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I am searching for a birthing doula/ postpartum. I'll be giving birth at Sovah hospital in Danville VA. Im using medicaid. I want to labor at home until I get into active labor. I'd like to get an epidural but wait until 5 cm at least. I'd like to do as many movements as possible to help get baby into position vertically before epidural and after epidural I'd like to have help with different positions on a ball in bed. I want my husband there and to help with counter pressures and just to be with me. I'd like the lights to be dim and minimal interruptions and cervical checks. I need help finding others way of managing pain in case something goes wrong with epidural and i have to go naturally. Possibly some music but I may just put headphones in. When baby comes I want delayed cord clamping and after she can be wiped off but I'd like her back immediately for golden hour. I want to try to latch her as soon as possible.

A doula that can help me towards my goal of a natural unmediated birth with my four child while being high risk. Due to high risk possibilities of being induced between 36/38 weeks unless needed to be done sooner. Someone who is easy to get along with and I am comfortable with. And can also help me stand up for what I want while still being safe.

I would like to have a water birth in my own home. I’d like to keep it under $5000 and be able to have a payment plan.

I will have a hospital birth in Ottawa. My budget is around $1300. I would like an epidural and I am a first time mom.

York Hospital We are hoping for as much of a freebirth as possible, using a CNM in a Hospital setting (due to my having Type 1.5 diabetes and my oldest daughter requiring NICU support for hypoglycemia). It is our goal that my husband will be the primary birth coach, with doula support for us both. We are hoping to find a Christian doula that can also support us spiritually! Thank you!

I plan to give birth at St. John in tulsa, I would like a doula that takes oklahoma complete health insurance (my OB agreed to refer me to a doula so it can be covered) . I want to have a vaginal birth but I have a uterine abnormality that makes me higher risk for a breech baby so a C section may be necessary. Because of my uterus didelphys (double uterus) I am considered high risk.

My name is Yochai Greenfeld, and my partner, Mordecai, and I are expecting a baby this April via a wonderful surrogate in Tulsa. We’re very much looking forward to spending several weeks there as we wait for and then welcome our baby into the world. As we prepare for the postpartum period, we’re beginning to explore what supportive care might look like during those first days and weeks. I came across your website when looking for LGBTQ+ affirming postpartum care, and would love to be in touch about postpartum doula support. Thank you, and I appreciate your consideration.

Hello! My name is Cate Jackson. I am currently 32 weeks with my first baby, it’s a girl, and I am so excited to be a mom. I am feeling both nervous and excited about giving birth. It is 100% my goal to have a natural birth. I am looking for the support of an understanding Doula that can help me feel more confident about going the natural route in a safe setting, whether that’s a hospital or at home, and if at a hospital can help me advocate for myself about the interventions hospital staff are trained to provide for births. I am trying my best to work on techniques like breathing and learning different positions to make natural birth manageable for my first time. My fear is the unknown of what to expect even though I’ve watched so many videos and listened to so many podcasts, I think every body is different. I want my birth experience to be as low intervention as possible, however having someone besides my partner to guide me through the intensity of it all would be a life saver. It would be my dream to be at a birthing center but i have not had any luck finding one that we would be able to afford, or insurance would cover. As well as not being able to find a midwife that we can afford, my options are limited. Thank you for reading this and considering me! I am very eager to find a woman I can connect with and communicate with!

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Advocacy and support during and after birthing process. Birthing center is at Sandy Springs, GA Northside Hospital. Birth plan is still unknown due to current complications.

Atrium Wake Forest Baptist, trying to find one covered by my insurance, and it's to try to go with as little medical intervention as possible would like to try to go with out epidural.

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We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.

Hello, my name is McKayla Bostick, I am currently switching insurances and I’ll be covered by SoonerCare. I am planing on focus birth at St. Francis Medical Hospital. I have heard about Doulas accepting Humana SelectCare and was wanting to stay within a chart that would cover that. I would love to get prices and fees if not covered by that insurance. I am wanting to go natural without any medication, Pain traversing that may push labor faster. I am still wanting to figure out more what exactly will be the detailed specifics because I do still have 4ish more months.

I’m currently looking for a doula and would love to connect with someone who feels like the right fit for this very special moment. I’m relatively new to the U.S., and I don’t have my family with me, so finding someone who can offer emotional support and a comforting presence is really important to me. Speaking Spanish would be a big plus, as it helps me feel more grounded and connected during such an intimate experience. I will be giving birth at a hospital, and my birth plan is still evolving. I trust that my body knows what to do, and I’m leaning toward a natural and intuitive approach, while staying flexible depending on how everything unfolds. My budget is open for discussion, and I’d love to learn more about your packages and what they include. Photography is not a requirement, but it would be a beautiful extra if you're someone who enjoys capturing special moments—having a few meaningful photos of the experience would feel very special to me. If you feel we might be a good match, I’d love to chat and hear more about your work and philosophy!

Plan to give birth at VHC, looking to have a low intervention/nonmedicated birth and delivering may 1st. Looking to spend under $2k. I am over 35 and conceived through IVF but so far a healthy pregnancy

I am planning a natural birth in a hospital. I need someone to help advocate for my birth plan so I can focus on labor. I’d like a Christian who can remind me of scripture and pray for me. I am on Medicaid.

Hi LaurieAnn, I am the adoptive mother of a baby due mid to late March. I’ve been searching for postpartum support without much luck. We live in Norwich (13815). I’m an older mom, 41, living with my husband and a few dogs. I had miscarriages but no deliveries due to premature ovarian failure. I am attempting to induce lactation and Upstate Breastfeeding medicine will see me, but not until February. I guess I just thought I should reach out to a real person instead of relying solely on the internet! If you have any resources to point me towards, I would appreciate it.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and my estimated budget is between $3,000 and $4,000. I plan to have a medicated birth with induction if necessary. I prefer delayed cord clamping and no vaccinations given to the baby.