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Hospital with OBGYN No estimated budget currently I would like to go unmedicated as long as possible and then possibly use alternative meds besides an epidural. Delayed cord clamping. I also need help with my birth plan

I plan to have a hospital birth, iv heard that this services can be covered by my health insurance I have a low income. I plan to have an epidural during labor I would like avoid unnecessary things such as patocine during labor sense iv learned that this is bad for the baby during labor if I don’t need it. I want to trust my own body to do the labor/ delivery process, I would like to be more educated and confident during my labor and have someone to advocate for me. I would like to use natural alternatives to help smoother labor experience.

Lactation help for a new born baby who has trouble lacting

Breastfeeding has done amazing - but I need help with pumping. Anytime I’m away from my baby I get clogged ducts or mastitis

Need help in latching and breastfeeding. Help to move to breastfeeding from bottle.

St Francis hospital . I’d like to have a natural birth barring and complications that threaten the safety of myself or baby. I believe my insurance covers certified doula care.

Hi! I am seeking a doula who accepts Medicaid coverage. I’m due in just a few short weeks and would love to find a doula who is able to help me accomplish my birth preferences: - reduce likelihood of c-section, and other intervention, continuous professional support, hoping for maximal pain relief support since I don't want an epidural - help with the first feed - to have someone in my corner to translate medical jargon, relieving sense of unknown. - unless medically indicated, I plan to spend early labor at home to stay relaxed and hydrated in a familiar setting - I prefer to avoid Pitocin or artificial rupture of membranes unless there is a clear medical necessity - I wish to use upright or gravity-neutral positions for pushing to improve efficiency and reduce the risk of tearing - Immediately after birth, I request immediate skin-to-skin contact and delayed cord clamping (until it stops pulsing) - I plan to exclusively breastfeed and wish for all initial assessments to be done while the baby is on my chest if possible.

I would prefer to give birth at home or in a birth center and have it be as natural as possible. I am open to going to a hospital but I want to make sure that I stick to my birth plan and don’t get sidetracked or disrespected because I’ve heard a lot of stories where they induce, medicate and take the babies away etc and I don’t want any part of that. I also want to keep my placenta and umbilical cord making sure it doesn’t get cut right away. I don’t want to be medicated and I want a natural vaginal birth.. I’m a little nervous because I have dealt with medical issues in the past but I don’t think I’m a high risk pregnancy I mean I’m about to be 13 weeks now and I feel pretty good and my obgyn hasn’t flagged anything or expressed any worries to me so I think I should be good. I’m not sure about my budget I don’t know at this point but I’m honestly more open to the connection I have with someone because this is my first baby and I’m very excited but also overwhelmed at a lot of this. I just want to make sure I don’t negatively impact the life of a human being. I am a certified doula and nanny but it’s completely different being on this side of it I feel absolutely lost and like I know nothing. And everything online just bombards me with information and then I go down rabbit holes and freak myself out. So I feel like I just need to talk to a woman that relates, understands what I’m going through and can be supportive, compassionate and informative.

Hospital - INOVA Fairfax ~$3500 -this is my partner and I’s first child and we are both a little nervous. I am wanting to avoid a c-section if it is not medically necessary.

need help with latch, sore nipple, painful and red skin.

Looking to get more information on a night nurse who can help first time parents after the birth of our baby. We would ideally be looking only for nights, for roughly 2 weeks after the baby is born so that we can rest and then get support for feeding, bathing, and getting used to a newborn. We are going to deliver at the Morgan Stanley children’s hospital in NYC and our estimated budget is 30.00/hour.

Home birth Trying to go with insurance The more natural possible

I am currently 22 weeks pregnant with my 2nd child. When I had my son 5 years ago, my milk did not come in on time. It was about 1.5 weeks later and at that point, I did not breast feed. I would like to breastfeed with this baby but do not know anything about breastfeeding, what is needed, or what to do to provide the most milk as possibly needed. I am giving birth at Penn Hospital on Spruce St. I am looking to pay for these services ideally through my insurance, Keystone First, if possible.

Interested in a lactation consultant for once I am home from the hospital with baby.

Finding it hard for my baby to nurse. He latches for a few minutes and then stops and cries. I need sheep with proper latching and also positioning of my baby.

I’m having my 2nd baby, expected around 6/30/2026. My first time around, I really didn’t know much, didn’t know the right questions to ask - and because my baby girl had a cow milk protein allergy, my diet took a severe hit- and as a result, my diet/nutrition/postpartum lactation experience wasn’t great - and I stopped at 6 months. This time, I want to do better and know proactively what to do, timing of feeding v pumping, how to keep a steady supply

Clogged ducts issue keeps coming again , had mastitis initially took antibiotics and not relieved completely

Lactation consultant. I need help with supply and latching

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

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