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1. Planning to give birth at St. Elizabeth's in O'Fallon, IL 2. Tricare insurance, willing to pay a portion out of pocket for the right person! 3. As low intervention as possible - second birth. First birth went very smoothly without medication/complications (Aug 2024).

1. Mercy Birthing Center in STL, MO 2.) $3,000 3.) My plan is loose: I just want something as natural as possible, hollistic, calm, supportive. I don’t want to feel pressured or rushed. I pick up on people’s energy very easily, so I would like to find someone calm and reassuring. I am especially interested in pain relief strategies!!!

We plan to give birth at Dublin Methodist Hospital and live in Plain City, Ohio. Our budget is $2,000.

1) hospital birth in Lorain Ohio, heard family birthing center 3) medicated birth including epidural, but ideally free from pitocin or induction

1. Mercy Hospital - Creve Coeur 2. TBD 3. Medicated birth

I may need support during a potential breech vaginal delivery. I would like to have a Christian doula. My estimated budget would be $300-$600. My birth plan is to deliver at the Huron Midwives clinic in Blyth, but if baby is breech I’ll go to London Health Sciences Centre.

Hospital, Essentia in Duluth MN Unsure on Budget Unmedicated, no intervention if possible

Giving birth at MoBap. I’d like some information on how to push during labor without straining/increasing risk of hemorrhoids and tearing. This is my second pregnancy and I had painful hemorrhoids for months with my first. I also damaged my pelvic floor and the healing process took a long time. I plan to have a low dose epidural. I don’t care for overly fear based approaches, being strictly natural or worrying about things that have a low likelihood so I’ll do well with someone who is down to earth, practical and open to various approaches to labor.

Hi there! I’m planning to use the Tree Of Life Birth Center. I’m wanting to find a doula to help me with knowledge and planning, as well as encouragement with labor. This is my first pregnancy and I’d love to go the all natural route. I know that will be much easier with knowledge and support. I don’t currently have a budget for a doula as I have no idea what to expect.

I plan to give birth at Home. My budget is $4000-$5000. I would like to have a water birth, no vaccinations for my baby, and no shots for pain. I would like for My Husband to be with me to be able to support me during pushing stages. I would like a mirror to see my baby’s birth. I would like for it to be as quiet as possible. I would like the lights to be dim. I would like my baby to be placed on my chest immediately. I would like to breast feed as soon as possible.

1. Plan to give birth at hospital. 2. Tricare is our insurance but we are willing and able to discuss prices for what we would need outside of what tricare covers. 3. Plan to give birth at hospital with as minimal interventions as possible, vaginal birth if possible, want alternative birthing positions, Plan on having pain management but epidural only if necessary.

I have no clue on where I want to give birth I just know I want good nurses that love their job and a female doctor delivering our baby. I want my significant other to catch the baby and I want to try my hardest for an unmediated birth I want to wait to cut the cord until it is white and wait for the first bath along with the baby never leaving the room and if it absolutely needs to I would like my significant other to be able to go with the baby. I don’t know much more yet but those are my non negotiables I don’t have a big budget

Home/facility I want to see if my insurance covers cost

Birth at hospital Essential health - Duluth Need help developing birth plan

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I plan to give birth to twins in the Belleville/Shiloh area. Budget of $1,000. I plan to birth naturally without epidural.

1.hospital 2. Hoping to use insurance. 3. Want to attempt a natural birth

I want to give birth at home my budget is 2,000 maybe 3,000 if I have to go up that high I want a birth that’s medical but with out an epidural I need a women who actually care and not someone who is doing it for the money and just want to get it over with also I need someone that has experience but who also will listen to me .

Home birth and pregnancy education (for husband and me tip to make the process easier and less stressful as possible + breathing techniques and position)

I need someone to support me for this last leg of pregnancy. I need someone who can be at the delivery with me if I give birth sometime between 12/19 and 12/26. I will be giving birth at Missouri Baptist hospital. My birth plan is to deliver baby as safely and smoothly as possible for me and baby while limiting my anxiety to a minimum amount. I have treated panic disorder that I’ve had since I was 7 years old and have a lot of anxiety surrounding the birthing process. My primary supports besides my husband is my Mom (an internal medicine doctor) and my sister (a pediatric NP who is also trained as a lactation consultant and is passionate about the 4th trimester). I myself am also an internal medicine doctor. I plan to have both my mom and my sister at bedside when I deliver. The only problem is they are both going out of town the aforementioned week, which is why I would like a doula as a back up. Additionally, for post partum stuff, I was planning on my sister being my main physical and mental support person (in addition to my husband), but she unfortunately will have to leave town for a week with in 2-3 weeks of me delivering (middle of February. It would be helpful to have a post partum doula at that time too.