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1. Hospital 2. My insurance covers doula expenses (Tricare) 3. I would like to have a natural water birth. Avoid C-section unless absolutely necessary. Delayed cord clamping (keep placenta)delayed first bath, immediate skin to skin. Breast feeding. Circumcision for boy.

I plan to have my baby born at a hospital, possibly a water birth

Need birthing support this will be my first time having a baby

Rural hospital $2000-$3000 Minimal interventions - preferably all natural

Hendricks North is the hospital I will be delivering at this summer I'm working with a $2000. budget but I'm somewhat flexible with that My current birth plan is to go all natural. I'd like to avoid an epidural if at all possible

Home birth, $5,000 budget, peaceful & smooth birth. No complications

I want to give birth in the hospital but I don’t want to deliver on my back. I’m not sure if I want the epidural but am not against pain medication.

Hello! I recently had a quite traumatic C-section and recovery experience. I found I am pregnant 3 months after giving birth, my doctor informed me with the right support I will be able to have a successful V-bac. This would make my pregnancies almost 12 months apart. I am so determined to have a successful V-bac and would love help, experience, and guidance throughout this journey to make it the most successful. My C-section was not warranted, I was not told my baby was sunny side up until I was pushing, then I was pushed into a csection . Knowing what I know now, I wouldn’t of had one.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want intermittent checks, delayed cord clamping, little to no pain meds, I really want birth as natural as possible. My budget is anywhere from $100-$300

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital I’m not sure what our budget is. And I don’t know what my birth plan should be.

I need someone to support me, helping with the breathing exercises, my plan is give birth in the hospital by peace health. Budget is around 1000

1. I'm not sure yet. I am leaning towards home, but it feels like a scary option. 2. Not sure. 3. Don't have one yet.

Im 27 years old currently 20 weeks pregnant. This will be my third baby, My first baby I had to have a c section after laboring for almost 20 hours going up to 8cm dilated no epidural but baby was breech. So we ended with a c section (aug 2019). Second baby was a scheduled c section due ti previously having a c section (aug 2021) i was scheduled to have it at 1pm but ended up going in way earlier because when j was at registration and walking up to my prep room my water broke and i had contractions starting. Now this time around i really do not want to have another c section id like to have a vba2c. Im looking to have a doula for support and who is experienced in vbac. My obgyn didnt say no but just said we can talk more about it as you get further along but he did mention id have to deliver at a hospital in san antonio.

Chilliwack maternity hospital. Normal delivery with epidural Not decided yet

1. Abbotsford Regional 2. No idea. Don’t know what doula’s cost. 3. Planning for a VBAC with epidural if needed but open to C section if that ends up being best.

Plan to give birth at Richmond General Hospital. I am with Noakes maternity clinic, OBs. Maximum budget is $2000. Birth plan is to have a medicated vaginal birth in hospital.

Hospital birth in Nelson BC, budget is $1000 - $1500 depending on service. Planned unmedicated birth with midwifery care.

Looking for a doula to help me during birth and also with preparation of a birth plan.

I will be giving birth in surrey bc. Budget is $10,000. I will be having. C section therefore I need the support. I don’t have much family to help.

Subject: Inquiry About Birth Doula Support for April 2026 Due Date

 I am currently looking for a birth doula for my first pregnancy. This is my first baby, and my due date is April 22, 2026. I feel scared and nervous when I think about labour and birth. I am planning to have a vaginal birth and have some concerns about tearing. I am also hoping for a calm and peaceful birthing environment, as I tend to feel anxious in busy settings, such as rooms with frequent interruptions or medical students present. I am looking for a doula who can advocate for me and my baby and help me feel supported and informed throughout the process. I also wanted to ask whether your doulas are certified through a recognized organization, or if you are registered as a paramedical practitioner in British Columbia (such as a Naturopathic Doctor or Social Worker). I have extended health benefits through Pacific Blue Cross and would be using those benefits. Ideally, I am looking for someone who can submit claims under their registration or provide an official receipt that includes their registration number for reimbursement purposes. Please feel free to reach out to me if you feel we may be a good fit or if you have any questions for me. You can contact me by phone at 778-245-2618 or by email at tahirajat05@gmail.com. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Warm regards,
Tahira