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Will give birth at INOVA Alexandria hospital. This is our second child, the first was an unscheduled C-section after a failed induction. Aiming for a TOLAC in the hopes of achieving a vaginal birth, although I will have a C-section scheduled for week 41 in case I don't go into labor naturally. My C-section recovery was technical smooth with no complications last time, but I did not feel like I received enough information or support immediately following birth about how to manage my recovery and ultimately was unprepared and struggled at home the first few weeks. I am seeking immediate postpartum support regardless of how birth goes to smooth out the adjustment period when I leave the hospital, at least for a few weeks.

1. Planning to deliver at a hospital - no doula needed 2. I'm not sure what my budget is. Maybe $500? 3. No doula needed for birth. 4. Looking for a post partum doula to provide support around the home after baby is born. Looking for help with household chores and meal planning.

I’m looking for doula and a midwife who can strongly advocate for me as I am a black African American women I want to do home birth but I’m sure I would have to do a hospital and I do have an estimated budget

1. St. Agnes or Howard General Hospital 2. 800-1,500 3. Tbd

Mercy Hospital Center 1,000 Have a safe and healthy delivery

Postpartum services include breast feeding consultations ,sleep consultation and general postpartum care.

I am giving birth in a hospital I am not sure what my budget is yet I want to give birth with minimal medical interventions

I plan to give birth in a hospital, this is my first baby. I am currently in the process of trying to get Medicaid coverage for my baby. I have chronic pain/fibromyalgia I have low energy and high energy days.

Doula service in Baltimore md at st Jo hospital pervious c-section. Hoping for a vbac

Newborn baby boy just need a few nights of rest he cluster feeds

Hi. I am interested in your services. I am currently located in Baltimore Maryland and I am pregnant with baby #2. I had a c section with my first due to “ failure to progress “ and I would like to avoid that the second go around with a vbac. I was wondering if you are currently accepting new patients and do you take insurance?

I experienced a very traumatic birth with my first child, and that experience shaped how important support feels to me this time around. I’m hoping to work with a doula who can provide steady, compassionate care as I prepare for this birth. I’m on a tight budget and am open to low-cost or volunteer support options.

We’re looking for birth and possibly postpartum support for a hospital birth for our first child. Ideally, we are looking to utilize our insurance to assist with cost coverage. My birth plan is not yet fixed, but hoping to lean more on the natural side of things. We are especially interested in doulas who have a Christian faith background.

I am completely struggling with breastfeeding my baby boy and I intended on just exclusively that instead of formula. The problem is latching on for comfortably. Another is lack of sleep due to confusion of days and eats during sleeping. Also having trouble with reflux while intended on laying him down although after being birth and set up for 15-30 minutes.

Water birth/home birth 1500 Movement based birth

I prefer you goes to call me 770-375-5510 because I have a lot of questions

I need a doula and a midwife. I am looking for my health insurance to cover the services.

help for the first weeks and clases to be a mother

Wanting to give birth at tree of life nothing center. Someone bilingual (Spanish & English) would be appreciated, as my partner and I span different cultures. $1,500 or less - and I may incorporate movement, water birth, birth sling, breathing … no epidural. Ifs my first birth

I plan to deliver at the hospital, I want to be bale to deliver with out the epidural