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I would like a midwife/doula in the Pittsburgh area. Plan to give birth in the surrounding area. Not familiar with this, need lots of help Someone who speaks Spanish is a plus!

1- hospital (mount Sinai) 2- 1000-1500 3- for now I do not have any birth plan

Hospital birth, budget around 25$ per hour. The better the rate, the more hours I will take. Natural birth in the hospital No additional duties just care for the baby

Birth Plan – Mira R Partner/Support Person: Tiago P Due Date: June 30, 2026 Birth Location: Hospital (undecided location) 1. Labor Preferences • Environment: Dim lights, soft music, minimal interruptions, aromatherapy if available, limited staff. • Positions & Movement: Walking, squatting, birthing ball, hands and knees; remain as mobile as possible. • Pain Management: Prefer to try natural methods first (breathing, movement, meditation); open to medical interventions only if necessary, avoid epidural if possible. 2. Support People • Who is in the room: Partner only (sister Sheneka may be present if needed), minimal staff. • Role: Encourage, reassure, assist with breathing and positions. 3. Delivery Preferences • Pushing/Delivery: Push in positions that feel natural; guidance from provider/doula; immediate skin-to-skin after birth. • Interventions: Prefer minimal interventions; no episiotomy unless an emergency. 4. Baby Care • Immediately After Birth: Skin-to-skin with parent and partner, delayed cord clamping, baby stays in room, any necessary testing in room. • Feeding: Breastfeeding; lactation support if needed. • Medical Procedures: Vitamin K injection, eye ointment, newborn screening tests. 5. Special Requests • Emotional Support: Deep breathing, relaxation, reassurance; no unsolicited advice. • Allergies/Medical Conditions: N/A • Dietary Restrictions: No peanuts, avocado, banana, or pork. It’s very important to me that my birth feels healing, and relaxing. I want a calm and peaceful birth not anything traumatic and I’d like a doula who can support me with that. My budget is $1500 - $2000 but I can be more flexible.

hospital to give birth. Need to have someone take care of the new born. Must be register nurse so that my insurance can cover partial.

First time pregnancy & new to the birth experience. Plan to deliver at the hospital. Would prefer a calm environment, natural birth, delivery on all fours not on the back, and plan on taking birthing classes & exercises. So far no major pregnancy symptoms, at week 9.

Birth at the hospital $1500.00 budget and no interventions unless necessary no shots for baby and waiting out umbilical cord to "white out".

First time mother! 1. Hospital 2. Budget: 60 3. Unmedicated birth, delayed cord clamping(until done pulsating), Husband will cut the cord, help breathing and pushing, little interventions only if needed.

1. Hospital 2. $1500 3. Natural birth with epidural or planned c-section

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I am considered a high risk patient due to a medication I am taking that makes me immunocompromised. I am hoping for a natural mostly unmedicated birth. This is my first pregnancy. I’m looking for someone who is gentle and kind who will be the there to help me through each step of birth and postpartum.

Give birth in the Hospital a few hours per day, not staying overnight

1. Milton Hospital 2. 10-15k 3. Hmmm to give birth at a hospital but we will need support before, during and after pregnancy. Also we would like to know the do and don't as parents since this is our first child. We may also need a nanny after birth to help us out for the first few months.

I will be 28 at the time of birth.. I would like to give birth at home but cannot find a midwife so may have to resort to a hospital and I’d like to have a water birth. I am open to discussing budget. I hope to have my husband and mum with me at the time of birth. I require someone calm, with a wealth of knowledge and experience in supporting women through a trauma informed lens. Also - nutrition is important to me so someone who understands healthy nutrition and holistic care. English spoken well is necessary, French is optional but would be nice. I hope to have night care at least 2-3 times a week as my husband will be travelling for work over a couple months postpartum. I hope to sleep train and get some help with laundry/basic chores for baby. Open to discuss hourly rates or packages.

I want to give birth at home unless there are complications or unless I change my mind during the dialating process and want to give birth at the hospital

I want to give birth in a hospital but with the help of a doula/ midwife. I would love to have a water birth but unfortunately my local hospital doesn’t offer it, i was hoping maybe a doula could bring the supplies to my hospital and assist me, if allowed.

1.Hospital 2.20-25$ per hr for about 4 week 3. VBAC

1. Hospital 2. Under a thousand 3. Birth plan: whatever needs to be done to be safe for me and child. I know I would love no epidural but due to my conditions and high case of c-section I would need to. I would love natural delivery again high chance of c-section. I was told by doctor due to my health OB/GYN is more recommended then midwife but stated a doula would be a good consideration.

Hello, I am seeking a birth doula who provides holistic, nurturing, and empowering support throughout pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. While I deeply desired a home birth, I understand that may not be possible for me, and I am looking for someone who can help me create a calm, natural, spiritual, and intentional birth experience in whatever setting I deliver. I value emotional presence, grounding energy, and continuous labor support. I would like guidance with comfort measures, breathing techniques, advocacy, and informed decision-making so that I feel confident and supported throughout the process. It is important to me that my birth space feels safe, peaceful, and empowering. Postpartum care is equally important to me. I am looking for check-ins, recovery support, and gentle guidance as I transition into motherhood. Lactation education and hands-on breastfeeding support are a priority, as I would like to feel confident and well-informed in nourishing my baby. Overall, I am seeking a doula who honors both the physical and emotional aspects of birth and who can help me feel centered, supported, and empowered during this transformative time.

1. Hospital but vaginal 2. 1500$ 3. Vagina birth no medical intervention

I’d like to give birth naturally. I’m not really sure whether I want to go to a hospital or not. I want my child unvaccinated. I don’t even know what a doula cost, but I’m open to spending what I have to. I’m 42 and had two c-sections 15 & 20 years ago. I’d like to try for a vbac. I’m now in better health than I have been in since high school. I’d like someone who is a follower of Jesus Christ.