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plan to give birth in a hospital budget ~2500 vaginal birth, medicated

I plan on having an at home birth and looking for a medical covered doula.

I want somebody to be present at hospital and care for her

I plan on giving birth at UT in Knoxville. I’m not sure what budget to plan for. My birth plan is to go as long as possible with out medication but am open to it if needed. I mainly want a spot person there for me.

Hospital birth with experience with dealing with Cabell huntington

Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. FaceTime & music set up. No infant Piedmont Newnan in Georgia, $1000-$1500 budgeted, Labor at home long as possible w/doula present, transport w/doula if possible. Father present at the hospital time. Minimal pain meds to do as natural a birth possible (no epidurals). Walk/sit up to work w/gravity as much as possible. Keep placenta, self bath my baby & non separation of baby unless NICU issues requires. FaceTime & music going. No infant immunizations nor eye drops/nursing encouragement welcomed.

Cigna insurance covered. Plan to give birth at a birthing center

I plan to give birth at home in a tub that I’d purchase or rent. I’d love to have family and loved ones there to support and encourage me as well. I’m not sure typically what pricing looks like for a water birth or at home birth but I’d say if we can keep it under 8,000 that would be ideal for all services included.

I would like to give birth at home in Columbus, GA. would like to spend no more than 6-8k if possible. I’m not sure I have a birth plan yet. I want to be as independent with my husband as possible. As natural as possible, minimal checks, I want to be able to move around as much as possible and have skin to skin and delayed cord clamping until pulsing has stopped.

Hospital birth with absolutely little to no interventions, no vaccines, freedom of movement and birth position, no cord clamping until it’s white and no longer pulsing. I have a fibroid but have been told I’m still considered low risk. Budget is max $2000, I do have Georgia Medicaid though if a doula accepts that. I basically want everything a home birth is but in a hospital, my partner isn’t comfortable doing a home birth and I have no birth centers near me.

Hospital birth, 47 year old second birth. 1st birth vaginal natural. Currently 28 week pregnant with IVF pregnancy. Delayed cord clamping, once cord is is white. Baby stays in the room at all times. Take home placenta. Informed about vaccines K12. All test done on the baby in the room. IV in my hand and removed after birth. No medication, medication intervention if needed., Dad cuts the cord. Different positions- on knees bent over. No student. Doula present Blood type O+, agree to blood transfusion.

I want to give birth at Home. I'm doing research for this.

1-I planned birth at Northside Hospital in Cumming, GA 2- Not a budget in mind right now 3- Goal: Unmedicated Vaginal Birth (avoid Epidural/C-section) During Labor Pain Management: Please do not offer or discuss an epidural or other pain medication. I will request it if I feel I need it. I plan to use non-medicinal methods (e.g., movement, shower/tub, breathing). Medical Interventions: Please use intermittent fetal monitoring to allow for maximum mobility. Avoid an IV/saline lock unless medically necessary. I prefer to avoid labor-augmentation medications (like Pitocin) and allow my labor to progress on its own, unless there is a medical emergency. Delivery and Postpartum Birth of Baby: I would like to push instinctively (no coached pushing/breath-holding). I want to be in the position of my choice (e.g., standing, hands-and-knees, side-lying). Cord Clamping: I request delayed cord clamping until the umbilical cord has stopped pulsating. Immediate Postpartum: Please place the baby immediately on my chest for uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact. I request that all routine newborn procedures, like weighing and measurements, be delayed until after the first hour of skin-to-skin time. Placenta: I would like to keep my placenta. Please place it in a provided container/cooler immediately after delivery. I prefer to deliver the placenta spontaneously without Pitocin, unless medically necessary for hemorrhage prevention. Note to Staff: In the event of an unplanned C-section, I would still like the screen lowered for viewing, my partner present, and immediate skin-to-skin contact with the baby, or with my partner if I am unable.

I am interested in labor/birthing preparation. I am considering a possible home birth/water birth and would like a doula in attendance, if so. I am still working out the details of my birth plan, but know that I would like as close to a natural birth as possible (no epidural, induction, etc.).

1). Northside Forsyth hospital 2). Hoping to be covered by Tricare completely 3) had a completely unmedicated first birth in a hospital setting with a doula. (Labored at home till I was 10cm). Would like that experience again.

St. John’s hospital in Westlake, OH Hoping to find a doula covered by TRICARE insurance. Low intervention birth with no epidural ideally.

I need help with birth plan at hospital and induction( don’t want to do that)

Fairview hospital, budget flexible, hoping for a more natural/ holistic birth experience but open to epidural for pain control, do not want to labor and push on back in bed, would like to stay mobile

Plan to give birth at hospital. Looking for: > A birth doula with experience at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta and follows evidence based birthing practices > A night nurse for 3-4 nights per week, for ~6 weeks.

I plan to give birth at a birthing facility. Budget is less than $2000. No birth plan yet.