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I plan to give birth at the UNC hospital in Hendersonville. I would like to stay under 300$. My birth plan would be to have an unmedicated birth. I want to push not on my back and I want delayed cord clamping. I want calm dim lighting and a peaceful moment

Hospital Insurance coverage Don’t have a birth plan

Hospital birth doula, sooner care accepted. Unmedicated birth

1. UVA hospital 2. Tricare insurance covers 6 hours pre-birth plus birth event. 3. Unmedicated

Plan on giving birth at a hospital hopefully my insurance will cover I don't know my best friend I would like to try to push and I can't push then I would resort to a C-section

Virginia Baptist Not really planning a budget Give birth without the hassle or stress

Hospital planned birth. Unmedicated VBAC birth goal. Covered by Tricare

I’m pregnant with my first and am very adamant to have a waterbirth at home or hospital/birthcenter wherever possible. My spouse and I are in the military and I am active duty under Tricare Prime. Here’s my birth plan: 1. Limited people in the room, no students or unnecessary staff, I'm not an experiment to observe 2. Do not offer me an epidural for pain, or pitocin to speed things up, as it might interfere with my own resolve 3. No cervical checks as they don't provide any benefit or real indication of how much longer labour will take, and will only increase a sense of rush/anxiety if things are not going "fast enough" 4. Obtain mine/my husband's consent for any intervention or medication 5. I will be accompanied by a trusted person at all times (spouse, mom/in-law, doula) 6. No continuous fetal monitoring as it has not been proven to improve outcomes for mom or baby and increases interventions and c-sections. Intermittent monitoring will do. 7. Baby goes immediately skin to skin on my chest (without a hat) to regulate his/her temperature and blood sugar, encourage breastfeeding, and help my hormones work to heal and stem bleeding 8. You will not clamp the cord until it is white and limp so my baby can benefit from oxygen to vital organs, vitamins, minerals, nutrients, red and white blood cells, immune cells, stem cells, and increasing iron stores. 9. I will take 1+ "golden hour" after birth before any exams, weighing, etc are done. Please leave the room to family only and turn off the lights. 10. No pulling on the placenta or fundal massage. My golden time will help my placenta detach on its own and I will let you know if I want you to gently ease it out or if I will stand and do it myself. 11. We are declining the vitamin K shot 12. We are declining the antibiotic eye ointment since I tested negative for Chlamydia/gonorrhea

Hospital birth is the plan Hoping for insurance covered Epidural with options for different positions

Birth at a hospital. All natural, delayed cord clamping, as little doctors and nurse help possible, preferably no IVs, no cervical checks, no breaking my water unless it’s on its own.

1. Advent Health in Calhoun Georgia. 2. My insurance covers $1000. 3. I’m not entirely sure. Still working on what I am comfortable with.

It will be a hospital birth I am hoping to be under $2,000 I currently do not have a specific birth plan but I do know I do not want to be induced or have an epidural

Considering home birth. Unsure of budget and just exploring my options in this area. Hoping for an unmediated birth

At home birth with a traind critical care paramedic husband with 1 delivery under his belt.

I want an African American women to be my doula, I would like a natural birth no medication, delayed cord clamping, breathing exercises, I don’t want to give birth on my back, immediate skin to skin, education on what is okay for the baby not to have for example vaccinations,. I plan on giving birth a Penn State Hershey Hospital. My mother and partner will be in there with me. We are Muslim so after baby is born father needs to do a religious prayer in babies right ear, so therefore when baby is born we need that time for him to do so like three minutes. I want baby in the room all the time even during assessments unless medical emergency and if that occurs my mother or partner can go with them. Things to prepare for birth. And I plan on breast feeding.

I'm planning on giving birth in a hospital. I want my husband by my side. I currently have soonercare, so my budget would be whatever they include

Plan to give birth at Fair Oaks Hospital No budget I do not have a birth plan yet

The plan is to do a vbac home birth. This is my second pregnancy. Both healthy! I have a wonderful midwife based out of smith falls. I live in the Beckwith/ Ashton area near Carlton place/ Stittsville. Budget is around 1,500

I’d like to have a home birth as I’ve had many horrible experiences with the one hospital that is in Pierre SD. I’d like an all natural birth at home with little to no hospital interaction. I’d like to feel as safe and comfortable as I can!

Deliver Culpeper hospital Unaware of cost and I would like to attempt natural and a shorter labor with prior post hemorrhage after a 35hr+ labor I believe my placenta got pulled out. I want knowledge of preparing body for labor