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I plan on giving birth at home. Estimated budget is 2,000

To deliver a baby at home was raped not wanting who did it to find me

I am unsure to be honest. No budget and just would like to see options.

My goal for this birth is to have a calm, natural, and empowering experience with as few medical interventions as possible. My first preference is a planned home birth, with a birth center as my second choice if home birth is not appropriate. I would like to have an unmedicated labor and birth, with the freedom to move around, change positions, use comfort measures, and listen to my body throughout labor. I would like my doula/midwife to provide continuous emotional and physical support, encouragement, and guidance while helping me feel informed and involved in decisions throughout the process. I want to create a peaceful environment where I can feel safe, supported, and confident in my ability to birth my baby. I understand that plans may need to change if a medical concern arises, and I am open to transferring to a hospital if it becomes necessary for my or my baby’s safety. My priority is a healthy baby and a healthy mother while preserving as much of the natural, low-intervention birth experience as safely possible.

I prefer a home birth or birth center but can be in a hospital if the first two options are not available.

I plan to have a home birth, I am low risk, this is my first pregnancy, my due date is 3/29/27, and I live in Nevada City on the San Juan ridge.

Looking for a midwife for support and for any medical support and guidance during pregnancy to support the patient rather than allow the hospital to do whatever they want I like help with birth plan and if you could give me a quote for pricing what it would cost I plan on giving birth at the hospital Ucla in Westwood

Plan to give birth at the hospital. Looking for a doula or midwife to be there in the hospital and also a lactation specialist as I plan to breastfeed. Not entirely sure how much everything cost but would like to stay on the cheaper side of the budget.

My name is Alicia, I'm 42 and expecting my second child. My first was 12 years ago, so while I have some experience, it's been a long time and I know this pregnancy and birth will look different at this stage of life. A few key details: • Delivering at: Huntington Hospital • OB: Dr. Rong Fan, Fair Oaks Women's Health • Due date: 3/3/2027 • Birth goals: I'd like to labor at home for as long as it's safe, and I'm hoping for a natural, unmedicated birth with minimal intervention. • Placenta encapsulation: I'm interested in this and would prefer freeze-dried capsules if that's something you offer or can refer me to. Beyond labor support, I'd also love guidance throughout pregnancy, my first pregnancy was such a beautiful experience, but I know that being 42 changes some of the considerations, and I'd really value your perspective and support navigating that.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and would like support through the process because it is very overwhelming

I will be a first time mom due in April of 2027. I am planning on having a home birth. I a very excited to do so. I have been doing my own research but still very new to the idea. I’m looking to meet with a midwife and gain more knowledge on a home birth. As far as budget, I am not entirely sure what to expect but I am hoping my insurance will cover some if not all the expenses.

I need someone can support me from feeding, bath, swadding sleep for my newborn baby for first few months until I have hands on experience give birth: hospital eatimate budget: coved 19 session per year by insurance, so total 38 session Age: 35+ with at least 5 years experience no need household work, just focus on baby training routine

I want a home birth, and I need someone to help support me through my birth. My budget is 800-1,500. I want to have a unmediated birth and to wait to cut the cord when it’s white, and no vaccines

I'm looking for a midwife Planning on giving birth at home Budget I'm not sure the cheaper the better No birth plan yet besides having her at home

I plan to give birth in a birthing center. My birth plan is to have an unmedicated birth

vaginal birth, hospital and going through insurance

Would like a low intervention hospital birth. I do not want to get an epidural, and only want a cesarean section.

Sutter Davis Unsure about budget Ideally natural water birth

Looking for midwife services for a homebirth. This is my third baby. First one was in a hospital with an epidural. Second baby was at a birthing center all natural in a bathtub. For the third baby, I’m looking to birth at home. We prefer someone that can take insurance. We have anthem Blue Cross PPO. However, we would be open to paying out-of-pocket.

Budget is zero dollars, home or hospital birth, help with cleaning