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I’ve already lost a baby at 26-28 weeks in 2024 I just need reassurance like hearing baby’s heartbeat sleeping has been horrible because my anxiety is through the roof I’m terrified I’m going to lose this baby too I plan to give birth via C section (my 3rd C section) my birth plan is to deliver a week earlier to make sure everything is okay
Planing on giving birth at home Living in Arizona city so I am needing the midwife to be able to travel that far.
Hospital birth, I’m not to sure of my budget as I don’t know how much a doula ranges. As of now my birth plan is all natural I have 2 daughters who were spontaneous births but had an epidural and pitocion.
I was looking for someone who could come into my home and help me through my pregnancy. And be a consultant and discuss my birth plan along the way. I haven't decided if I want to give birth at home . Budget is up for discussion. And I'm not worried about that. I do want to have an epidural. So that may play into the birth location. I dont have a solid birth plan.
Planning to give birth in a hospital. Curious about postpartum night doula services
Must have take Tricare! Planning to do a hospital birth, TRICARE covers up to six hours of visits by a certified labor doulaLabor doulas are trained, non-medical professionals who provide support for the birthing parent before, during, and a short time after labor.. These hours can be split into 15-minute increments any way you’d like. You also get one untimed visit during birth. I know my husband and I want delayed cord clamping and no vaccines we are still working on birth plan and would love advice or tips. Looking for a doula that is certified with Tricare Tricare prime
I plan to give birth at mercy Gilbert hospital. I want to attempt a VBA2C. Would love to go in to labor naturally and go as long as I can without pain meds. I am on AHCCCS
I plan to have an unmedicated birth in the hospital.
1. Hospital 2. $750-$900 3. Hospital birth, no-epidural/natural preferred. Movement, position changes, and natural comfort measures/techniques. Open to medical interventions only if medically necessary. Minimal vaginal exams. Prayer, worship music, scripture (Christian faith). Flexible pushing positions, spontaneous pushing preferred, skin-skin, delayed cord clamp, plan to breastfeed, prefer short hospital stay, limited unnecessary interruption to allow rest & bonding, baby vaccines/medications TBD.
still figuring out my birth plan but i’d like to give birth at home, in water, delayed cord clamping, preserve placenta, etc. i am 33 and do not have special requirements/am not high risk. insurance: blue cross blue shield anthem
We plan on having hospital birth with minimal interventions, including no epidural. We are hoping to stay under $1000, but would love to have some extra support in the delivery room as this is our first child.
This is my second pregnancy and I’m having twins. My first labor was very long and I was rejected from the hospital 5 separate times. I really felt like I didn’t have any health care people advocating for me and because I’d never given birth and was in a boat load of pain I didn’t know how to advocate for myself. I thought going into my second pregnancy I would know more of what was going happen since I’d done it before but since finding out I’m having twins a few months ago I feel like I’m back to being in the dark since it’s so different with twins. I’m not sure what my budget is yet since I’ve never had a doula so I don’t know what it usually costs. I’ll be delivering at banner desert hospital. I would really like to have a vaginal birth if at all possible and I feel like having someone that is familiar with the process would help me achieve that.
Assistance with the remainder of my pregnancy and delivery in a hospital. Assistance with creating a birth plan. I have Anthem BCBS insurance.
hospital birth, not sure what budget should be as i’m a first time mom. i want to give a natural birth (no epidural or episiotomy if it can be avoided) but am not against the vitamin K shot for example
Plan to give birth in the hospital. I don’t have a birth plan but I have a few priorities that I would like a doula’s help with
- hospital birth - $2000 per birth - requiring spiritual doula - preferably black or South American
Overall help I want to be able to push my baby out.
Hi there, I'm just trying to find an in-person doula in my covered insurance network with AZ BCBS PPO. I'm having a water birth in-center at the Tempe Birth Center in Tempe, Arizona 85281. This is my first pregnancy and I don't have any local family or any family able to support during the birth (permanently disabled/wheelchaired mother) so hoping to get any kind of guidance or support that I can find with a doula!
Prefer to give birth in birthing center, but open to hospital if needed. Unsure on budget— wanting to see what’s normal as this is our first pregnancy. Don’t have birth plan laid out yet but want to go unmedicated.
Looking for a doula to help us and our midwife for a home birth in Mesa, AZ.
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