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I plan to give birth at the hospital. I would like to have the support of a doula and try to have a natural birth if possible. I'm inquiring about someone that accepts Humana Medicaid. I would like to have full support with personal needs, emotional support mainly.

Hospital - Memorial Miramar Not sure what the going cost is, or if insurance covers anything I had two other kids, youngest is 8. They were both induced and I had an epidural. I am hoping for a more natural birth this time. No epidural, laboring at home, no back laboring, intermittent monitoring, staying as mobile as I can, delay clamping until cord is white, immediate skin to skin, etc

IBCLC or CLC, possibly interested in pp doula. I have champva and Florida Medicaid.

Overnight post partum care (after c-section) at the hospital

I am seeking a doula to provide continuous emotional, physical, and informational support throughout my pregnancy, labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery. As a first-time parent (or “during this pregnancy,” if applicable), I would benefit from having someone who can help me understand my options, advocate for my birth preferences, provide comfort measures during labor, and offer reassurance during what can be an overwhelming experience. I also value having postpartum support to help with my recovery, infant care education, breastfeeding guidance if needed, and the transition into parenthood. Having a doula would help me feel more confident, informed, and supported during this important time.

I plan on giving birth at a birth center in a water bath, I’m looking for a muslim birth doula I am Muslim as well…also looking for help postpartum care and lactation as well I would love someone who has experience and knowledge with natural birth and natural herbal remedies

I feel like I’ve lost the amount of milk I was able to make and now it feel like it not filling baby up. Free if possible

Physical help, cooking, budgeting $30, and helping me

Planned birth at AdventHealth Altamonte, working towards an unmedicated birth but willing to get an epidural if I change my mind. Looking for a doula fully covered by Medicaid community care plan.

Hello I am looking for prenatal and postnatal care, as well as a hospital assisted birth. I have a lot of anxiety surrounding birth and am looking for someone to guide me through it. This is my first baby

Looking for full time weekday post partum care. Due date in February and have a 1 year old (will be 2 in April).

Someone to help me have a natural birth. I plan to give birth at HCA

I am looking for overnight care for our 6 week old. I only need assistance for maybe a total of 6 nights in August while my husband is traveling for work. It would be over the course of 3 weeks. We have a 3.5 year old so I’m not able to nap during the day. We are looking for someone who can do 8 hour shifts.

I need a doula that will help me when its time to give birth at the hospital and any of my other needs before the baby comes and after during my postpartum stage. I need some type of massage therapist for my extreme back pain and inability to move at times. I need all three services to be accepted by Ambetter or SunShine Health insurance. I would like them to have certifications in their field of work and to have a good amount of experience and be at least middle aged at the least.

Overnight care, help with newborn around the apartment has some medical expertise

Not sure on birthing location, could be home could be hospital, would rather labor at home most of the way, going for a VBA3C, none of the C-sections were medically necessary I didn’t know better with my first and got lied to about a failed voluntary induction needing to lead to a C-section (could have gone home it was only 39 weeks) other babies were too close in age to try for a Vbac with the providers here, and now I’m on my 4th and probably last pregnancy and would love to finally have the birth I’ve always dreamed of that I know my body can, will, and wants to do. I’ve never had a single complication in any pregnancy just got stuck on the Csection train by one impatient provider and an unsupportive Vbac environment in the area. I just want a supportive person by my side to keep my mind at ease and help me through what I know my body can do, someone to advocate for me if I need them to. Support and peace of mind that someone has my back on his journey.

We are looking for a guide on this journey of pregnancy and childbirth. We are new to Florida and do not have family in the area. Light cleaning, cooking, and supportive house tasks are a plus while husband is at work or night support so mom can rest overnight.

Must be certified through either DONA, ICEA, or NHA. This would be help caring for a newborn, assisting with diapering and bottle cleaning, light laundry, etc.

Night doula package for overnight for newborn. Kids in hospital now, need someone to start this week. Baby and mama care overnight. Package of like 12-14 nights

I plan on giving birth at a birth center and I have insurance that fully overs doulasunited healthcare and simply Medicaid. I want to give birth without an Epidural or pain meds as best as possible and looking for support and guidance through it all. This is my first baby and I’m excited but also want to be as prepared as can be!