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Augusta Health, accepts insurance and to be coached during labor

plan to give birth in a hospital budget ~2500 vaginal birth, medicated

Looking for a certified doula who can help with prenatal planning for delivery, be present from start of delivery up until baby is able to successfully latch/initiate breastfeeding, advocate to medical professionals for me and baby, help avoid unnecessary medical intervention, be very well trained and experienced, able to help with placenta encapsulation, help with lactation support. Post partum support preferred but not needed.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have a real budget I’m hoping insurance covers it. I plan to have a vaginal birth at the hospital with little to no stress at all.

Giving birth at UVA in Charlottesville, Va Covered by United healthcare and want to have a natural birth with postpartum care.

Northside hospital I want to have a natural birth with someone who’s educated and willing to advocate for me if/ when i can’t

Hospital Insurance pay for It I don’t have on at the moment

Plan to give birth at hospital. Looking for: > A birth doula with experience at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta and follows evidence based birthing practices > A night nurse for 3-4 nights per week, for ~6 weeks.

I plan to give birth at a birthing facility. Budget is less than $2000. No birth plan yet.

Kennestone or north side hospital my estimated budget is 1500

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital but am considering no epidural (I would like as little intervention as possible but am open to whatever needs to be done if medically necessary). I’m no sure how much doulas run so I’m just looking I get an estimate on cost before I really consider it.

1. Hospital 2. I don’t have a budget really, I’m not familiar with how much it costs 3. I have an induction scheduled for my due date, I’m hoping I don’t make it til then. If I go into labor naturally, I want to get an epidural as soon as possible. If I get induced, I would prefer not to get a foley balloon and again would like an epidural. I want to avoid an episiotomy. I want to obviously avoid a c section. I plan to formula feed due to mental health reasons and I want to try to not get harassed by the lactation consultants

I plan on giving birth in a hospital, and I do want the epidural. I am currently seeing a midwife. My pregnancy has not been high risk.

I want to have a midwife for birth and a doula along the pregnancy journey. I have had a miscarriage before and this is my rainbow baby

I’m looking to see what’s in the market, idk my budget yet

Plan on giving a hospital birth most likely c-section. Have seen doulas on social media I know different people do different things. I’ve had one baby and wanted to see what it would be like to have another with a doula!

Cigna insurance covered. Plan to give birth at a birthing center

Dear Godis EyeAm Sacred Birthing Services Team, My name is Jayronn Damons, and I serve as a Community Transformer for ROBE, a nonprofit organization committed to educating, equipping, and empowering men to help increase breastfeeding rates and decrease infant mortality rates within African-American communities. We are currently planning a community summit this August focused on maternal and infant health, with a strong emphasis on father engagement, family support, and culturally rooted care. Our goal is to create a powerful space where families can access education, resources, and meaningful partnerships that drive lasting impact in our community. Given the sacred and community-centered work you do in supporting birthing families, we would be honored to have Godis EyeAm Sacred Birthing Services participate in or support the summit in any way that aligns with your mission. Whether through speaking, facilitating a workshop, offering educational resources, providing vendor support, or collaborating in another capacity, your presence would add tremendous value. We believe that collective action and culturally aligned partnerships are essential in addressing disparities in breastfeeding outcomes and infant mortality rates. I would love the opportunity to connect and explore how we can work together for this important initiative. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to the possibility of partnering with you. Warm regards, Jayronn Damons Community Transformer ROBE

1. Home or birth center 2. $4K-20K 3. Midwife + doula

1.) Undecided (Hospital or Birthing Center) 2.) Pending 3.) All Natural (No Induction/No C-Section/No Epidural)