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Hospital birth Medicaid I just want it to be unmediated and as natural as possible and as close to a home birth as possible

1) birth in hospital 2) unsure! I'm interested in knowing what a doula costs and if I can afford it 3) I want to plan for no induction, no epidural, am possibly open to laughing gas if I need something to calm down but would prefer natural, I want to avoid unnecessary pelvic and cervical exams, I want someone to advocate for me and insure that I am not being pressured to participate in "standard procedures" that I am not comfortable with or have no medical benefit to me and my baby

At st. V’s hospital Toledo Ohio I’m not sure a budget All natural birth plan this is the 4th baby first two were with epidural 3rd was with the laughing gas / natural

I plan to give birth at home. I don’t have a budget since this is my first and I don’t know much about it yet. Idk yet about a birth plan so I need someone who can talk me through options

I have a Midwife that’s gonna help me birth at home. I’m not sure what our budget is yet. I’m gonna be giving birth completely unmedicated. I want a doula for pain support. I want delayed cord clamping. If you accept insurance or have financial aid that would be ideal.

I plan on having a hospital birth, budget is covered by insurance,

Birth doula to provide support during labor and delivery. I plan to give birth in a hospital. We aren't sure yet on budget and are open to hearing pricing. I would like to give birth without an epidural and labor at home as long as possible, though I am open to an epidural if needed.

Hospital I am covered by medicaid I want to wait until contractions are closer together to head to the hospital. Id like to use all the tips and tricks to allow the baby to come and follow pelvic opening exercises and positions. Possibly on hands and knees for birth to allow easier birth and open canal.

I plan to give birth in my home. I was hoping to see if y'all accept insurance

Blanchfield community hospital Husband's a E4 in the army so we have a tight buget Im wanting to go unmedicated and delay cord clamping and possibly keep the cord and placenta

I want to do a home birth, as cheap as possible and delayed cord clamping no pain medication. Am looking for a midwife.

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

Hospital unless at home is really an option, I’m not sure of how much a dual cost I guess I will determine if the price is in my budget I’d like a natural calm birth Although I am a little nervous because I will be 40 when this baby is born as well as it being my 8th child. I’d really like some one who can help me navigate the differences in being pregnant this late in life and understanding the pains that are normal for it being an 8 th child. Everyone keeps saying oh it’s going to be painful but I just don’t understand why. I’d like some one with the knowledge of how to naturally relieve pains and and help me feel confident in delivering instead of fearing it. I am older so it dose way in my mind. This little one was a big surprise since I was going through perimenopause. I didn’t even know my body was still able to conceive do to lack of menstruation. But here we are so many questions so many worries feeling like I’m being ignored by the typical medical staff.

Home birth, first child Not sure on budget Still planning the birth plan, its my first child so this is all very new still

Give birth at Lima Birth Center. My budget is $2000. Birth plan is least medical intervention as possible.

Hospital birth. Our budget will be around $500 and I plan to try a natural unmedicated birth

Looking to have an unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. Will be delivering at WMMC in Warrensburg, MO. Would like to stay under $1000. This will be my second birth but hopefully my first successfully natural😌

Living in Sister Bay, planning to deliver in Green Bay. First time mom/parents getting increasingly worried about our lack of knowledge of childbirth while hearing so many horror stories about the malpractices of doctors in labor and delivery. Wanting to learn. Wanting an advocate. Wanting to avoid an epidural but not sure if I will be able to! Our budget isn’t huge. We are low income. But don’t know the typical rates and will try to work out any reasonable rate for our income.

Hello Stacey, Im Esmeralda, First time mom. Me and partner need help with everything honestly what we need, birthing plan , classes etc.

1. I plan to give birth in FIndlay, Ohio at Blanchard Valley Hospital 2. I plan to have an unmedicated vaginal birth 3. this will be my 4th birth.