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

I expect to be in hospital. I'm 39 yrs old and pregnant with my first.

Hello, I hope you’re doing well! We are interested in your postpartum doula services for about 6 weeks following our birth in mid- March of 2026. We’re interested in setting up a consultation to see if we’d be a good fit and to discuss your approach, availability, and if our Carrot benefit can be applied. Please let us know your availability for a meeting (virtual or in-person) in the coming days. We look forward to connecting and learning more about your work. Thank you so much for your time and care! Would you be able to let us know if you meet the following Carrot benefit qualifications? Doulas in the United States must have at least one of the following: * Medicaid approval to provide doula services in their state * An active doula certification from an eligible certifying organization * A certificate of completion from an eligible doula training program, plus three years of relevant doula experience Doulas must also have all three of the following to be eligible: * An active certification in adult and infant CPR from an eligible certifying organization * At least $1 million in professional liability insurance from a reputable insurer * Client and professional references   If so, could we send you a doula Carrot's application found here?   Spend the organizations mentioned above include: * DONA: Doulas of North America International * ProDoula * CAPPA: Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association * Cornerstone Birthwork Training * Doula Trainings International (DTI) * Childbirth International (CBI) * Madriella Doula Network * BEST Doula Training * Northwest Association for Perinatal Support (NAPS) * Natural Resources Thank you, Lucy Dieckhaus

Hospital, midwife, more details to come as I think through my birth plan preferences

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.

I would like to give birth in an inflatable pool in my living room this is my fifth birth

I experienced a very traumatic birth with my first child, and that experience shaped how important support feels to me this time around. I’m hoping to work with a doula who can provide steady, compassionate care as I prepare for this birth. I’m on a tight budget and am open to low-cost or volunteer support options.

I plan to give birth at WinnMed, Decorah IA. I am on Medicaid and hope to find affordable quality help through a doula. I want to try to do a natural, no epidural birth and use alternate pain relief unless I need to do otherwise. My partner would like to be included and involved as much as possible as possible during birth.

I’m interested in getting a doula, still learning about this process. Plan to have birth at hospital and would like additional support for labor as I have lots of questions. After having baby want to ensure I’m set for success and things are good. I struggle with anxiety and depression but breastfeeding is very important and my hope is that I can do that.

Budget: as low as possible for expecting parents. Location: Still looking into it, but possibly giving birth at a birthing center or riley maternity tower needs: Informational help, coming up with a solid birth plan. I want to be as natural and unmedicated as possible. Would prefer a doula who will help make sure the hospital follows my birth plan and assists with the labor process.

1. Plan to give birth at UIHC most likely planned c section related to previous full term loss. 2. $1500-$1750 Budget 3. A planned C-section birth plan focused on creating a "gentle" or family-centered experience by requesting preferences like dimmed lights, music, a clear drape to view the birth, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and delayed cord clamping. Gentle C-Section Plan: Environment: Request dimmed lights, a quiet room, or to play your own playlist. Support: Designate your partner or support person to be present. Comfort: Request IV lines, blood pressure cuffs, and EKG leads be placed on your non-dominant arm to allow for easier holding of the baby. Visualization: Ask for a clear drape (or to have the mirror/screen lowered) to see the baby being born. During the Birth Communication: Ask the staff to explain what is happening, and consider requesting they tell you when they are ready to begin. Skin-to-Skin: Request immediate skin-to-skin contact in the operating room (OR) if no medical issues arise. Cord Clamping: Ask for delayed cord clamping, allowing the cord to stop pulsing before it is cut. Bonding: Request that the baby stays with you while the incision is being sutured, rather than going immediately to a warmer. Immediately After Procedures: Request that newborn assessments (weighing, measuring, cleaning) be delayed until after your first hour of skin-to-skin bonding. Feeding: Express your desire to breastfeed in the operating room or recovery room. Cord Care: Mention if you plan to keep the placenta. Looking for a compassionate doula who has experience supporting moms with previous infant loss and traumatic birth experiences

I’m gonna have a C-section but I need a doula. IU health in Lafayette

I plan to give birth in a hospital but would like to deliver naturally without medications My estimated price is $500

Plan to give birth in hospital. First pregnancy. Would like the least amount of intervention possible. Low budget.

Hospital possibly st Luke’s Budget less than $1500 Help with support making decisions what is best for me walk me through the steps 1st pregnancy

Hospital, Macomb IL Insurance pending? Wanting to go natural if possible

Hospital birth. Had an epidural with my first, I would really like to try no medication with my second. I also would like support when it comes to breastfeeding my second. Ideally this is covered by insurance

I plan to give birth at midland hospital, I am looking for someone who works with insurance providers and or a middle ground budget, my birth plan is to have baby safely, have my husband and mom as support but would love another person to help with counter pressures, and advocate for me on my wants

1. Hospital 2. Inside 3. No interventions of possible, all natural. 1 previous c section and VBAC

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My estimated budget is to not exceed over 2,000 if possible. At this time, I do not have a birth plan.