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I just need someone to teach me things before the baby is born. Such as pelvic floor expand how to Brest feed. I would like someone to be an advocate for my wants and needs in the hospital when delivering to ensure my wishes are met and doctors just don’t proceed however they want. And maybe be some extra hands and care once baby is born Giving birth at Paoli in PA I would like to keep the price reasonable but I don’t know what that looks like maybe $1000? I don’t have a birth plan at this time I would like someone who can travel to the home and to the hospital

Hospital birth max 1000$ natural, no epidural, delayed cord clamping until white and non pulsating,

Good morning, My name is Autumn Knight, and I am the new Maternal and Child Health Community Health Worker at the Martinsville Health Department. We offer services such as case management for pregnant and postpartum individuals, and I am reaching out to learn more about the support you provide in our area with the hope to be able to connect local women to your services. I would love the opportunity to connect with you or someone from your team to discuss your available services. I look forward to hearing from you soon! Thanks! Best regards,

1. Plan to give birth at home in Lowgap, NC 2. $7k or less 3. No interventions, dark, quiet, and peaceful.

Hospital, our budget is low/mid, just wanting to see our options. I don’t have a birth plan just yet

Christiana Hospital, estimated budget ranges- Maybe a few hours here and there, birth plan is hopefully not complicated- maybe c section

Need breast feeding education and support, light housekeeping- cooking, cleaning laundry, 3 year old sibling, language is English, Estimated budget is unknown because not sure how much this costs

A relatively new mommy to be after 8 years. Looking for a doula for emotional and educational support as i am new to the whole experience. I plan to deliver at Riddle Memorial Hospital in Media, PA. I have no desire to go completely natural. I have medicaid insurance, looking for a doula that accepts.

new mother need care to take care of her, helping with massage,bathing and other cares new born may need some care too

Hello, I plan to give birth at a hospital, TriCare will be covering my expenses and this is my first pregnancy so I am still learning about a birth plan

Looking for a doula to help with birth and post-partum care— the birth will take place at Bryn Mawr Hospital.

I want to look for a doula who speaks mandarin so that my mom can communicate with her. My expectation for doula is to train the newborn in the first month or two (sleep habit, eating habit etc. At the time, also educate parents and grandparents how to take care of newborn. Thank you.

Help with newborn care Help with light chores and tasks Help with toddler

I plan to deliver at a hospital. I need a doula for support through the labor & delivery process as well as advocacy. I plan to have a medicated birth (epidural), if possible & a vaginal delivery. This is my 3rd pregnancy (1st one ended in stillbirth) & I am currently being monitored for a large baby & advanced maternal age. I am unsure what the costs of a doula are but I plan to use my insurance.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Vaginally and medication free to Mono-Di twins. I need a Doula that accepts Tricare.

I will be giving birth at Doylestown hospital. I am having a c section. I am looking for a night nurse/ post partum doula to help with the baby over night. I already have two kids and just looking for some extra support during this time.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Intend to have epidural. Cord will not be cut. I am looking for a doula that accepts Tricare.

We have a toddler and both work from home so we need support after our second baby is born in May. We both work from home so ideally someone could come here to watch both of our babies in our home while we work. We need someone that we can trust to be an extension of our parenting and to work with us instead of against us to support feeding, changing, babysitting during work hours and potentially a night nurse to help us with overnight needs so that we can get rest. We plan to give birth at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. We plan to use an epidural like we did for the first birth and follow standard medical guidelines. We are fortunate to receive a $30,000 benefit from my company to use toward eligible doula services so that is our budget although given the mostly part-time nature of this role, I think that should be more than enough for our needs.

I plan on giving birth in Lewis County General Hospital budget wise I was told can be cover by my insurance (tricare) and I would need help on creating a birth plan I don’t know what’s best and what to look for this is my first child

Mom of 2 - toddler and newborn via c section. Exclusively breastfeeding (will pump) need sleep and house chores completed as well as emotional support