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Want to do a water birth but I don’t know what insurance they take

I’m doing the 15000 red sheet paperwork I need number 24. B&E well that whole line on the sheet

The birth plan I want is to have it at home with my family and I'm looking for a midwife.

I will be giving birth at a birthing center. There are midwives who work st the birthing center. I plan for Medicaid to pay for the cost of a doula. I plan for an unmedicated birth, God centered.

Plan on giving birth at sisters hospital. 3rd birth, both previous births were all natural no interventions. Want all natural again! Whatever is covered by Medicaid.

1. Hospital 2. $500 3. Vaginal birth, most likely medicated.

c section in hospital what ever amount is covered by insurance

I am not comfortable in a normal obgyn office setting and would much rather work with one person through this experience compared to a million doctors. I need someone I’d be comfortable with and would help and provide support every step of the way.

I am planning to give birth at home in Niagara Falls, Ontario. I live with my husband in a basement apartment. My parents are providing the budget for this and as of right now we are looking for packages under or around $5000. My husband and I have completed and continue to join birth-training seminars, classes, and workshops. I want to have a waterbirth in low light, unmedicated.

i planning on having a home birth my budget is around 6,000 i would like a fully natural birth mostly unassisted

I plan on giving birth at the Marietta Family hospital in St Catherine’s, Niagara region. My estimated budget is $1100 a month I don’t have much of a birth plan besides being taken by ambulance to the hospital. I’m very close to labor and have had only one ultrasound so far. I e also had a baby just a year ago at the same hospital. I need support urgently please

Looking for a midwife and or a birth doula this is my first pregnancy

Maybe a birthing center but thinking about a hospital right now. 5,000 Not sure about my birth plan yet

I am planning to give birth in a hospital because it is my first baby, but I would like to see a midwife until my delivery, and I would love to have a midwife at the delivery also. My insurance is blue cross blue shield. I do not want to be induced, I do not want to vaccinate, I am not sure if I want an epidural. Basically I would like as little intervention as possible.

1. Hospital 2. Not too k uh disposable income but wanted to see options 3. No medicine

1. Giving birth at the Coit House Birthing Center in Buffalo, NY 2. On Medicaid 3. Need emotional and mental health support before, during and after birth

Looking for someone experienced with shoulder dystocia. As of right now, giving birth in Rochester ny

Birthing at a hospital (St. Josephs Hamilton). Either squatting or tub birth. No epidural, delayed chord clamping. Currently 20 weeks and due June 23, 2025. Needing a midwife or doula to support in 37 weeks up til labour and birth process and some post partum care. Budget $600-700

1. planning a home birth 2. not sure of a budget yet 3. water birth, NO episiotomy, at home, Unmedicated, calm environment, dad as involved as possible,

Hello, this is my first pregnancy. I'm interested in a hospital birth but I originally wanted a midwife. I've been waitlisted with Halton Midwives since December and I'm really upset about it. Plan B is an OBGYN with a doula to help advocate for me during delivery. I'd like to avoid an epidural and deliver as natural as possible.