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Support while giving birth in a hospital settng unmedicated.

I would like to give birth at home or birthing center…open to hospital. Budget is 5000 and I want the least invasive option as possible

My husband and I are first time parents. My husband is more apprehensive with a homebirth than I am, however he is on board. I am an ER nurse and he works in the vet field. We have two dogs one who is small and the other a big dog. We are both Christians who would love to have someone who respects those values. My ideal birth plan is a home water birth that is peaceful and doesn't feel unnatural. I would love to work with my body and not against during labor and birth. I would like to have an educated midwife and doula who can recognize as early as possible if things aren't right and aren't afraid to act but also respect communication in real time if needed. During labor my home will be open to our immediate family which isn't small. I hope that I can find someone who doesn't mind. Our family’s will be aware of when they are to be there and not. My birthplan can be flexible but would love to have a unmedicated natural birth. As far as estimated budget I hope I can have someone who take insurance. However if not we can be flexible for the right person.

I plan to give birth at Grant Hospital. I have a budget of $3000 through my insurance UHC. My birth plan is to try and go into labor naturally and then get the epidural. This is my first pregnancy and am unsure of what to expect.

We plan to give birth in a hospital. I am hoping to have serviced covered by Tricare I am open as far as my birth plan. I’m ok with medication and an epidural, but I do not want my placenta to be tugged, I want a delayed cord cutting done by my husband, and the baby is only allowed to leave room when my husband is able to accompany (outside of medical emergencies). No students in room (my hospital is not a teaching hospital). We are strict on breastfeeding and will only supplement with formula when medically necessary. No bottles (syringe feeding is fine), and no pacifiers.

I need a doula that supports vaginal birth after csection

1. OSU hospital 2. Caresource 3. Having twins but the plan is to do vaginal birth

Hello! I am planning to give birth at riverside Methodist hospital. This is my second child and would like support of having doula leading up to birth to advocate for my needs when labor begins, but then finding support following birth as wel. Estimated budget for a doula would need to be discussed.

1. Riverside Hospital 2. Under Medicaid 3. Just be as safe as possible for both mom and baby

I am 5 weeks pregnant and I am feeling overwhelmed with the decisions. We are a family that tries to be all natural and I plan to do an at home birth with only natural pain management and nothing that's not absolutely necessary. I also do not want to be pushed to do anything I don't want to do. I dont have a full birth plan yet but I plan to have close family around in the comfort of my own home. Our estimated budget is a max of $5,000

Mount Carmel St Ann’s hospital. Budget to be determined- were new to the doula experience and rates. Previous births included forceps delivery and a c-section for twins- both with pitocin. Although a victim of circumstance I do feel like things were rushed in both circumstances and I am realizing how hard it is to speak my needs, especially if they may be confrontational. I’m really looking for some medical wisdom to provide some peace of mind when making hard choices and can help to advocate for me as well. Ideally I’d like to progress naturally, I really don’t like being bed bound, and if able, I’d like some coaching on breathing and pain coping strategies. I’m not opposed to an epidural but would like to try natural. My faith is super important to me and I’m hoping to find someone who can help build my confidence in myself and the body God gave me. To reflect more on the gift rather than the pain.

I’m a messianic believer who is looking for a biblically based doula and approach to my 2nd pregnancy. I plan to have a HBAC NO medical advice needed.

More so just need someone at hospital with me. I don't have family in town and need someone to watch my older three kids that I want at the hospital while I give birth. My last two births I did not have to labor at the hospital long. I was 10 cm dilated when I got to the hospital with my first daughter and that went quick and then with my next daughter I got to the hospital at 5cm after my water broke at home a few hours before. I gave birth 5 hours after I was admitted for the most recent birth in 2023. I went a week earlier for my most 2023 birth. I was the day before my due date for my 2nd child in 2019. Not sure budget since I won't need someone that long. Birth plan similar as last birth. Natural vaginal only used nitrox for last birth. Gave birth vaginally after 10 mins of pushing.

I plan to deliver at Dublin Methodist hospital. My insurance updated and now includes a doula so I’m just interested in seeing how that all works. I’m planning for a V-BAC I had an urgent c section with my now 3 year old son. I had gestational diabetes with him but it was well controlled and I honestly don’t think I needed the c section but my dr pushed me to get induced so he wouldn’t be a big baby. He was 6lbs 15oz. With this baby I want someone that will help me advocate for myself and take my power back during birth so I can have a more positive and less traumatic experience this time around. Thank you

Dublin Methodist hospital, Dublin Ohio Budget NA birth plan, wanting no epidural, would love motions, movements and breathing techniques to be incorporated

I am looking for someone who is collaborative, open minded, and liberal. I am looking for someone who can be my advocate, an emotional support, and educator. This is my first pregnancy. I plan to give birth in the hospital and I would want this person to be there for me. I am not sure what my budget is, as I do not know the going rates for a doula. I am newly pregnant and just want to have a comfortable pregnancy.

Educational, support, bilingual spanish and English

Looking for a doula for support to help with pregnancy im 36 and this pregnancy is rough my body feels drained and I’m looking for someone to help prepare my body for labor exercise and help with breastfeeding postpartum I plan to give birth at the hospital vaginal birth with epidural

Hi! I'm a first time mom (2 previous miscarriages) and plan to give birth at Pickerington Methodist Hospital. The budget is flexible but preferably under 3k. I intend to have an epidural but I am open to other pain management options as a supplement. While I would prefer a vaginal birth, a C-section isn't the end of the world and I plan on going with the flow in that regard. During early labor, I would like to manage the initial contractions by moving around while also conserving my energy. I am also pagan and may want to incorporate some of my practices during this time. At the beginning, I would like to have my family around (husband, mom, stepdad, siblings, grandparents, mother-in-law), but once labor intensifies and pushing becomes imminent, I would like to only have my husband and possibly my mom (in addition to the doula and medical team, of course) in the delivery room. As far as medical interventions, there are only a few that generally are off the table (e.g., Foley catheters) but I am fine with going off my plan should it become medically necessary; the biggest concern is the medical team communicating and obtaining my consent beforehand. The role of the doula would be to advocate on my behalf should this become an issue. I would love to have lots of skin to skin contact with my baby after she's born and initiate breastfeeding ASAP. I am also seeking some postpartum support, particularly in terms of mental health and organization. Both my husband and I are new parents and the presence of an experienced person would be highly beneficial. I have ADHD and have been off my meds since becoming pregnant, so I foresee myself needing assistance with establishing a routine. My psychiatrist says that my ADHD meds are fine for breastfeeding but not pregnancy, but I would like to establish my supply for a good 5-6 weeks before getting back on meds. I would be going back to work after 12 weeks and am essentially required to work until my water breaks, but I work from home at a desk job so I wouldn't be doing anything physically strenuous. Side note: we also have 4 cats, so bear that in mind for home visits especially if allergies are a concern, haha.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, and (if living arrangements were different) I would have preferred to try an at home birth. This is my third pregnancy, and this will be my first attempt at an unmedicated birth. I have never sought the help of a doula, so I am open to discussing cost.