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I would like a home or birth center birth. I am hoping to use my health insurance. I am unsure of my birth plan as of yet.

Home birth. $6,000 estimated budget. Prenatal care, birth, and postpartum care.

Midwife with experience in home birth (first choice) and birthing center if needed.

I plan to give birth at home, no medicine. My budget would be anything but of course not spending too much. I would ultimately like to see if insurance can help at all.

Looking for an at home birth for my 3rd pregnancy. First two were all natural at a birth center with Nancy Spencer, would like to have it at home this time, I’m newly pregnant and not exact on due date yet but July/August. I have Premera insurance so hoping we can get most of costs covered.

I am not sure yet where i don’t mind it to be at a hospital but it could also be a water birth I wanted to do a more holistic way. No vaccinations, not cutting the placenta right away, i do not know ranges and or budgeting I plan to use insurance coverage that will cover all or majority of the cost, 🙏🏾

I plan to home birth. However, I need a CNM in order to be covered by Tricare! I want to water birth, be calm and relaxed. And give birth!!

I would like to have a pool home birth. I would also like for it to be a natural birth with no tearing.

I want to give birth at home. Budget is 10,000. Natural birth plan.

Just found out I’m pregnant with my second child, looking for a midwife to establish care with

I would like to explore my options with at home water birth

i have given vaginal birth 4 times, all with epidurals. All my births went VERY fast and smooth, except my last. My last went well, but i hemmorhaged pretty badly. I have many different auto immune issues that make pregnancy very painful and difficult. I have been put on bedrest with every pregnancy. All of my babies have come 3-5 weeks early. All my babies have been born healthy. Because of my history i want to give birth in a hospital, preferably tacoma general. I want to go 100% natural if possible but worry I will need pit to lower chance of Hemmorhage. I have a hard time staying out of my head and anxiety. Im not sure what my budget is, id like to find someone that would work with insurance if possible. I am wanting someone who is a CNM if possible and could help with lactation support, I have never been able to nurse longer than 2 months. I am looking for a female.

I need a midwife and I want to give birth at a birth center. not looking into something more expensive than 6k. I don’t want any vaccinations on the baby at the time of birth or pain medication

Vbac. Open to home or hospital. Non medicated low intervention

I am looking for a midwife for home birth. We will be paying cash for services our budget is $4000. I would like a natural birth at home.

I plan to give birth at a birthing center or hospital, my budget is 3000$, and my birth plan is to try to labor at home as long as I can and follow recommendations from my midwife with regards to the birthing process once I am with her. My husband will be my supporter throughout the birthing process.

I plan to have a natural birth at home or in birthing center. Our budget is 3,000 dollars.

Need a midwife to see me as a cash pay patient. 1 midwife near Bonney lake Washington (98391) and a midwife in Aberdeen South Dakota as well for future use) I am about 10 weeks along, so next appointment after the consult will be the anatomy scan. I’m Open to having the midwife see me and then order the scan at a different location that’s more affordable for me since I’m cash pay. We might be moving out of state (South Dakota) halfway through the pregnancy or closer to the time the birth happens as our house is on the market right now but the market is currently slow so we could be here a few more months. So I’m looking for a provider who will See me and allow me to pay one appointment at a time as a cash pay customer. Budget is ideally $5000 all in if I do end up giving birth here in Washington state. And in South Dakota. Birth plan: I’d like to give birth at home if possible, but plan b is a facility or hospital (whatever closest to my location), un medicated birth if possible.

First home birth (second child). Budget roughly $5000. I plan to have an unmedicated home birth with as little intervention as possible & following baby’s timeline and my own instincts.

Check ups would be needed. A ultrasound for heartbeats and images of the baby are great to have. And I would definitely a midwife during labor.