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Planning to give birth in hospital. I would like to have natural unmedicated birth. This will be my first child

TBD, just researching Hospital birth, looking for education, advocacy and care during pregnancy, birth and postpartum

Planning to give birth in hospital in Boulder at Foothills.

Giving birth at birth center of Denver. Looking for holistic doula for pregnancy, labor and delivery and postpartum needs

Birth at Memorial North Hospital. Estimated budget $1,500-$2,000 Work on birth plan with Doula Looking for birth and lactation support

Hi, I am looking for a doula and midwife. I am seeking a professional with a ceremonial background, as well. I am considering birthing at home or at a birthing center, depending on if I meet a midwife that I feel I want to journey with intimately. If not, I'll choose the birthing center. However, I am seeking a birth and postpartum doula that can support nourishment, ceremony, wellness, and practical support.

I am planning on giving birth at Longs Peak Hospital in Longmont. I am hoping to find a doula that is completely covered by Medicaid. I am still working on my birth plan but I know I don't want to labor on my back. It's been 13 years since my last child and my partners first. I struggled with breast feeding my first child and will need lactation support so I can hopefully follow through with breast feeding this child.

Looking for a postpartum doula. Ideally anyone who might be in network with Cigna

2nd baby, in hospital delivery at Longmont UCHealth Longs Peak. Looking primarily for labor support and support after the birth of our daughter. Day help or night help, it is all dependent on my insurance coverage. Start date would be when the baby comes (due date is 04/04) and duration is dependent on insurance.

Looking for a Doula for my second birth. I will be giving birth at Evans Army Hospital. I was only 17 with my first and had nobody to advocate for me and was not educated at all. Hoping to get a different experience this time!

I will be giving birth at a hospital. I would love to go an unmedicated as possible. My husband will be with me as well. This is my first pregnancy / birth.

1. Hospital birth center 2. $1000 3. I’m hoping for support with pain management, partner support, postpartum care, emotional support, breastfeeding, and pelvic floor relaxation. My hope is to feel calm, empowered, and truly supported throughout labor and postpartum, and to create a beautiful birth experience.

Hello, My baby is 3 weeks old and we have been exclusively breast feeding, however she has a shallow latch and isn't getting an adequate amount during her feeds. I am looking for help strengthening her latch so that we can continue this breastfeeding journey as long as possible. Thank you! Faith Adams

This is the first time ive ever been pregnant and I’m planning on giving birth at a birthing center attached to a hospital. I’m not sure on a budget I don’t know what the typical cost is. My birth plan is to try without interventions as long as I can but if need be that’s totally fine. I’m not against any interventions.

I’m looking specifically for support during birth. This is my second birth and the first was very traumatic specifically with the epidural. I’m now very fearful of getting another epidural and would like to try go the non-medicated route this time but I know that I will need extra support to accomplish this goal. I have Anthem bcbs through my husband’s employment with the city of Colorado Springs, if you have any experience with that it would be helpful as paying out of pocket would be hard financially for my family. Thank you for your time and consideration.

We are unsure of what options we have and prefer but would like help and guidance. We like the idea of a more natural birth but don't know how the process works using our champva benefits.

Wanting a vbac and don’t want to be pressured by Drs to get a c section during labor

Hello, I am having to give birth in a hospital, but I want to have my baby natural. My doctor wanted me to have another c section but I told her I wanted to give my body a chance. I have a 3 year old and my husband as my family and that is it. We don’t have any other support. My birth plan is to labor at home as much as possible and then go to St. Francis when it’s the right time. I am not sure what my budget is, but I am open to whatever.

We live in Crested Butte but will be giving birth at memorial central in Colorado Springs. Looking for VBAC support during labor. Will be going back to crested butte after newborn doctor visit so won’t need postpartum care.

I am looking for a holistic doula that can support me through my pregnancy, labor, and postpartum era. I don’t feel that my past obgyn doctors were anything but helpful and instead made me feel neglected or that I was asking for too much. I want a different experience full of support, love, and jokes. This pregnancy I want someone I can rely on in this new journey. I would love to have a black or indigenous doula.