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Looking for a labor doula. Would have a hospital birth. 1st baby.

I am working with a midwife at gwu. I want a Korean doula

Currently looking for a birthing doula and also potentially looking for postpartum help. We plan on giving birth in a hospital (gw hospital). Looking to do an unmedicated natural birth. Looking for a certified doula with at least 2 years experience.

I’m a first time mom my husbands in the military and there’s a chance he won’t be here for the birth and I’m very worried about going to military doctors and being alone for birth/ going home by myself so I’m looking for someone who is willing to speak for me educate me on some things that might go over my head do to stress and worry I will need help around my home hospital birth

I’m not sure of these questions yet. I am still searching for a hospital. First time mom so Im not sure of budgets.

I am looking for a doula that can be a support system as well as an advocate for me while I am in labor. I want to feel confident, know my rights and know that someone is there to speak up for me when I may be unable to or uncertain. I plan on having a birth plan created. I do not have an estimated budget as im not sure what that would be. But I do plan to try and use my insurance if possible.

I need a doula. My wife plans to give birth at UM Capital Region in Largo, Maryland. We are seeking a doula in zip code 20785 who our health insurance will help cover. Do you take insurance? How much do you charge and for how many sessions?

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth in a hospital setting at Pascal Women’s Center at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center in Glen Burnie, Maryland. (UMMS) Estimated budget: My budget will depend on what services are covered by my insurance, if anything. I am looking for postpartum support options that fit within my available coverage or payment options. Describe your birth plan: I am still developing my full birth plan, but my main preferences are: * I would like to avoid giving birth flat on my back and would prefer alternative laboring positions when medically appropriate. * I would like my doula and delivery nurse to be my primary support people in the delivery room. * I would like delayed cord clamping. * I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby after birth. * I would prefer no bath for my baby immediately after delivery and would like to wait until I am ready. * I would like medical interventions delayed unless they are medically necessary. I would like procedures explained to me and want to provide consent before interventions whenever possible. Requirements for the provider (certification, years of experience, second language): I am looking for someone experienced in postpartum support and newborn care, especially overnight newborn care. Certification as a postpartum doula, newborn care specialist, or similar training is preferred. I value someone patient, compassionate, respectful of my parenting choices, and knowledgeable about newborn needs. A second language is not required. Details about care recipients (age, special needs, feeding, etc.): I am expecting my first baby. My care recipient will be my newborn baby. I will need support learning my baby’s routines, feeding, soothing, diapering, and newborn care. I would appreciate someone who can support me as I recover and adjust to motherhood. Additional duties (sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc.): My main need is postpartum recovery support, especially nighttime care so I can get adequate rest after birth. I am looking for assistance with: * Overnight newborn care * Feeding support (breastfeeding, pumping, and/or bottle feeding support if needed) * Diaper changes and soothing * Helping establish healthy newborn routines (not formal sleep training right away) * Light household cleaning as needed * Cooking or meal preparation * Light laundry assistance My goal is to have compassionate support during the transition into motherhood while allowing me time to heal, rest, bond with my baby, and gain confidence caring for my newborn.

Plan to give birth in hospital, unsure of birthplan

I currently go to Signature OBGYN in Columbia,MD so I will be giving birth in Howard County Hospital. I’m currently looking for someone that takes my insurance which is WellPoint. For my birth plan I would to have a unmedicated birth.

I plan to give birth at Howard County General Hospital that is connected with Johns Hopkins. My OB is through Capital Women's Care in Fulton/Maple Lawn, and the OBs rotate there. I had a c-section December 2022, and I believe I was pressured into this when it was unnecessary based on speaking with doctors, friends, and family since. I want a VBAC. I do not have a large budget. I'm trying to figure out how my doulas cost. My family is willing to help a little thankfully. I'm guestimating my budget is $2k. I want someone that will advocate for me, encourage me, and help me to have a VBAC, as last time I was continually pressured to have, and my husband could not advocate for me to keep going and trying. I felt guilty about his anxieties for me, which led me to take an unnecessary and harder process of the c-section, and ended up being much scarier for both of us.

Not sure where i would want to birth at yet, i do have Medicaid through the state of MD.

I plan to give birth in a hospital I would like the cheapest budget And I need help with making a birth plan

TBD I seek advice on a supportive facility for VBAC close to Silver Spring. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would love to have a vaginal birth and be able to breastfeed. My budget is around $500.

Haven’t figured this out yet so it is to be determined

1. Give birth at Sibley Memorial Hospital 2. Either in network (Carefirst BCBS) or adjusted payment plans (less than $500) 3. Give birth naturally and breastfeed exclusively 4. Be in-network (Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield) 5. First time parents, early and mid 30's 6. Lactation/breastfeeding consultation 7. CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I need help coming up with a comprehensive birth plan. My goal is to spend $1500 for a doula.

Giving birth at Medstar with midwives, unsure about birth plan at this time, not high risk pregnancy, no provider requirements, Tricare East

I am 26 years old and this is my first child so I would like someone to just give me advice and basically be there for me through this journey. I would like to give birth at a birthing center close to a hospital if I need to go to it, but I am not opposed to going to the hospital I just don't want to have the baby on my back. My budget is under $2,000 preferably. I also would like to try and breast feed to know what drinks or food I can intake now to help with that. I am also a picky eater so helping me come up with a balanced diet would also be a great help as well. I just would like to prep on what I should be doing each month and things I need to order so that I can already have it before the baby comes.

Hospital birth $500-$1000 Vaginal birth (Vbac) at hospital