Find Midwife Jobs Near Elmhurst, IL

Plan to give birth in a hospital. Not sure on a budget yet.

I’m looking to have my baby at home. Medicaid insurance

I want my labor and delivery to be as natural as possible. I’d like a midwife to deliver my child. I need my insurance to cover it all (I have meridian health plan). This is my second pregnancy.

Will be giving birth at CDH Not sure on budget No birth plan yet

Homebirth, $5-7,000, water birth This will be my 3rd birth. Precious births have been water births at home or midwifery run center.

Hello im 7 weeks pregnant and I plan on giving birth at home I’m looking for a well experienced and educated midwife to get my through this process

I am a first time mom of of twin boys, i will likely give birth early and I have been told I am high risk. I am also 25 so I am just looking for someone to ease my my mind, educate me and my husband and be my voice at the delivery room. I absolutely cannot be with an anti-vaxxer and anti modern medicine person. We can talk about the budget, I am open to it but I would want anyone potentially interested to not be expecting a big one! We are young parents to twins, there is not a whole lot of wiggle room!!

LUTHERN GENERAL HOSPITAL $500 UNMEDICATED, LITTLE INTERVENTION, BOTH OF US ARE HEALTHY

Support and support education for my first child that I wish to deliver at home. 5000 budget

give birth in hospital; budget 5000; vaginal birth

I want to give birth at home. My budget is about $1000. My birth plan will consist of a more natural approach. With my midwives help to make plan and make it being that this is my first child.

I want to give birth at home. Budget 2500 Water birth at home with family

i currently have no insurance but i’m attempting to find some or see if i’m somehow eligible for medicaid. i would be a single mother and ideally i would love to explore an option to give birth more naturally like a water birth, i want something not as invasive, im not sure what my budget is because this is my first time being pregnant so im not sure what to expect, im just exploring options right now and hoping to gain insign on what would work best for me

-Prenatal care -hospital birth -low intervention care

I want to give birth at home. My insurance covers a certified nurse midwife. I want to have an unmedicated birth and I would like to labor using a birthing tub, though I’m not sure if I want a water birth or not.

I would like to give birth at home or at a birthing center… Outside of Medicaid my budget is around $2,000 Birth Preferences • I prefer to labor in a calm, dimly lit environment with soft music, aromatherapy, and minimal disturbances. • I would like to labor freely in different positions and have access to a birthing tub or shower for comfort. • I prefer to use natural pain management techniques such as breathing exercises, meditation, massage, and hydrotherapy before any medical interventions. • I would like intermittent fetal monitoring rather than continuous, as long as my baby and I are healthy. • I wish to avoid unnecessary cervical checks and prefer gentle encouragement over time constraints. • I would like to allow my body to labor naturally without induction unless medically necessary. Delivery Preferences • I would like to push instinctively rather than on a timed schedule. • I prefer to birth in an upright, hands-and-knees, or squatting position to aid natural delivery. • I would like to avoid an episiotomy unless absolutely necessary. • I would like my baby to be delivered directly onto my chest for immediate skin-to-skin contact. After Birth Preferences • I would like delayed cord clamping until it stops pulsating to allow my baby to receive all beneficial nutrients. • I prefer the placenta to be delivered naturally without medical intervention unless needed. • I would like to keep my placenta for encapsulation or personal use. • I want immediate skin-to-skin contact and early breastfeeding initiation. • I prefer all newborn procedures (weighing, measuring, etc.) to wait until after bonding and breastfeeding have begun. • I prefer to decline routine newborn vaccinations and eye ointment (unless legally required). Emergency Plan • If a hospital transfer is necessary, I request my birth team be included in all decisions. • I prefer to avoid a C-section unless absolutely necessary. • If a C-section is required, I would like a gentle C-section approach with skin-to-skin contact as soon as possible. This birth plan reflects my desire for a natural, holistic birth with minimal intervention. I understand that flexibility may be necessary for my baby’s safety and well-being, and I trust my birth team to support my preferences as much as possible.

1. Hospitals 2. Unknown 3. Unknown at the moment

home birth insurance accepted no medication, holistic approach to care

I want to give birth at a birth center. I would like an ultra sound to see the baby. I want little to no medical intervention. I want vaginal birth.

Hospital birth- Downtown Chicago- unsure on budget - ideally unmedicated birth at hospital