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I am a trans man (female to male) pregnant with my 1st child. Birth tentatively planned for OSU Wexner Medical Center w/ OSU Midwifery Group. Budget semi-flexible, TBD based on services available. I am hoping to have a low-intervention birth, and ideally a waterbirth. I do not want to be induced or have an epidural, but would consider other methods for pain relief. I am looking for someone with experience consulting new parents on breastfeeding, especially for people who have had a major reduction. I had peri-areolar type of reduction (incisions around areola, nipples+areola left intact) and may be able to breastfeed. You should be comfortable working with LGBT+ people.

Maintaining work supply with going back to work and pumping

I plan to do a medicated birth at Mount Carmel Hospital in Grove city Ohio. I preferably would like to stay as low as possible in pricing. I would like my doula to educate me on the whole birth process and all the safe and unsafe medicines/vaccines for me and baby and other things that are necessary and or not necessary for me and baby during the whole birth and postpartum process. I would like for my doula to have proof of certifications, I don’t mind how many years of experience you have. I would also like for my doula to help educate me as much as possible with lactation. There is a chance that baby MAY have Cystic Fibrosis, I have not gotten tested for baby yet but, father of baby and I both have the CF gene.

I am looking for a birth doula who can support me during labor I plan to give birth in a hospital and would like support with a natural birth. Comfort measures and breathing I am looking for insurance covered services

I'm struggling with breastfeeding. In the hospital it went pretty good but when we got home it felt like she was always hungry and I'm worried she's not getting enough food from me.. She was so hungry and in such distress I had to give her a formula and now I'm scared about my supply.. She's only 2 days old And my nipples really hurt right now and I can't feed her because of the pain it causes me but I definitely still want to only breastfeed and pump if possible

1) home birth preferred 2) unknown (first pregnancy) but I do have insurance through my employer 3) my preference is to keep this pregnancy as "natural" as possible with limited testing, scans or ultrasounds.

Baby not back to birth weight, she falls asleep as soon as she nurses. She does swallow and I think she gets milk. Not sure how much. Had very light wet diapers. Been topping her off with formula after nursing or using my pumped milk. I get around 1.5 to 2 oz. I have been using a nipple shield. Now starting to be painful right in beginning of latch. I think I am having issues with milk transfer.