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I’m due with my second baby on 10/22. I’m delivering at Greenwich Hospital, and working with midwives from Northeast Medical Group in Stamford. My goal is an unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. My daughter was born in May 2025 in NYC. I went into labor at 39 weeks. I had a doula and made it to 6cm unmedicated, and opted for the epidural as I had been awake for over 24 hours and needed rest. Things progressed quickly from there and I had an uncomplicated vaginal birth. This time I’m hoping for a faster labor and to not need the epidural. I breastfed my daughter for 11 months and would have liked to go longer if I hadn’t been pregnant. The beginning was very challenging because of flat nipples. I primarily pumped until she started latching at 6 weeks, and things were relatively smooth from there. I’m hoping for an easier start to breastfeeding this time. I am a stay at home mom so hope to breastfeed for at least a year with minimal pumping. I know I will need early lactation support to achieve this. I’m looking to spend less than $2500 for a birth doula, and hope insurance will cover some. I’m looking for someone who will be very hands on in labor, and help me to labor at home as long as possible.

We want to have a home birth/ water birth or supported unmedicated birth in a hospital We are looking to work with someone that shares our values in holistic prenatal, birth, and postpartum practices. $5,0000

I plan on giving birth at Uconn health Center in Farmington, Connecticut. My budget is up to $1000. My current birth plan is to be induced on October 6th, 2026 because I have a high risk twin pregnancy as well as adrenal insufficiency requiring monitoring and stress doses of IV steroids. This is my 1st pregnancy. I plan on attempting a vaginal birth but am comfortable having a C-section if medically necessary.

Hospital, I would like an elective C-section; if not, then a medicated vaginal birth, I need someone who has a holistic approach, maybe a bit more knowledge in psychology and trauma-informed care.

I am looking for in Hospital hands on birth support. For emotional and physical aid. A kind advocate to help voice my needs for mine and babies best interest . If possible I am hoping for an unmedicated natural birth. As for budget hoping for $500-$1000? Not feeling sure what the going rate is for specific in hospital aid.

To make sure the hospital doctor listen to my birth plan wants !

I need someone who can help me properly care for c-section incision. Someone who knows how to safely apply compression garments for a c-section.

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Danbury, CT. I would like to use Medicaid/Husky insurance. My birth plan is as natural as possible with no medical interventions, as well as using Bradley Method.

This is my first baby. I'm in Hamden, and I am going to Yale hospital to give birth. My native language is Portuguese. I understand English and Spanish.

I am giving birth in New Haven, CT at Yale Hospital. My OB is Sound OBGYN out of Guilford, CT. I have Cigna insurance and I am hoping to have a vaginal birth.

Hartford hospital Would love to be epidural medication free

Middlesex Hospital, Middletown CT; twins; want to try to breastfeed

Hello, I am looking for a doula to help during birth at a hospital. I would be delivering at Saint Francis and my current birth plan is natural unmedicated birth (this is mostly due to health concerns which I can discuss further)

I’m currently looking for a at home birth CNM then A doula after birth

UCONN Exploring budget Need help with birth plan Anthem

i need a doula in norwalk or fairfield connecticut

We are a couple in a difficult situation. Ting (20 years old and 19 weeks along) lives in Middletown CT and has one more year before finishing her Bachelor's degree at Wesleyan University. She is working on this final year while being pregnant. She will be giving birth during her last semester, and probably right around the time of her thesis project. Dan (36 years old) has just accepted a two year contract teaching theater in Myanmar, and has been there to working this position since late July. Because of this, he is only able to provide financial assistance and emotional support from afar until December, when he will return to assist with the birth. Ting and Dan's relationship is strong and stable, and assuming the plan moves forward as described, their financial base will also be reasonable. We would likely have a support budget of up to 1,000 per month. This is our first pregnancy, and we're excited to welcome our baby to the world, but we hope to find the support of an experienced birth doula who can help us through the journey. We are enrolled to give birth at Connecticut Childbirth and Women's Center in Danbury. Although Ting has just begun her new semester at Wesleyan, she is having a pretty difficult time managing the physical changes and a continued and persistent morning sickness (more like all day everyday sickness). Ting is insured through Wellfleet (Cigna), so ideally we will find someone licensed through them to help, but we understand that doula care is often out of pocket.e

Bridgeport hospital Second language in spanish appreciate it Years of experience Nurturing and calm Husky a coverage

I am hoping to receive a doula as I am newly pregnant, I am looking for support for prenatal, during birth and possibly after.I plan to give birth in a hospital setting, and I have husky I dont know if that is covered.

Hospital birth, I want to try for a natural birth but am open to whatever keeps baby safe.