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I plan to give birth in the hospital. I would like to pay as little as possible. Birth Plan: • I would like to have music playing w. Aromatherapy. • I prefer to move around freely during labor. • I would like access to birthing balls, showers (if applicable). • I’d like intermittent monitoring instead of continuous, if safe. • Pain relief: I prefer to try natural methods first (breathing, massage, movement), Delivery Preferences • I would like to push in positions that feel most comfortable (squatting, side-lying, hands-and-knees). • I prefer minimal coached pushing unless necessary. • I’d like the option of mirror use or touching my baby’s head as they crown. • If a C-section becomes necessary, I’d like my partner present and skin-to-skin contact as soon as possible. ⸻ Newborn Care • Immediate skin-to-skin after birth, if baby is stable. • Delay cord clamping until it stops pulsating. • Breastfeed as soon as possible after delivery. • I prefer routine newborn procedures (vitamin K, eye ointment, weight, bath) delayed until after bonding and first feeding. I do not want the baby vaccinated. But the vitamin K shot would be fine considering I’d like for him to be circumcised. • I would like for the baby to stay in the room with me.

I am going to give birth at Weill Cornell Hospital in NYC. I would like to proceed with a natural birth if posssible.

Doula for birth on the upper west side at mount sinai west. Aiming for a natural birth/minimal intervention. First time mom. Budget would be less than 2,000

Hospital 3,000 is my budget I need support for my anxiety

1. Hospital birth 2. Has not set up yet 3 has not yet set

My partner and I are feeling a little lost in terms of how to start preparing for our baby. This includes what we should be doing now, how to ensure a smooth pregnancy, and what we should be doing to prepare for birth and afterwards. We plan to give birth at the nearest hospital we can.

Hello, I am a first time mom here and I’d like to give birth either at home or in a birthing center. Idk if u guys have anythig through insurance ? Id really love my birth to be as natural as possible. I want to avoid c section, epidural. And really focus on a healthy vaginal delivery. I also like to further discuss exact plans right after delivery such as delay cord clamping and having baby RIGHT on me post delivery. Placenta to be pushed out by me and not physically pulled (unless for emegerncy) no unnecessary cervical checks or vaccines for baby. Im still very early and am feeling very anxious and need to find an OB or midwife

I am interested in a home birth/Natural birth. My partner and I left our previous Provider in southern pines for concerns of "Modern Birthing Practices" and not supporting our decision for a home or natural birth, also we wanted to keep ultrasounds and doppler to a minimum and they highly disliked that. we have received 2 ultrasounds so far and genetic testing, and they bragged that everything looked great with the baby. So far no health concerns or high-risk pregnancy, so we feel great about a home birth. We are looking for a Midwife and doula in the area.

I want to find a Muslim midwife to help me deliver my baby at home and someone to help with post partum. My budget is pretty open aslong as it’s reasonable

I plan to give birth in a hospital. i was wondering if you guys take tricare insurance. i want to give a vaginal birth with limited medication but i want to be offered medication throughout labor in case i change my mind, i want as little interventions/interruptions as possible unless medically necessary and more

1. Expected to give birthday at Weill Cornell - 170 Williams Strest. 2. Can I use insurance 3. I don’t have specifics, but I want to give natural birth, no epidural

Just looking into what my options are. I am giving birth at Vassar hospital.

I am a first time mom that will be home with this baby myself. Most of the time as my husband will be working. I need advice on postpartum care with the baby and breast-feeding. I’m not really sure I know what to do is I do not have a birth plan at this time. My doctor kind of told me I don’t need one. I have not taken any classes yet.

I am looking for a doula and then a night nurse after birth for 3/4 nights a week. I will give birth in hospital.

I'm giving birth in NYU Brooklyn hospital No budget Minimal to no intervention. I want to labor as much as I can before going in hospital

Planning to give birth at Lenox Hill hospital in NYC. We are looking for a postpartum doula AND night nurse, someone who can help me adjust postpartum and care for me and my baby. I want the nurse to help make sure my baby sleeps throughout the night and takes care of the baby while I work. Also, I want the nanny to cook for us. Estimated budget is TBD. Birth plan is natural vaginal. Mandatory: Must speak English and Mandarin Chinese.

Weill Cornell Hospital is the birthing hospital. I am not sure what the budget is. The birth plan is whatever is safest. Cigna Insurance U00140228 02 Group 2500547 Open Access Plan

Starting to try to get pregnant! I would like a low intervention birth(I think) and help getting sleep post birth. I will either give birth update in Hudson or in nyc.

I am planning a hospital birth at Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns in NYC ( My due date is August 15th). This will be my first birth, and I am looking for a supportive professional to guide both me and my partner through pregnancy, labor, and delivery. I would like assistance with education, emotional support, comfort measures during labor, and advocacy in the hospital setting. I am specifically looking for a provider covered under Carrot Insurance. Ideally, I would also like someone who can gently and tastefully capture a few birth photos and have an experience with Alexandra Cohen Hospital! 👍🏻🤍

I plan to give birth at Riverview Hospital in Red Bank. Estimated budget is $1,500-$2,000 but am curious about insurance coverage. I'd like to have a low-intervention birth.