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Eskenazi health 2k-4k Un-medicated, avoiding unnecessary interventions, natural birth

Birth support in the hospital is my priory. Help support a natural birth without use of epidural if possible. Breastfeeding support is also highly desired. Will give birth in hospital

Hospital birth at community north. Flexible on budget, some insurance coverage is provided

I plan to give birth at Community North Hospital I need a doula who accepts Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance I would like a Christian faith based doula who will be my voice, encourage me with the word of God, and ensure my birth plan is met as best as possible

We plan to give birth at St. Vincent Women’s and Infant. Our estimated budget is around $1,000. And we do not have a set birth plan. I just want to feel safe and delivery safely.

Would like someone to help us develop our birth plan, educate my husband on support techniques, and have some postpartum hours for support. We also have a toddler so watching her during the birth would be a plus if available. Taking anthem insurance is a plus, and provider must be able to speak to the safe 7.

1. I would love to do an at home birth. I’ve done some research and found that there are many benefits to doing it at home without medication. 2. Unsure budget limit. 3. This is my first pregnancy and so far I only have wants for my birth plan. I have no set in stone plans so far. Just wanting to be as informed as possible.

At home care third set of hands to help with any baby needs when dad eventually goes back to work

We need hands-on support with newborn care. We would like help with soothing the baby, feeding support, and guidance so mother can rest and recover.

Postpartum support with a toddler, cleaning food care

Full support

Looking for someone to help me prepare for the birthing process after a bad experience 16 years ago.

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

Occasional night nurse to help in first 2 weeks post partum

I am a 40 year old, pregnant for the first time. Other than my “advanced age” I’m otherwise very healthy. Normal BMI, active, no preconditions. I would like to have a relaxed, minimally medicalized, minimally invasive birth but due to my age, I fear that will be not respected. I am also limited by my insurance to deliver at Yale New Haven Hospital. I would like to have someone who’s an advocate for me, and someone consistent to support me throughout my pregnancy, birth and postpartum. (My current OB doesn’t deliver, which means it’ll happen w whoever is on call). I’m not sure of my budget, as I don’t know what is typical, but I am a postdoc w a fixed income. I will also likely have to take unpaid leave after birth.

Need night nurse for extra sleep after nee baby is born. I have a 3 year old so sleep will be rather important for my husband and I.

Need postpartum support , especially if there is massage available to help with pain and discomfort

1. Hospital 2. 1000 3. I want a calm and supportive environment Lights dim if possible Limited people in the room Open to epidural I would like to change positions.

Looking for post partum support - day and night. Planning for a home birth and to breast feed. Budget wise maybe 1,000-5000.

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.