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Plan to give birth at Advent Avista in Louisville. 1000-1800

I will be giving birth at a hospital. I would love to go an unmedicated as possible. My husband will be with me as well. This is my first pregnancy / birth.

Saint Joseph’s Hospital Medicaid Budget Natural Birth Any certifications are fine My age 31, having my second baby after 14 years need a refresher on everything

Birth at Memorial North Hospital. Estimated budget $1,500-$2,000 Work on birth plan with Doula Looking for birth and lactation support

Hello, I am having to give birth in a hospital, but I want to have my baby natural. My doctor wanted me to have another c section but I told her I wanted to give my body a chance. I have a 3 year old and my husband as my family and that is it. We don’t have any other support. My birth plan is to labor at home as much as possible and then go to St. Francis when it’s the right time. I am not sure what my budget is, but I am open to whatever.

I think I need help with everything. I’ve had three previous C-sections and pregnant with my fourth child. I am searching for a VBAC and I understand the risks i’m having a view back after that many C-sections however I would like to give birth vaginally. Both Hospital and home birth I have considered I am struggling to find somewhere to go to to have birth that accepts my insurance. Midwife that could not see me due to her practice recommended a home birth potentially. This probably seems very naïve, but I haven’t considered a budget. I’ve never done this before and it’s all brand new. I would like to go into labor on my own as far as 42 weeks, minimal interventions, and have a vaginal birth I would like to be up and moving around as much as possible.

I have Kaiser. I’m looking at giving birth at Rose Hospital. My budget is based off what my insurance covers. I have heard Kaiser will cover doulas. My birth plan is kinda fluid right now. I’m hoping to have a VBAC. I would like it to be unmedicated and if I can to labor in a tub. I want skin to skin immediately, delayed cord clamping and to not be forced unless my body is fully ready. I refuse to do things on a physicians timeline. I’d prefer the doula to be certified, have an NPI and to have as much experience as I can hope for. This is my 2nd baby so I’d need help making sure this goes as smooth as possible. I would love help around the house post partum but I’m not sure what insurance covers.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have Colorado medicaid. I plan to do a natural birth with no medication and freedom to be in different positions.

Giving birth at Poudre valley hospital, prefer unmedicated birth. This will be my second birth.

I’m planning on giving birth at Common Spirit Westminster location. I am a single IVF momma by choice and looking for a doula to help fill that partner & advocate role for when the big day comes plus some general birth prep. Bonus if you also offer night nanny options but can handle that separately as well. I’m 33, I’ll be 34 when the baby arrives, I live an active life style. I want to go unmedicated if possible,maybe in a pool? Less medical intervention the better but Im looking for someone to help coach me through delivery and speak up on my behalf. Someone with a calm but assertive personality would be great. Lactation advice is also a major plus

I'm 39 years old and this is my first birth. I'm looking for a doula to assist me in my birth in a hospital in Denver, Co. My budget is $1,000. My plan is to give birth as natural as possible with no C-section, at my hospital Intermountain Health Hospital in Golden, CO. i'm looking for a certified doula with at least 5 years of experience. I'd also like to use my in network benefits through Anthem.

I am due in September and planning to give birth in a hospital (UC Health - Anschutz). I have not decided on a birth plan yet. My insurance plan is with Aetna PPO (through my work). I would ideally like a doula that is African American (as I am) but I am open to other backgrounds as well.

We live in Crested Butte but will be giving birth at memorial central in Colorado Springs. Looking for VBAC support during labor. Will be going back to crested butte after newborn doctor visit so won’t need postpartum care.

I need someone who cares about my wants and can help advocate them and make sure there listend to

I wish to have a home birth, this will be my second home birth. My first birth went well. After I hemorrhaged, and had to be transferred to the hospital.

Hospital birth at rose Want to labor at home as long as possible and use techniques to prolong epidural as long as possible Budget is 2k Prefer a doula who is a mom

Planning to give birth in a hospital, tricare should completely cover costs for a doula, no birth plan established yet, at least 5 years of doula experience is preferred, my wife's age is 22 and she is a type 1 diabetic meaning it is a high-risk pregnancy. Requirements from Tricare for doulas: A current certification from one of the following: BirthWorks International, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA), Doulas of North America (DONA) International, International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), ToLABOR, or National Black Doulas Association (NBDA). Participation in a qualified, statewide Medicaid program may be recognized in lieu of one of these national certifications. State license, if offered in practicing state Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Current certificates (i.e. CLD, certified doula, or similar perinatal certification) Completed, signed Participation Agreement effective January 1, 2025 For lactation consultants and lactation counselors: A copy of the state license Current (not expired) BLS/CPR Correct provider type Board certification document

Hello, I am 35 and this is our first baby and we’re looking for a doula and lactation consultant to help us along the way. We plan to give birth at the hospital, no set birth plan but know I so want epidurals, am interested in the controlled pushing with slow delivery and delayed cord cutting. Certfications and years of experience needed. Sleep training a plus as well. Not sure on budget as this is all new to us.

This is the first time ive ever been pregnant and I’m planning on giving birth at a birthing center attached to a hospital. I’m not sure on a budget I don’t know what the typical cost is. My birth plan is to try without interventions as long as I can but if need be that’s totally fine. I’m not against any interventions.

hospital, anything under 1k really, i want a calm, relaxing, stress free birth, no men besides my husband, no drugs, no inducing, i want an all natural birth, vitamin k shot is okay but nothing else for baby, skin to skin immediately, golden hour for two hours or more, dad cuts umbilical cord, dad gets skin to skin. degree in what you are doing and years of experience, english. just helping advocate for me while i am in labor, the postpartum care.