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I’m a first time mom. We dealt with infertility for over a decade and multiple losses. I want the best birth experience possible.

I plan to give birth in a hospital I have not decided what pain management I want. I will be taking care of the baby alone as my family lives out of state. My budget is roughly $300-$400 per week

I am wanting an at-home water birth in Oxford Ohio and I am wanting to find a midwife that is covered at least partly by my insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield

1. Christ hospital Liberty 2. I would like to do a natural birth at a hospital with no epidural

I plan to give birth at Tri Health in Oxford, Ohio. Unsure of my budget My birth plan consists of going as natural as possible, I want to be able to stay up and mobile during labor, no epidural, delayed cord clamping, etc

Looking for a doula to assist with an unmedicated birth

Hospital birth at Norton labor and delivery St. Matthews location. Using health insurance (Passport by Molina). This is my first pregnancy and I’m unsure of what a birth plan entails. I do plan on having an epidural. I would also like for there to be delayed cord clamping. As well as splitting skin to skin “golden hour” between my husband and I.

I am interested in a birthing center. I am currently on Medicaid. I am 38 and would like to learn more about holistic no invention birth.

My husband & I just moved to Paducah from St. Louis, I had wanted to give birth at a birth center, but there aren't any around. This is my first pregnancy, we're very excited. So I am looking for support, information, and help to have a birth with as least intervention as possible. I believe in the woman's body being equipped with all it needs to do things naturally (of course there are exceptions). We just met with Baptist Health, I have not viewed their labor and delivery but it is seeming like there are limited options, perhaps a doula could help me understand better my options around here.

Would like to have a home water birth and have a midwife and doula who will be as holistic as possible

I’m looking for doula and a midwife who can strongly advocate for me as I am a black African American women I want to do home birth but I’m sure I would have to do a hospital and I do have an estimated budget

I plan to give birth at home in a water bath. My estimated budget is around $15,000 - $25,000. I don't have a birth plan currently, this is my first pregnancy and I'm unsure of what to do. I am 25 years old.

I am looking for a midwife or even 2, an doula possibly, and a lactation consultant to guide me through all of the specifics of a home birth and what it all entails! I want to do a home birth (we live in an apartment as well) so bad, but am also nervous of the risks it might come with. My husband and I live 5 minutes from a University of Michigan hospital, and I have an OB. My pregnancy has gone as perfect as it can, and baby is completely healthy and has absolutely no issues! I’m hoping to at least talk to a midwife at first to decide for sure that a home birth is right for me and my baby girl! If my husband and I decide it is for sure what we want then I want to move forward in doing a home birth with a midwife and maybe even a doula?… my husband is completely on board with the home birth idea as well and is super supportive of any route I choose to go! I want to make my dream home birth happen! So I don’t know the price range of what we want to be in, but if our insurance helps us out which I think it should, we can be pretty flexible! I’m not completely sure what the price range is for a midwife and doula either, but I’m definitely going to do some research and see what a reasonable budget is! I’m hoping to find someone patient, takes their time (doesn’t rush the delivery unless medically needed), is soft spoken when needed, and is bubbly and positive! My husband and I are Christians as well, but either way it isn’t a make or break type of thing! I’m flexible with that type of thing! My birth plan is obviously I want to do a home birth if I possibly can, I want to go unmedicated, I want the lights to be on, but dimmed and at my place the lighting is perfect for the amount of light I want to have, I want/need a calm and peaceful environment because I can get stressed easily if the environment is chaotic and rushed, I want to maybe have music playing in the background just to have a peaceful labor, I want to move around as much as possible while laboring, I am very open to cervical checks to see how much I’m dilated as well as checking baby girl’s heart rate on a Doppler, I love encouragement and talking (any sort of fun or easy going conversations is such a great way to help me get through contractions), if i can have pictures and videos taken here and there I would love to get some taken to remember those moments, I’m not exactly sure what position I want to give birth in but I’m thinking on my back on my own bed like normal or sitting up a bit on my bed as well, and I would love to have my husband cut the cord and be as involved as possible in the birth of he wants to be! This birth plan is long and specific, but if it doesn’t go exactly to plan I’m flexible as long as we are both healthy! I’m also not sure if it’s still possible being in an apartment but I really hope it can be! The walls are pretty sound proof:) I am so excited for this journey and I am looking forward to hopefully making my dream home birth a reality!

1. Hospital 2. TBD 3. Hospital birth, labor at home as long as possible, potentially unmedicated This is my first pregnancy and my husband and are wanting to explore different options to find what is best for us and our pregnancy. I deal with anxiety/depression and worry about that during labor & delivery, as well as postpartum.

-birth suite or hospital (still figuring out first appt with OB is May 1) -$900-1,500 -I’d like to go as natural as possible. Looking for someone with experience to keep me focused and to advocate for me. Still putting together entire birth plan still early.

I plan to give birth with Norton OBs in Louisville Ky. I am on Medicaid PASSPORT. I would love to have a doula that accepts this Medicaid, but if not, I’d like to spend less than $1000 if possible. I don’t have a birth plan nailed down yet, but I’d like to do as natural as possible.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Vaginally and medication free to Mono-Di twins. I need a Doula that accepts Tricare.

I plan to deliver at a hospital. I need a doula for support through the labor & delivery process as well as advocacy. I plan to have a medicated birth (epidural), if possible & a vaginal delivery. This is my 3rd pregnancy (1st one ended in stillbirth) & I am currently being monitored for a large baby & advanced maternal age. I am unsure what the costs of a doula are but I plan to use my insurance.

1. My doctors told me I would have to go all the way to Zeeland (Corewell)because it’s the only birth center they have. I’m currently living in Muskegon it would be a 35-40min drive. If there’s anyway that I can change it I would like to. 2. $500 3. I don’t have one yet but I would like to come up with one

hospital birth 3,000 minimal medical interventions