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Need a doula to assist in labor. Planning to give birth in Bryn Mawr Hospital. Need a PA medicaid enrolled doula (keystone first through PA medicaid). Unmedicated second labor.

Good afternoon, My name is Seqouia and I was interested in learning more about doula services. I’ve heard a lot of good benefits of having one especially because this is my first child. Would love to hear back on more information from you ! Thank you

Home preferably Unsure My wife would like to give birth at home

Im a first time mom and I live far from my family so I would like a doula or midwife to help and guide me toward a calmer birth, offering tips and support. I’m planning a natural delivery for my baby in December.

Baby struggling with reflux , 5 weeks, king of Prussia, night support

I want to do a VBAC and will need emotional support during the birthing process. Will give birth at hospital

We are trying to find a doula who would be covered by Highmark BCBS especially to be there during labor and delivery to be an advocate for us at the hospital. We are giving birth at Christiana hospital in Wilmington, DE but we want to avoid a c section and epidural unless medically necessary

19 year old single female looking for help on what to expect and how to mange what I am about to go through.

This is my first baby. I'm planning on having my baby in Princeton New Jersey. I'm looking for someone who can be attentive to me and my partner during this time as this is our first time being parents. I'm looking for someone who can help me through my labor in person.

We'd love the following: * Bilingual Spanish/English preferred, but not totally necessary (We want to raise our child around Spanish and English; the earlier the better) * Help with infant feeding, light housework (perhaps meal preparation? Laundry, light cleaning, etc) * Care for our newborn while we get a little sleep during the day, perhaps. A bit about us: * First-time parents, both 35. We are educators in Mercer County. * We are having a girl! * We are committed to making the postpartum process as easy as we can so that it does not become an unnecessary strain on our relationship. * I (the mom) will be having a C-section, which I know comes with a host of potential complications. Estimated budget: * We're willing to pay $35-$45 an hour.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I’m still unsure of my budget and I would like to do medication free this birth. I used epidural for my last pregnancy and still felt everything.

First baby, giving birth at a hospital, planning to go unmedicated, budget is 2,500.

Prefer experience with Velamentous Cord Insertion (VCI) and advanced maternal age. Also prefer Doula who accepts medicaid (Jefferson Health Plans) but not a requirement. Thank you!

1. Penn Medicine Princeton 2. I’m not sure what these services cost, and am hoping to work with my Cigna insurance 3. Still deciding, I’m very early and am excited to research

Looking for overnight night nurse care for the first month post partum. Mother's post partum experience is very important.

We are expecting our first baby, and I will be 37 at the time of delivery. We are planning to deliver in a hospital, either at Abington Hospital (Jefferson Health) or St. Luke’s in Spinnerstown/Quakertown. Since this is our first baby, we really don’t know exactly what to expect, and I’m looking for a doula who can provide both emotional and physical support throughout labor and delivery, as well as help advocate for me and my wants and needs. My partner is amazing and incredibly supportive, but I also know that when emotions are high, it may be difficult for either of us to clearly communicate our wishes, ask the right questions, or advocate for ourselves without becoming overly emotional or confrontational. I would love to have someone experienced in the room who can help us navigate those moments, explain our options, remind us of our preferences, and help us feel confident in our decisions without taking over or speaking for us. I would also really value hands-on labor support. I would like to attempt labor without an epidural initially, mostly because I don’t know what to expect from the pain and want to see how I handle it. I have a pretty high pain tolerance (or at least I like to think I do!), and I’d love a doula who can encourage me, help me work through contractions, and use techniques such as massage, positioning, counter-pressure, breathing, or anything else that may help with discomfort. At the same time, I want someone who will support me if I reach the point where I decide I want an epidural. I’m looking for encouragement to keep going when I need it, but also someone who will remind me that there is absolutely no failure in changing my plan if that’s what I need. Basically, I want someone who can help me push through when I’m capable of doing so, but also recognize when I’ve had enough and support whatever decision I make. Before hiring someone, we would love to meet either virtually or in person so we can make sure we feel comfortable with each other and that our personalities are a good fit. Once labor begins, we would want our doula to meet us at the hospital and stay with us through the birth and immediate delivery period. Once our baby is here, your job is done! 😊 We are really looking for someone who can help us feel supported, informed, calm, and confident through the labor and delivery experience while still allowing us to experience it as a family and make our own decisions.

I had cs in 2023 and would like to have a vagina delivery , I need assistance with birth delivery and willing to pay without insurance

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

Birth plan to happen at hospital For birthing package budget is 1500-1700 For post pardum doula hourly rate 25-35 Must be certified Post pardum doula to help with laundry, feeding, questions and education

Giving birth at Doylestown with my husband but am going for an unmedicated birth with little intervention so would like extra support.