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1. Mercy Hospital - Creve Coeur 2. TBD 3. Medicated birth

My preferred birth method is a Trial of Labor after 2 Cesarean Sections. I had a very difficult time with my last elective c-section. I had a spinal fluid leak, required several medications and a blood patch, and mentally struggled with coping. I thought I was okay with another c-section, however, I ended up deeply regretting following through. I did have signs of labor approaching (contractions, losing mucus plug), but had a c-section at exactly 40 weeks. I would be okay with another c section if medically necessary. If the facility allows, I’d like to then do a maternal-assisted cesarean section.

I live in Coleraine, MN and will give birth at Grand Itasca in Grand Rapids, MN. I want to have as natural of a birth as possible. This is our first baby so I am looking into all options. I was watching a natural birthing course that suggested getting a Doula so I wanted to look into it. We are unsure on if we will move forward but wanted to check on pricing, insurance options, and what this process would look like.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. My estimated budget is about $200-$300. My birth plan is to labor for a bit at home before going to the hospital because I progress quickly. I’d like to labor in a tub, move around, and use a peanut ball to encourage dilation. I’d also like breathing techniques and emotional support and visualization/meditative techniques.

Hi, I’m going to be a first time mom! As I am super excited and starting to plan my near future, I am also trying to navigate how I want my birthing experience to go. I know that I would like to have a hospital birth, which I believe I have found the perfect hospital for me. As of right now I am still researching this and that. Meaning, there are so many different birthing experiences. I’m sure everyone has their dream ideal labor and delivery story to which some come true and some do not. I am fully aware anything can happen but before we go there, I do have an “ideal” way I’d like to see my labor going. I would very much prefer an unmedicated birth. My main goal is no epidural. I do have a few different reasons as to why I don’t want it, but that is something we can always get into later if you’d like! I should also mention again, this is my goal! If at any point I get to a point during labor where I absolutely want it or feel that I need it, if able to, I will change my mind. I also would love to stay away from Pitocin as long as possible as long as there are no complications etc. of course if the labor is getting dangerous for me or baby, I understand. I am also hoping as my doula (when we find each other!) you will help me understand more about these. As long as things go as planned, I plan on my mother and boyfriend being present during my labor and birth. I also hope I can add another amazing support person to the list! Someone that will 110% advocate for me if and when needed, and Someone that will keep me updated and educated! I hope to speak soon, thank you!

1. Planning to give birth at Mercy Birthing Center on Ballas Rd. 2. My budget is flexible but I am thinking 1.5-2k 3. My plan is to have a natural birth at the Birthing Center. I am planning to breast feed my baby as well.

Oschner on O’Neal 2,000-4,000 All natural unmedicated

Hospital, Macomb IL Insurance pending? Wanting to go natural if possible

Hospital birth but no and or very limited medical interventions

Giving birth at MoBap. I’d like some information on how to push during labor without straining/increasing risk of hemorrhoids and tearing. This is my second pregnancy and I had painful hemorrhoids for months with my first. I also damaged my pelvic floor and the healing process took a long time. I plan to have a low dose epidural. I don’t care for overly fear based approaches, being strictly natural or worrying about things that have a low likelihood so I’ll do well with someone who is down to earth, practical and open to various approaches to labor.

I want to try and have my baby natural in the hospital.

1. I plan to give birth at a hospital 2. I have Medicaid that covers doula services

Hi! My name is Alyssa Walker and I’m an expecting mother. I’m inquiring in out your services and pricing.

I will be having a home birth I don’t know what my budget is my birth plan is to have my baby at home. Do everything at home?

I want to give birth at home my budget is 2,000 maybe 3,000 if I have to go up that high I want a birth that’s medical but with out an epidural I need a women who actually care and not someone who is doing it for the money and just want to get it over with also I need someone that has experience but who also will listen to me .

Home birth and pregnancy education (for husband and me tip to make the process easier and less stressful as possible + breathing techniques and position)

Looking for a birth doula for additional support through unmedicated childbirth and possibly postpartum support and education. I’m giving birth at the Mercy Midwifery Birthing Center. I’m not sure about cost for Doula but my max would be $500 altogether. Right now I don’t have much of a birth plan aside from using laughing gas as pain management as needed. I don’t know what else I need to include or consider.

I plan to give birth at Home. My budget is $4000-$5000. I would like to have a water birth, no vaccinations for my baby, and no shots for pain. I would like for My Husband to be with me to be able to support me during pushing stages. I would like a mirror to see my baby’s birth. I would like for it to be as quiet as possible. I would like the lights to be dim. I would like my baby to be placed on my chest immediately. I would like to breast feed as soon as possible.

Natural birth plan. Limited medical intervention. Bradley method. Certified

I am a first time mom who wants to have a home birth and help creating a birth plan. I need to find someone covered by my healthcare