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Wellstar Kennesaw $5000 Unsure. I have to crest a birth plan.

Hospital I will be using Medicaid Just hoping for a safe smooth delivery no problems or testing is my goal. No c sections is my goal as well

1. 5 years of experience 2. open to age, as long as they have experience 3. sleep training 4. What is the budget

Hospital or home birth $2000 Un medicated, holistic

Hospital birth, budget unsure, least amount of pain intervention as possible & avoiding epidural if possible

I would like to give birth at home. I don't have a budget for a doula because I'm looking for doulas that are covered under Medicaid.

Likely a home birth but open to birthing at a hospital that has a tub and is open to me bringing a doula. Budget: 500-1500 Birth plan: natural, no medication with doula Requirements: certified doula or midwife. Minimum 200 births Also need help with sleep training my current 7month old.

1. Atlanta Birth Center 2. Unsure 3. Hoping for an unmediated water birth

Cigna insurance covered. Plan to give birth at a birthing center

I plan to give birth at a birthing facility. Budget is less than $2000. No birth plan yet.

Plan to give birth at hospital. Looking for: > A birth doula with experience at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta and follows evidence based birthing practices > A night nurse for 3-4 nights per week, for ~6 weeks.

We are giving birth at the Wellstar Northfulton Hospital in Roswell GA. We re planning on doing a water birth and our budget is between 500-1700

Birth in hospital 3500 I don’t have a birth plan as of yet

I plan to give birth at Nacogdoches Medical Center. I’m just trying to get a price and possibly having a doula available. This is our fifth kid so I know that birth plans are not set in stone and I understand that what I do want is to go all natural pain medication if needed. I wanna be able to get up and walk around and get in the shower and do some scratch use the peanut use the birthing ball drink eat I wanna be able to do all those things and not be tied to the bed and I also would like to try this time, not giving birth on my back last time our baby got stuck and was stuck for about a month. I was in labor for two weeks and finally had to get an epidural at 8 cm and have the doctor fix his shoulder to where I could have him so I would like to try maybe squatting this time or getting on all fours something different maybe to relieve that pressure and getting a better birthing position I don’t want anybody in the room with me except the Doula possibly and my husband. I’m open two nurses that are being trained unless it gets too much and I usually give my husband this look and he tells whoever he needs to to get everybody out, which is what happened when I was at 7 cm with our last baby and I knew something was wrong.

Not sure, looking for someone who takes insurance. Natural birth don't want to lay on my back the whole time

Hospital I don’t know Unmedicated Vaginal birth after two c-sections

I am having a hospital birth at northside hospital. I am hoping to have an unmedicated birth and no c section unless a medical emergency. I want to be able to move around as much as possible and do different positions (not just lying on my back) I would like some time before the placenta comes out (hopefully it will detach on its own) I don’t want any Pitocin and I would like myself and the baby’s dad to be able to do skin to skin contact with the baby the first hour. Had a full term vaginal birth before back in October 2012, I’ve never had a doula before so I don’t know the cost but I am interested in having one.

Hospital delivery high risk due to age and previous pregnancy Medicaid

1.) Undecided (Hospital or Birthing Center) 2.) Pending 3.) All Natural (No Induction/No C-Section/No Epidural)

1. Home or birth center 2. $4K-20K 3. Midwife + doula