Find Midwife Jobs Near Coldwater, ON

1. Plan to give birth at home 2. Budget tbd 3. Baby born in the peace of our own home

Birth at bayhealth in dover DE. See the same midwife every appointment Takes Tricare insurance Easy to contact with any issues

I would like a non-medicated birth at home using my insurance to cover costs. Water birth, Delayed cord clamping, immediate chest to chest, deliver on knees or squatting. No laying on back to push.

I would love to do a water birth. Either at home or a birthing center. Just looking at my options right now

give birth at home. unmedicated. labor in birth pool/tub. midwife at home

I would like a more natural birth without an episiotomy or anything too crazy and I would like to be educated on better birthing positions

looking for a midwife for my first pregnancy in the waldorf area

Hospital birth, but looking for the most home birth like feel. Lower budget, max 1,000. Only need for labor/delivery!

I plan to give birth either at home or at a hospital Budget is 6k A water birth

In network with Blue Cross Blue Shield. Ample experience. Affordable. Christian-based preferred. At-home birth if at all possible. Little to no interventions unless medically necessary.

Christian-based midwife and coach to help prepare psychologically and spiritually for a smooth, calm, and powerful birth. We prefer someone more local to Kokomo, Indiana. 1. We need someone to educate mom and dad on birth location options. 2. I have Anthem insurance. Would that cover a midwife? 3. I’ve never had a baby before. I am looking for someone with a lot of experience who can help me make a plan

I’m looking for a midwife to help me have a safe natural birth. I would love to have a home birth, but would also be open to having an advocate to support me with a natural birth in a hospital, if a home birth is out of my budget. My estimated budget would be around $2,000 out of pocket but I have anthem blue cross blue shield insurance

I am 35 and never thought I could get pregnant - surprise! (IVF for both of my half sisters and similar autoimmune issues made this seem unlikely.) Being "older" I envision a natural birth outside of the traditional hospital setting, while also being realistic about possible complications. I am 22 weeks along, with a boy. I live in my Condo and have purchased a pool for water relaxation/birth. I am at the corner of Rte 125 and 9 so not far from WDH (Wentworth Douglass). I am a business owner and also attending massage school for my 4th licensure for my salon in Exeter, NH. I've written this request so my mother, Betsy Cote, can add info and forward to you, Jessica. She has been helping me navigate because of my very limited time. Also, Middleton Chiropractic has been our entire NH family's provider for over 25 years. My mom also knows Kristine McKenney (Heitz) from being her family's Dental Hygienist for over 30 years. We are hoping it's not too late to start with you. I've been seeing an OBGYN in Exeter near my workplace for all needed care so far. Please advise. Thankyou. You can email me at: Sarah.vybestudio@gmail.com and copy my mother, Betsy, too at her email above. She is here from FL for a couple of weeks helping me out before baby arrives. My number is: (603)617-8100.

Home Birth. Would like a birthing pool; willing to transfer to hospital if medically necessary. Plan on bottle feeding. I have caresource maternity hip and would like to be as cost affordable as possible with limited income.

Stafford Hospital Tricare covered As natural as possible.

Whatever is covered by insurance Anthem BCBS HIP - Birth either at home or at hospital possibly could pay out of pocket depending on price. I did have my last baby at 33 weeks at home and she was breeched. I expect to go very fast and afraid I won’t make it to the hospital in time.

Im due approximately August 22, 2026. This is my 2nd pregnancy. I had my first 7 years ago in florida in our apartment. He was 11lbs completely healthy. It was an ideal birth. Really want the same outcome for my 2nd.

I’m exploring the option of a homebirth. I have previously given birth naturally in hospitals with midwives twice. I barely made it on my last birth. And I’m farther away from the hospital now where I live. The drive is what makes me nervous in the birthing process. I have wanted to do a homebirth but been nervous about if there was an emergency how it would be handled in a home setting. I would want to be with a midwife who took pretty low risk if an emergency. I’m not concerned about budget, I’m just wanting to find the right fit of a midwife if I go the homebirth route.

I am 22 and I do not have a birth plan. But I would like to do a home birth and I am looking for a midwife that would be covered under my tricare insurance.

I would like to have a Homebirth, with no medications. I would like to have an all natural birth!