd be able to be back and care for our daughter by Noon. We live on a campus in Deerfield, and there is another family with a 4-month-old daughter who may also require support and care.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. This will be my 2nd delivery . My first one was a c-section and I want to go Vbac this time.

I would like a natural birth and a doula to help me give birth

Delivering at Manchester Birthing Center, CT. Birth plan: Focused on midwifery care labor & delivery. Would like someone who is a mother and someone younger than 45.

I’m planning to give birth in a hospital because I feel most comfortable having medical support available. I definitely plan on getting an epidural for pain management, but I still want the experience to feel as calm and supported as possible. My budget is around $800–$1,500, depending on what’s included. I’m open to some flexibility if it’s a really good fit and includes prenatal and postpartum support. For my birth plan, I’m hoping for a smooth vaginal delivery, but I’m also realistic and open to whatever is safest for me and the baby. Since I plan on getting an epidural, I’d really like someone who can help me stay relaxed, guide me through the process, and support both me and my partner during labor. Communication is really important to me—I want to understand what’s happening and feel involved in decisions. After birth, I’d love immediate skin-to-skin contact and some guidance during those first few hours. Postpartum support would also be really helpful

I would like someone else to help me express my wants and needs during child birth like a natural birth no epidural and I’m trying to find out pricing and how it all works this is my first baby I want a hospital birth but I don’t want to be induced or epidural or them breaking my water for me I don’t want cores cutting till it’s white and no pulse I want to deliver my polenta on my own I don’t want them taking it out with force I want golden time I’m just not sure how much a doula cost I don’t have the most money in the world I’m young

1. Hospital: Middlesex hospital in Middletown CT 2. $700 3. Possibly c section, first time pregnant

I’m pregnant with my first baby and currently 13 weeks along! Husky Plan St Francis Hospital

Manchester memorial with WWW Third pregnancy Want hands on help No meds

Hospital (Baystate), unknown budget, this would be a VBAC

I plan on giving birth at North Country Hospital. My first child was delivered by midwives and I don't have that option this time around. I am looking for someone who can support me to allow my husband to he as least stressed about my well being as possible. I am also looking for any postpartum support as I will have a 4 year old and my husband will not be able to take paternity leave. I did not have a doula before so I'm not really sure what it all entails. I'm not sure on budget as I'm not sure what it costs. My birth wish is to have as little medical intervention as possible (unless I need induction like my first birth). Golden hour is a MUST. I would like to have the olive oil massage on my perineum to avoid tearing. If it's a boy I want him left intact. Freedom to move around and freedom to birth in whatever position I am most comfortable in.

I plan to give birth in Waimea queens hospital possibly in Kealekekua hospital. I honestly have no idea on budget. I’m on a low income so preferably something more affordable, max a couple hundred dollars. We have no one we feel comfortable leaving our two young children with except his mom who will be coming out from the mainland. My first two were a bit early. She was on the plane while I was in labor with my second and luckily she got here in time but it really worries me for the third. If she misses the birth he will watch the children and I will be alone to give birth to our third which scares me. I also want help advocating for as few interventions as possible. I’m planning for a natural birth since my first two were also natural. Thank you!

1. Backus Hospital, Norwich, CT 2. Unsure 3. Low intervention. Unmedicated birth, dad to catch baby and put on moms chest, deliver placenta naturally, delayed cord clamping until cord is white and stops pulsing, immediate skin to skin contact uninterrupted for 1 hour as long as baby is doing okay, no bath, no eye ointment, no vitamin k, no hep b.

Manchester hospital Medicaid Vbac. 3rd baby my second was a c section. I tend to have large babies and they pressured me into it. I really want to have a vbac and try to have no epidural

I am planning to give birth at Backus Hospital. My birth plan includes having an epidural depending on pain levels- Although the less medical intervention, the better. I plan to breastfeed. No particular budget. I have Husky Health CT for insurance. I am seeking a birth doula and postpartum doula.