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I’m 21 and found out I was pregnant at the end of March, unexpectedly! At first I was fine with hospital birth, but more and more researching I’m a little unsure. My local hospital that I would be delivering in if chosen, says they offer low intervention birthing suites and support natural labor, but again i’m a little in the dark and am unsure. My mom is very supportive and encouraging of me having a doula and midwife to help advocate and support me but i’d say maybe $500-$2000 range? My ideal birth plan would be natural and following my bodies plan of what it needs to do, waiting to cut cord until white, immediate skin to skin, i would like to breastfeed, and vernix not wiped off immediately, vaccines are okay, and im not sure what else right now exactly. Im 8 weeks on 4/23/26, so still pretty early.

Home birth assistance, want to use medicaid insurance if possible

I need a midwife in the Hamilton, Ohio area that is covered by medicaid

Home delivery is priority, no birth certificate or social security number and a woman preferred.

1. Home birth 2. Unsure, we will be getting new better-paying jobs soon. 3. I'd like to have my female family members present at home. Water birth if possible. I won't be working all of my pregnancy and postpartum time, so I have a lot of time for prep and postbirth activities.

I am wanting an at-home water birth in Oxford Ohio and I am wanting to find a midwife that is covered at least partly by my insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield

Hospital Trying to find someone covered through Tricare east prime Open to birth plans

I’m just looking for a midwife so that I can have birth at home. My estimate budget is around $3,500-$4,000 but I’m not exactly sure prices on this. Truly I’d love to have a water birth. I just want to be able to be comfortable and labor how my body wants to, rather than having to have my vitals checked every 30 minutes to an hour with no freedom to do as pleased.