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I do want to give birth in a hospital. I am diabetic and newly diagnosed with HTN, but I wanna go natural. My mom went natural with me but ended up opting for an epidural with my brother because of her blood pressure. Both my brother and I were 9+ pounds, and with my comorbidities, I know I may have a chunky little monkey <3, but I still want to try natural to start. I was looking to stay around $1500. My birth plan is simply to keep my pressures stable and have a healthy baby. If no meconium, I do want to encapsulate my placenta, and I will sign the form to keep it because, as a L&D nurse, I know they will want to keep it because of my comorbidities. If the diabetes and HTN were gestational, I probably would have let them keep it, but since it's chronic, nothing new will be learned about my future pregnancies from the placenta. Anyway, I think that's it! Look forward to hearing from you!

I’m planning on giving birth in the hospital, but I want to have as little interventions as possible. I want to give birth naturally (unmedicated), and be able to move about freely and push intuitively. I want a doula to help coach me through labor and advocate for my wishes to the doctor and nurses when I’m not able to do so.

Hospital birth in Birmingham 1200 budget I want to do unmedicated but I’m okay with nitrous and I want to be moving as much as I can.

I am interested in seeking out and using a doula for my birth. This is new to me! This isn’t second pregnancy and I had preeclampsia and had to be induced (not fun). I’m currently taking baby aspirin to hopefully reduce my chances. I’ve thought about and considered not getting an epidural. I’m scared but think it would help my chances of not tearing (also miserable). I want to be educated and learn different things than what I did the first time. I will give birth in a hospital. I have no idea how much that costs and if insurance covers that or not.

Hospital Anything I don’t want an unmedicated birth plan but I do want to try for a VBac and let my body do what it’s supposed to beside pushing for Petocin

I'm a previous c section, I'm trying to have a safe vbac with as little intervention as possible. I'm reasonable and realistic. I do plan to have a hospital birth.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. My budget is $10,000, I would love a doula that works with insurances. My birth plan so far is, I want to go unmedicated if possible, I want a doula who can speak up for me when needed and know what to do, I have a hard time speaking up for myself, especially around medical people. I want an atmosphere that’s calm, no bright overhead lights.

Home birth 1500 -2000 looking for support post birth body work/ techniques

1.Hospitals 2. I was took Medicaid would cover it 3. I don’t really have a birthing plan.

Would love to give birth at home if I can. I had a very bad experience in a hospital with my daughter my birth plan was not respected at all and the nurse was a complete jerk. I am very adamant about having an unmedicated birth this time.

It’s my first baby and I need support to make it through bc my fiancé works and I need someone there with me

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I am a first time mom looking for support in pregnancy, child birth and postpartum. I have Medicare insurance. I want as much of a comfortable experience as possible, I want a smooth transition from birthing to postpartum and I want to be educated in all my options for a new born.

planning to give birth in a hospital, with a doula support. Birth plan: vaginal, comfortable, not rushed, unmedicated, let the nature take its course.

Hospital birth, I have tri care. Right now I do not have a birth plan set but I want to give birth unmedicated

I would like to give birth at home or in a birthing center if my insurance covers it! If that isn’t possible then I would like to have a midwife with me for a hospital birth. I don’t have a birth plan as yet because this is my first pregnancy and it is all very new to me. I’m looking for the best help and guidance I can get.

1. hospital in florence al 2.$500 3. no epidural, natural birth

I would like a midwife or doula to assist during my homebirth of my 5th child in April. Estimated budget is $5,000 and plan on laboring and delivering entirely at home.

I would like to do water birth in a hospital facility

I hope to have a home birth. I have a flexible budget of $3,000. I plan to have an I medicated birth.

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Beaumont. I had to unexpectedly relocate here from Dallas so I am trying to find a new birth team. My estimated budget is 800$. I am looking to have a natural birth with free movement no episiotomy no forceps or vaccines and for pain management I want to use nitrous oxide and maybe hydrotherapy. Using warm towels and birthing props like birthing ball or peanut ball birthing stool. Wireless monitors on me so that I am able to move freely I don’t want to feel restricted or held down when giving birth. I want direct skin contact right after birth. No bath on my newborn. Not a lot of people in the delivery room. Calm environment. I want my water to break naturally unless intervention is medically necessary. That’s pretty much it for now still researching.