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I am interested in labor/birthing preparation. I am considering a possible home birth/water birth and would like a doula in attendance, if so. I am still working out the details of my birth plan, but know that I would like as close to a natural birth as possible (no epidural, induction, etc.).

Planning to give birth at UT No direct budget Epidural, low intervention

Baby born 37 + 3. Difficulty latching and minimal sucking seen/felt, quick to exhaust during feeding, no milk supply yet, difficulty hand expressing and pumping colostrum so far, concerns of baby not getting enough to eat and getting milk supply.

First time mom, first pregnancy, so wildly uneducated in all of it! Would prefer to give birth at home or birthing center, hospital as last resort. Not sure on budget, obviously if covered by insurance that’s preferred. Ideally around $6,000. I would prefer an unmedicated birth, and that’s as far as I’ve gotten in a birth plan.

Hello, I plan to give birth at a hospital; this is my first time! I want to give birth unmedicated and be able to move freely and be active, the only medication I considered is laughing gas and I plan to use a birth comb and breathing techniques. My current practice has a less than ideal reputation but I was unable to move to the OBGYN that I wanted due to how far along I am and I am not sure if I can just go to the other hospital that I prefer once I go into labor. I wanted to labor in warm water but my current OBGYN/hospital doesn’t offer this. I am seeking someone to support me during my labor and intervene if I’m pressured to do something that I do not want. I am not seeking prenatal/postpartum visits or lactation assistance. My insurance is Tricare East - Reserve Select. Thank you!

I’m a mom of two with another on the way due in February. I have done a successful vbac already with my second and looking to pursue another with this birth. Curious about inquiring/ a custom plan.

I need someone who will speak up for me telling them what I want when I cannot. Help me feel more comfortable during birth.

Want to give birth in Morehead city, would love if my doula would be covered by Tricare. Want to give natural birth

I plan to give birth in sandy springs northside hospital.

1. Hospital birth 2. $1-2k 3. I don’t have a birth plan hey, as I’m not sure what to expect, but I’d love more guidance with planning!

Hospital delivery. $500-$1000 I mostly just need advocacy. I ended up panicking with my first- rapid transition and baby's pulse dropped. I prefer no epidural- I ended up getting one when I panicked and it didn't work, so still ended up with a natural delivery (which I feel I can handle again).

I plan to give birth at Fort Sanders in Knoxville and honestly I haven’t looked at a budget. I plan to give birth naturally.

Hospital birth, covered by insurance, natural/unmedicated birth

I am reaching out to inquire about the process for establishing a clinical partnership with Kendrah for nursing students within the Hilton Head area. We are committed to building meaningful collaborations that enhance student learning while also contributing to the development of the local healthcare workforce. I would welcome the chance to discuss how our nursing programs may align with your clinical education goals and operational needs. Thank you very much for your time and guidance. I look forward to the opportunity to connect and explore potential collaboration.

Prenatal care I will do an at home unassisted birth again . This is my 9th baby if all goes as planned. I live in corner of TN but willing to seek care in GA or NC I have champva in insurance so cost depends in payment plans available

We plan to have a hospital birth. My hope is to see how ca I can go unmedicated but I am open to options and an epidural is not out of the question if needed.

I plan to give birth at Northside Atlanta Hospital. My budget is hopefully to be covered by my insurance. (I have CareSource thru Medicaid.) I’m not currently working so I don’t have any money to pay out of pocket unfortunately. My birth plan is that I want to try my best to give birth naturally but I need a coach to help me with breathing and positions. This is my third pregnancy and my past two I had the help of Pitocin and an epidural which I want to try to avoid this time.

I will be giving birth at Northside Hospital, looking for someone who is knowledgeable and who will vouch for me while I’m giving birth. Trying to stay within a $2,000 budget. I want a peaceful environment during labor with dim lights and music. Id love to be free and move around and try different positions. I want a vaginal birth and hoping for my water to break naturally. For pain management I would like to start out with laughing gas but open to an epidural. Push as my baby feels the need to. No forceps/vacuum. No episiotomy. Try to avoid tearing with warm compress. Give birth in whatever position feels the most comfortable. Access to a birth bar. Immediate skin to skin. Dad to cut the cord. Delayed cord clamping. Newborn procedures to be done on me. Golden hour.

Birth doula, post partum doula, newborn specialist

I am giving birth in the hospital.i am a going to be a first time mom.i will take this service of my insurance covers it.I plan and hope for normal delivery.