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Giving birth at Washington Regional Hospital in Fayetteville, AR.

Looking for a queer-friendly doula in Fayetteville Arkansas for a hospital birth. First time mom at 45 years old.

This is my first birth, and we are looking to do what is best for the baby. At this time we are debating between an at home or hospital birth. I also want some help/support to prepare for the experience of birth.

1. This my second child but my partner’s first even though we live in Springdale, we are planning on giving birth at Mercy Hospital in Rogers 2. Don’t really have a budget just starting 1000.Hopefully it can stay under that 3. haven’t really discussed a birth plan, hoping to have some more help with that. Just know that we want a C-section birth if we cannot have a vagina birth.

Planning on giving birth in the hospital washington regional. looking for someone who accepts medicaid. not sure about birth plan

I live in Lowell, AR. I plan to give birth at Mercy in Roger’s. I have no idea on budget or birth plan but I would like someone who is good with natural remedies and can be stern with doctors

We are expecting our first baby during the first week of November and are currently looking for a doula who can provide guidance and support throughout labor, delivery, and postpartum care. As first-time parents, we are especially interested in working with someone who has extensive experience supporting new moms, helping prepare a personalized birth plan, and advocating for us during labor and delivery. We’re based in Rogers, AR, and plan to give birth at an in-network hospital with our healthcare provider. We are preparing for a vaginal birth, if possible. Our estimated budget for doula services is around $1000, and we hope to apply this through our insurance coverage if applicable. We’d love to connect and learn more about your approach and availability. Thank you!

Home birth Emotional support during birth and leading up to birth Photography included Faith based care $1,500

Hospital Insurance covered Natural as possible. Still doing research

I plan to birth in a hospital, unless I am able to find a midwife and doula that do home births. I would prefer to do a home birth. Our budget would depend on the payment plan(s) available. I want a birth with as little intervention as possible. This will be my 3rd birth, and in the past have very healthy pregnancies with no complications during birth.

Hi, I currently have openings in my schedule for new clients in case you have clients in need of therapy/mental health services. so I wanted to introduce myself and my practice. www.jenniferburleson.com The best way for new clients to reach me is to schedule a phone appt on my client portal: https://jennifer-burleson.clientsecure.me/ Thanks! Jennifer

Planning to give birth in a low intervention suite at a hospital. The goal is to go unmedicated. I also would like for my doula to be someone who believes in Jesus. Also our budget is $1,000

I've always wanted to have my babies naturally with little to no pain medication, IV or laughing gas would be as far as I would go. I do not want to labor or give birth in a hospital unless I have no other choice, if things take a turn I have a doctor at Mercy hospital. Our estimated budget would probably be 1.5k-2.k overall. We're a young couple starting out in a new town, we're starting to get back on our feet and we were not expecting to have a little one so soon. I want a water birth with low lighting, calming music and an aroma im familiar with, one doula and at least one to two midwives, my husband will be there and as for extras that is yet to be decided. I would also like either a foam mat low to the ground or a bed to get on if we need a change from the pool/tub. Yoga balls and all the fixings. Basically whatever I need to have a safe, smooth and calm birth, that'll be cheaper and less stressful than a hospital stay. Thank you!

1. Plan to give birth at WILLOW CREEK HOSPITAL IN JOHNSON AR 2. I have Insurance 3. Unmedicated

I delivered cesarean in 2020 with a set of twins due to a leakage of amniotic fluid from one of the twins sacs. I however would like to deliver naturally since I did with my first child and had a far better experience and less pain from the natural birth I had no epidural or any pain meds before or after the birth of my 8 year old. I’d love to see what I can do to achieve the most natural outcome with my 4th and last child whom is a girl this time.

I would like to do either a home or water birth. I need someone that accepts medicaid and if there are any additional outside fees to inform. I want a delayed clamping, no shots or vaccines administered. I would like post partum assistance. I would like someone who is holistic or aware, open, and understanding of these desires. I want to keep and dehydrate the placenta for later. I want my pregnancy and birthing as natural as possible. I am pescatarian so I only consume fish, not "land" meat. I do desire support, including emotional and mental. I am not due at the moment but I am on the search for someone before it occurs. I don't believe in waiting last minute for something this big. I suffered alot from having to do last minute with my first.

Looking for birth doula and postpartum doula that accepts sooner-care.

I'm very new to this but want to have my baby at home preferably. I'm not versed on a birth plan yet and would like to talk things out with someone so I can get a better understanding of my own wants/needs during this time.

I need a doula to help guide me through a natural birth and who will advocate for me and my birth plan! I am going to freeman hospital and I need a doula who is in network with United healthcare. Some big things on my birth plan include delayed cord clamping, no c section unless absolutely necessary and immediate skin to skin.

1.home birth 2.soonercare insurance as little as possible. 3.deep cleaned house home birth with professional